8263 Emmanuel Ln, Concrete, WA 98237

Home: This 1997 built A-frame style home offers nearly 1,200 SF of light filled space situated in an amazingly gorgeous setting. The first level consists of an open kitchen & living space looking out over the generously sized covered deck. The eat in kitchen is finished with rustic cabinetry and overlooks the south grassy area with the woods and creek beyond. The spacious living area is flooded with natural light through the walls of windows and vaulted ceilings. You'll enjoy the indoor/outdoor relationship the home creates. A cozy bedroom, bathroom & laundry fitted with room for an upright freezer round out the main floor. Upstairs, you have a master's loft fitted with a walk-in-closet plus a mezzanine that works great as an in home office with a view to boot! The home and oversized 2 car shop are well protected with a metal roof and each heated with freestanding propane & wood stoves. Setting: Serene & tranquil best describe this home set in the most beautiful blend of open space & forest. You'll be amazed at all that is offered in this 5 acre piece of property. With so many destinations including private access to Grandy Creek, it's like having your own private fishing hole campground in your backyard! For the gardener, you'll be in paradise with a huge vegetable garden, potting shed & greenhouse plus hundreds of species of native and ornamental plants and trees that will offer you 4 seasons of color throughout the property. If recreation is more your speed, venture through the many trails into the woods of moss covered old-growth stumps ultimately leading you to your own camp spot & private deck overlooking the creek where the locals say is a heck of a fishing destination. Location: Located on a dead-end street in the rural outskirts of Concrete, WA this property in the Birdsview area is in a great central location with only 10 minutes Downtown Concrete, 25 minutes to nearby Sedro Woolley and only 40 minutes to I-5. Skagit Valley has many natural wonders such as shorelines, bays, islands, mountains, and the Skagit River. Skagit Valley is also a gateway community to a National Forest, North Cascades National Park, and the San Juan Islands. The Valley's culture is rich in farming, fishing, nature, and art; it offers a host of events and activities including endless outdoor recreation, performing arts, local Farmer's Market, and the famous annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.