10-Acre Off-Grid Washington Cabin with 360-Degree Views — $99,000

The price works out to about $10,700 an acre, and you get a hilltop with views in every direction. That's the thing to hold onto first. The cabin itself is 925 square feet built in 1998, one bedroom, one bath, and set up to run without grid power.

The off-grid system has some real thought behind it. Solar hot water, a propane on-demand water heater as backup, both AC and DC power already wired, and the cabin is wired for a generator hookup. The roof is 3-inch steel enclosed insulated panels, and the walls are foam insulated throughout. There's a 300-foot well on the property at half a gallon per minute that still needs to be connected. That's a project, and worth knowing upfront.

Inside, the recent updates include new flooring, a new propane cook stove, and a new composting toilet. There's a quartz countertop, a tiled bath, and a separate tub room. A butler's pantry adds storage and prep space. The mud room at the entry has room for gear. The sleeping area is configured to handle seven people between bunks, storage, and a sitting area, so it can work as a base for a group even at that square footage.

The cabin sits on bedrock, southern facing, with a deck off the main living area. The views are 360 degrees, and at this elevation that means actual unobstructed sky in all directions, not just a gap in the trees.

The listing mentions all kinds of wildlife and calls it a hunter's dream. That's the agent talking, but 10 acres in Ferry County, Washington is the kind of land where that description holds up.

This works as a full-time residence if you're comfortable with the off-grid life and want to finish the well hookup. It also works as a seasonal or recreational property without a lot of additional investment. The systems are in place. The land is the draw.