USDA Eligible Active Listings Near
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Yakima, Washington in Yakima County
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Also known as:
The Palm Springs of Washington
44 active listings near Yakima
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$680,000   👍* 11810 W Barrett Rd
$670,000   👍* 12555 W Barrett Rd
$665,000   👍 13907 Wide Hollow Rd
$615,000   👍 250 Rodgers Rd
$615,000   👍 250 Rodgers Rd
$600,000   👍 631 Pheasant Crest Dr
$599,900   👍 470 Stone Rd
$599,500   👍* 20 N Mize Rd
$599,000   👍 130 Udell Ln
$585,000   👍* 12408 Summitview Rd
$515,000   👍 14650 Douglas Rd
$499,000   👍* 181 Breaum Rd
$489,000   👍 14901 Summitview Ext
$475,000   👍 Nna Mize/Summitview Extension Rd
$449,900   👍 70 Knoll Rd
$425,000   👍 Nka Schlect Rd
$399,900   👍* 15083 Cottonwood Canyon Rd
$387,500   👍* 430 Suntides Blvd
$375,000   👍* 12701 Wide Hollow Rd
$358,900   👍* 450 Suntides Blvd
$330,000   👍* 2280 Mapleway Rd
$325,000   👍* 1041 Selah Naches Rd
$299,900   👍* 5123 Highway 12
$299,000   👍* 15015 Douglas Dr
$299,000   👍* 15015 Douglas Dr
$250,000   👍 Nka Maple Way/Galloway Dr
$250,000   👍* 14106 Fisk Rd
$200,000   👍* Nka Hillman Rd
$199,500   👍 10 Pebbles Crest Ln
$175,000   👍 504 Freestyle Ln
$175,000   👍 Nka Cook Rd
$160,000   👍 Nka Zier Rd
$159,999   👍 Hennessey/Tieton Dr
$159,999   👍 Hennessy/Tieton Dr Ave
$109,999   👍 Nka Naches Heights Rd
$104,999   👍 5705 Cowiche Canyon Rd
$95,000   👍 Nka Schuler Grade Ave
$89,500   👍 Nka Summitview Rd
$79,500   👍 Nka Cook Rd
$75,000   👍 Nka Summitview-Cowiche Rd
$65,000   👍 Nka Snowy Owl Dr
$57,500   👍 440 Hideaway Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Yakima, WA?
Then read on!

1. The Yakama Nation, which is located in the Yakima Valley, is one of the largest Native American nations in the United States.

2. The Yakima Valley was an important trading and transportation hub in the early days of the Oregon Trail and Washington Territory.

3. In 1891, the Northern Pacific Railroad arrived in Yakima, boosting the city's economy and population.

4. In 1902, a large irrigation project was completed in the Yakima Valley, leading to rapid agricultural growth and development.

5. During World War II, Yakima had a U.S. Army Air Force base that served as a training center for bomber crews.

6. In 1962, the world's first commercial-scale wind farm was built near Yakima.

7. In 1983, Apple Trees became Washington State's official fruit tree, with most of them being grown in the Yakima Valley.