220 Acme RD

White Salmon, WA 98672

For the first time in over 30 years, Mt. Brook—a treasured family retreat—is being offered to the public. Tucked away among towering Fir trees in the Columbia River Gorge, this 46.03-acre property is the perfect escape from city life, offering stunning views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams, wide open skies, and plenty of space to roam, reconnect, and recharge. The property includes two adjacent parcels (connected at the corner). The 25-acre parcel features a warm and welcoming 936 sq ft cabin with a loft and 1.5 bathrooms, an adorable modern 400 sq ft studio, and an outdoor kitchen where you can grill with a view—Mt. Hood right before your eyes. Bonus features include your own basketball court, frisbee golf, a year-round pond fed by snowmelt and rain, and a creek that meanders through both parcels. The 21.03-acre parcel is buildable, making it an ideal site for a future dream home or an expansion of this mountain sanctuary. Whether you’re lounging by the pond, playing a round of pickup hoops, or watching the stars blaze overhead, Mt. Brook is designed for unforgettable moments. Now, it’s looking for its next stewards—those ready to create new traditions, host meaningful gatherings, and find peace in the wild beauty of the land. Get together with your family, your friends, or your kindred spirits, and make Mt. Brook your next chapter.

Listing courtesy of Christina Wood of Real Broker LLC 4254183988



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