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Harvest Festival - Country Mercantile, Pasco Washington

Country Mercantile Harvest FistivalHarvest Festival - Country Mercantile, Pasco Washington - Daily in October 9 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. Take a hay ride out to the pumpkin patch, walk through the giant corn maze, have fun at the petting zoo, and enjoy the carnival rides.

GENERAL PUBLIC

  • 7 Days a week
  • 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
  • $6.50 admission per person – children under 2yrs. FREE
  • INCLUDES : Ride out to Pumpkin Patch, Corn Maze, Straw-bale Maze and Pyramids, Petting Zoo.
  • (PUMPKINS SOLD SEPARATELY)

RIDES

  • Rides on weekdays (MONDAY – FRIDAY) start at 3 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday Rides run ALL day (9 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.)
  • Rides and Venues – (TICKETS SOLD SEPARATELY)

PUMPKINS

  • Orange – .24 cents lb.
  • Red and White – .59 cents lb.
  • Corn Stalks – $5.95 each
  • Bales of Straw – $5.95 each

RIDES AND VENUES

  • Rollercoaster – 5 tickets
  • Train – 4 tickets
  • Carousel – 4 tickets
  • Airplane – 3 tickets
  • Bounce Obstacle Course – 1 ticket
  • Cotton Candy – 1 ticket
  • Popcorn – 1 ticket

TICKETS

  • 1 ticket –   $ 1.00
  • 10 tickets – $ 8.50
  • 20 tickets – $15.00
  • unlimited rides – $13.00

Allied Arts Summer Celebration Allied Arts Gallery at the Park

Allied Arts Summer Celebration Allied Arts Gallery at the Park, Richland
Thursday - Sunday July 7 - 10 10 AM - 5 PM Artwork selected from current members of the Allied Arts Association will be on display. This is a multi-media show that showcases two and three-dimensional art, mixed media, and non-traditional materials. Admission is free.

Allied Art Association's Art In The Park

Pasco Washinton Geocaching: A High-Tech Treasure Hunt

Tri Cities Washington Treasure BoxLet’s go on a treasure hunt through Tri Cities Washington, instead of using a map with a ‘X’ on it, how about we use a GPS (global positioning system) to direct us to the treasure. This is precisely what geocaching is all about! For those who have never heard of Geocaching before let me give you an overview of the game. The idea of geocaching is to find hidden containers using a GPS devise. Inside each container, or cache, there will be a logbook, writing utensil, and most of the time some sort of trinket collection.

Geocaching in the Tri Cities is the same as geocaching anywhere, right? Wrong. Geocaching in the Tri Cities is a great thing, every area is unique in terms of Geocaching. The City of Richland has several events centered around Geocaching, one of the events going on right now is the Geocoin Challenge Event. The Geocoin Challenge Event is spread out in 12 different locations, throughout Richland Washington there are geocaches strategically placed. On the lid of each container there will be a code, keep track of each code you find and for each person to visit 10 of the 12 geocaches they will receive a special geocaching coin.

There are 4 types of geocaches:
Traditional – This is the original type of cache, containing only a logbook inside the container.
Multi-Cache – This is a cache with involving 2 or more locations, hints are found at multiple locations to lead the seeker to where the final cache is positioned.
Mystery or Puzzle Catcher – To find this cache the seeker must solve a puzzle first to determine the coordinates of the cache.
Event Cache – This is an event to gather fellow geocachers together, the coordinates leads you to the events location.

Geocaching in 8 easy steps from Groundspeak:
1. Go to the Geocaching website and register for a free account.
2. Click “Hide and Seek a Cache”
3. Enter a postal code or address and click “Search”
4. Choose any geocache from the list and click on its name
5. Enter the coordinates of the geocache into your device
6. Use your GPS device to help you find the hidden geocache
7. Sign the logbook and return the geocache to its original location
8. Share your geocaching stories and photos online

For more information visit the Geocaching website or call one of the local parks and recreation departments.

Posted by Joe and Colleen Lane, your Tri Cities Real Estate Agents. Call or email us today! 509.438.9344

Originally posted at, Tri Cities Washington Geocaching: A High-Tech Treasure Hunt

Pasco Washington Kids Craft Activities and Events

YarnIf you have a crafty child then check this out! Sheep’s Clothing, in Kennewick Washington, is offering various Summer Make and Take Classes for kids over the summer. Through the various classes your child will learn the basics of knitting and crocheting, learn how to make jewelry, create knitting or weaving crafts that could make great gifts, as well as a variety of other creative shapes and toys. Most of the classes are taught by Kris Sperling, a few classes will be taught by either Johnabeth Sealy or Marcia MacDonald, owner of Sheep’s Clothing.

