This is what people move to Plain for — a sun-drenched meadow, mountain views in every direction, and enough space to actually exhale. Over 2.5 acres, the sandstone Twisted Cliffs on the horizon, and a home designed around all of it. A 2018 remodel added a great room and a dedicated wing for the primary suite. Vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and a wall of south-facing windows pull warmth and light throughout the day. The floor plan puts three bedrooms and three baths across two levels. The main floor primary suite offers a walk-in closet, three-quarter bath, and covered deck for morning sun. A second bedroom and full bath share the main level; upstairs holds an additional bedroom, full bath, and a loft. The kitchen includes a dining nook and opens easily to the outdoors. Mornings begin with coffee on the deck and birdsong overhead. Spend evenings watching the light leave Wedge Mountain from your deck. Established garden beds and landscaping add color and character. A three-car garage handles the full load of mountain life: vehicles, skis, bikes, gear. The partially finished room above offers real flexibility: office, studio, or gym. Saturday mornings at the farmers market. Afternoons on the river. Nordic trails when winter settles in. Plain has a way of making the decision for you. You see the meadow, you feel the light move through the house, and the question stops being whether — and starts being when.

Set on the corner of Ski Hill Drive and Evans Street, this updated Leavenworth home puts daily life within easy reach. Alpine Lakes Elementary, Argonaut Coffee, the Leavenworth Pool, and downtown are all nearby. Originally built in 1950 and expanded in 2014, the home now offers 2168 square feet, plus a two-car attached garage and another 634 square foot apartment above. The main level centers around an open living, dining, and kitchen area designed for gathering. The remodeled kitchen features quartz countertops, a timeless tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a large walk-in pantry. There’s plenty of room for weeknight dinners or holiday gatherings. Winter mornings are made cozy with radiant floor heat, an electric fireplace and a pellet stove. Two bedrooms sit just a few stairs below the main level — the primary suite in the north wing, with a walk-in closet and en-suite bath featuring a custom tile shower, and a second bedroom in the east wing with a full bath and laundry. The basement adds a third bedroom, another full bath, and a rec room. The apartment above the garage is one of the hidden bonuses of this property. A private entrance, large living space, full bath, and kitchenette make this the perfect flex space for guests or income. RV parking alongside the garage means your trailer, bikes, and kayaks all have somewhere to live. Summer days begin with coffee and Wedge Mountain views on the front deck and end with hot tub time in the private backyard.

Set directly on the Kahler Glen golf course, this rare 4 bedroom, two-level home pairs the ease of single-level living with a fully finished lower level designed for guests or extra living space. The main floor centers on an open living and dining area beneath cathedral ceilings. A wood-burning fireplace (with gas log option) anchors the room, while the adjacent kitchen features ceramic tile countertops and laminate flooring. The primary suite opens directly onto the composite deck through a sliding glass door and includes a walk-in closet and continental bath with dual sinks, a Jacuzzi soaking tub, and a separate shower. A second main-level suite overlooks the golf course and offers a Murphy bed, walk-in closet, and private en suite bath. A laundry room with a utility sink and attached two-car garage complete the main level. Downstairs, a second living and dining area opens directly to the lower patio and centers around a second wood-burning fireplace. A kitchenette, two additional bedrooms, and a ¾ bath give guests their own comfortable living space. An oversized golf-cart garage provides convenient storage for your cart or recreational gear or room for a shop. The house is wired for a future hot tub on the patio. With two main-level bedroom suites and a complete second living area downstairs, the floor plan offers an uncommon combination of privacy and shared space, whether you're hosting friends for the weekend or settling in for an extended mountain stay.

Positioned for first tracks at Stevens Pass, this Coulter Creek cabin sits equidistant between the ski area and downtown Leavenworth. Nestled on 10 wooded acres with easy access to High Camp and Lake Wenatchee, it offers a comfortable base for year-round mountain recreation with room to explore right outside the door. Built in 2015, the 1332-square-foot home centers on an open living and dining space, where a wall of windows and vaulted ceilings bring natural light into the room. A gas fireplace anchors the space, creating a cozy and inviting place to linger after a long day in the mountains. Two bedrooms and a three-quarter hall bath occupy the main floor, while a third bedroom and half bath are tucked upstairs. Outside, the large deck is a perfect platform for stargazing and the firepit is a great hangout space on chilly fall or spring evenings. The exterior was fully repainted and the deck freshly stained in 2026. A 10 x 20 storage shed provides plenty of room for tools or toys and the cabin is wired for a backup generator. Most furnishings are negotiable.

At the end of the pavement, just 10 miles from downtown Leavenworth, sits a unique Merry Canyon mountain getaway. From the outside: a rugged, industrial Quonset hut with a massive attached shop/garage. Inside: a charming, beautifully finished 3-bedroom contemporary cabin. Enjoy the convenience of single-level living, complete with two flexible bonus rooms ready to become your dedicated home office or den. Situated on 2.5 total acres spanning two legal lots, the property is a recreational dream. Chumstick Creek borders the southern edge, while the valley opens up to showcase the snow-covered peaks of Chiwaukum Ridge. Ride horses, snowmobiles, or dirt bikes for miles without ever loading a trailer—an extensive network of forest roads and trails begins right where the pavement ends. While the current septic system is unpermitted, seller financing is available to help you navigate the transition. For those looking to expand, there is also an opportunity to purchase additional acreage and a historic barn on the adjacent parcel.