About half an hour east of Portland, on the bank of the Columbia River across from Multnomah Falls, is a 3.9-acre parcel with a stunning home and spacious studio. 

Amnesia Brewing coming to downtown Washougal

There was more good news for downtown Washougal last week.  Thanks to the efforts of Adam Taylor at Lone Wolf Investments, Amnesia Brewing will be opening a new brew pub in Washougal this summer.  Amnesia has a brewery and pub in north Portland.  This will be their first foray into the Columbia River Gorge and southwest Washington.
Lone Wolf is also responsible for Washougal Town Square, home of The Hearth, a fine eatery that is becoming a destination for food lovers throughout the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area.

This building on Main Street in Washougal, formerly occupied

by a pawn shop, will house a new brew pub.  

Wide Open Spaces

Much of the property we sell in this area (rural acreage in Washougal and Skamania County, about 30 miles east of Portland, Oregon) has something special going on: A crystal clear creek, river, or lake.  Mammoth trees perhaps. We listed a hot springs once (fortunately for posterity, that land was bought by the U.S. Forest Service.) This photograph was taken last summer on 10-acre piece that has an exhilarating top-of-the-world feeling with views of city lights, the Columbia River Gorge, and Mt. Hood.

Beacon Rock State Park

We have listed for sale on CapeHornLand.com 10 acres next to Beacon Rock State Park. In the heart of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, it backs up to National Forest on two sides. 3000-foot high Hardy Ridge rises directly behind it. It's got power, phone service, and a well. And a year-round creek:

This would be an incredible getaway 45 minutes from downtown Portland.  Imagine having a retreat in the mountains of the Columbia Gorge with hiking and equestrian trails right out your back door!
Call Dan & Kathy Huntington at 360-253-1120 or email us if you'd like more information.