God’s Eye Memory Keeper
These crafts are made using two sticks and basic weaving techniques. This would make a great gift from your child to a special family member with a picture of himself or herself tucked in it. The class will take place on Wednesday, July 6, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Knitting by Any Means
Kris will teach you a variety ways of knitting and weaving without needles or a loom. You will use your fingers, straws, and imagination to create your own masterpieces. The class will take place on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Bracelets
Kris will teach your child a basic wrap bracelet that any age can make, and a braided one for the older children. The class will take place on Wednesday, July 20, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Child Knitting - Tri Cities WAYarn Dolls and Toys
Make yarn dolls, octopuses, and other animals without any knitting or crouchet needed. The class will take place on Wednesday, July27, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Fork Flowers and Flower Felting Shapes
Did you know you could use a fork to make a flower? Kris will show you how! She will also show you ways to make felted flowers and other felted shapes (baseball, cars, etc.). These flowers would be great to add to your headbands, pin to an outfit, or add to any of your other projects. The class will take place on Wednesday, August 3, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Yarn Sculptures
Did you know you could sculpt yarn? Stop by and let Kris show you what you can do with some glue and yarn. The class will take place on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 from 1:00-2:30pm; the cost is $10 per person, no supplies to buy. Taught by Kris Sperling.

Kids Knit
Kids Knit classes are available for children who are beginning to knit as well as those with some knitting experience. Beginners will learn to cast-on, knit, and bind-off while creating their choices of small projects. More experienced knitters patterns while creating their choice of small projects. These classes are designed for children age 7 and up. Kids Knit Classes are one hour, twice weekly for three weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00-2:00pm. The cost is $50 plus supplies. Taught by Marcia MacDonald. Session 1: July 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, and 28 Session 2: August 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, and 25

Kids’ Crochet Camps
Johnabeth will teach you how to crouchet during these four day camps. These camps are designed for children age 7 and up. The cost is $50 for the four day camp. The camp will take place July 11-14, 2011 OR August 8-11, 2011 from 10:00-11:00am. Taught by Johnabeth Sealy.

If you are an adult interested in taking some knitting, crocheting or photography classes then check out the list of classes taught at Sheep's Clothing.

For more information about any of the Summer Kids' Activities offered by Sheep's Clothing visit the Sheep's Clothing website or call 509.734.2484.

Posted by Joe and Colleen Lane, your Kennewick Real Estate Agents. Call or email us today! 509.438.9344

Source: Sheep's Clothing

Originally Posted at, Tri Cities Washington Kids Crafts Activities and Events

 

Allied Arts Association’s 61st Annual Art in the Park

The Allied Arts Association is pleased to present to you the 61st Annual Art in the Park on July 29-30, 2011. This annual event is a great place to check out local artists, buy some new decorations for your home, as well as a great place to hang out with the whole family. You don’t want to miss out on the 61st Annual Art in the Park. Visit our article on the Allied Arts Association’s 61st Annual Art in the Park for more information!

As always, if needing Richland WA homes, or a Richland Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AWARDS $994,600 TO CBC and WSU TRI-CITIES

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AWARDS $994,600 TO CBC & WSU TRI-CITIES

In Tri-Cities Washington, the two higher education institutions in the Tri-Cities collaborated with the Tri-City Development Council to receive a $994,600 award from the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management to build the next generation of project management, nuclear engineering, and radiation safety professionals.

"This DOE Financial Assistance Award comes at a significant time in our community's economy, especially given the ongoing state budget cuts to higher education," TRIDEC President Carl Adrian said.  "Our proposal was successful because of the support from our Congressional Delegation, the Hanford Prime Contractors, HAMMER, the Hanford Site Future Workforce Subcommittee, and IBEW-77."

The award is for $994,600 to Columbia Basin College, including a sub-award of $383,460 to Washington State University Tri-Cities. It is effective immediately and extends through June 2012. 

"I am pleased that the Tri-Cities received this grant from the Department of Energy," Congressman Doc Hastings said. "I applaud TRIDEC and their partners for their contributions to Central Washington and am confident that this investment will continue the success of CBC and WSU Tri-Cities."

