Tucked into a rare Washington address, this 20-acre gem is accessed through the Idaho backcountry — a journey that only deepens the sense of arrival. A 1983 log home with cedar-vaulted ceilings sits on some of the most breathtaking land imaginable. Goose Creek, alive with trout, traces the entire northern border — a year-round living waterway of stunning beauty and quiet utility. Meadows ready for cultivation, a rich variety of trees, and dozens of micro-environments ranging from cactus to ferns make this land as functional as it is magical. A majestic cedar grove the owners call the Cathedral crowns the acreage. The cozy home features a loft bedroom, main-floor flex room, and a basement with non-conforming bedroom. A 1,000-gallon propane tank, generator, barn, outbuildings, poured concrete foundation, and permitted septic speak to a property built for true independence. For those who dream of living beautifully, self-sufficiently, and a sense of security — this is it.