Columbia Basin College will use $611,140 to establish a One-Year Certificate in Project Management, an AA Degree in Project Management, curriculum for a PMP Certificate, a Project Management Training Center, and a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Project Management, plus will issue $200,000 in scholarships.  The funding allows CBC to hire three full-time and two part-time employees to implement the programs.  

"This grant funding will allow CBC to train students on Primavera, a commonly-used project portfolio management software used in business and industry today," CBC President Rich Cummins said.  "Developing project management curriculum through the DOE funding ultimately will provide certificates, associate, and baccalaureate degree options in project management." 

WSU Tri-Cities will receive $383,460 to enhance a Nuclear Engineering Graduate Certificate, to develop a Health and Safety Graduate Certificate, to create a Career Readiness web portal, and to support student success through mentoring, tutoring, technical internships, and select scholarships.

"These graduate certificate programs will enable us to address two areas of significant demand from employers for professionals who have expertise in radiation protection and for engineers who understand advanced principles of nuclear engineering," said James R. "Dick" Pratt, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at WSU Tri-Cities.

"This is just one of the many ways that TRIDEC and our community partners contribute to the future success of the Tri-Cities," Adrian said.  "TRIDEC is committed to working towards many more wins for our local economy." 

TRI-CITIES BUSINESSES GIVEN HONORS BY MAGAZINE

TRI-CITIES BUSINESSES GIVEN HONORS BY MAGAZINE

Several Tri-City businesses were recently recognized by Seattle Business magazine as Best Companies to Work for.

Those recognized in the small-business category with fewer than 100 employees include Bergstrom Aircraft of Pasco, No. 27, Vista Engineering Technologies of Richland, No. 49 and Meier Architecture- Engineering of Kennewick, No. 52.

Mid-size businesses with between 100 to 499 employees that were honored include Baker Boyer Bank, which has branches in the Tri-Cities, as No. 1 and Dade Moeller, Inc., of Richland, No. 17.

Seattle Business magazine judges companies based on hiring and retention, communication, benefits, work environment, rewards and recognition, leadership, training and education, performance standards and corporate culture, said a news release.

Kennewick Wa Homes For Sale

Thinking of owning your own home? Well do consider Kennewick Washington homes for sale real estate options. The peace and serenity of the place and the proximity of all Kennewick homes near public and private utilities make the real estate options worth the time and money invested in the hunt.

At The Lane Real Estate Team, we handle Kennewick Wa properties and are very well networked in the community offering buyers, first and seasoned, homes for sale real estate options that are lucrative and designed to fit into any predetermined budget. There are a number of online as well as offline resources that list Kennewick homes and even make virtual tours available on request, however, The Lane Real Estate Team can walk you through the process.

Kennewick Washington is a destination location for folks looking to purchase into a thriving community. Consider using The Lane Team of Colleen and Joe Lane for assistance. Colleen Lane is the broker, while Joe manages marketing, online ventures, and personnel. See Kennewick Wa homes for sale.

Kennewick Washington homes for sale at JoeLane.com (updated hourly):

All Kennewick Homes Under $100,000 $100,000 - $200,000
$200,000 - $300,000 $300,000 - $400,000 $400,000 - $500,000
$500,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $700,000 $700,000 - $800,000
$800,000 - $900,000 $900,000 - $1,000,000 Over $1,000,000

Or, search here for your Kennewick Wa Home:

The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Tri Cities Association of REALTORS®. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. © Copyright Real Estate Webmasters 2004-2011, All Rights Reserved.

Hogs & Dogs Night at the Tri Cities Fever Arena Football Playoff Game

Monday night the Tri Cities Fever Arena Football team will be going head to head with the West Texas Ruffnecks in game 1 of the playoffs. In celebration of the playoff games the Tri Cities Fever team is joining with the West Richland Chamber of Commerce to hold a Hogs & Dogs night. You don’t want to miss out, this is a great event for the whole family. Tickets will be sold for $10 each if purchased through the West Richland Chamber of Commerce by Friday night. Check out our blog on the Hogs & Dogs Night at the Tri Cities Fever Arena Football Playoff Game for more information.

As always, if needing West Richland WA homes, or a West Richland Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

Hogs and Dogs Night at Tri Cities Fever Football Playoff Game

Kennewick Homes

Kennewick HomesKennewick Washington, the largest of the three cities that make up the Tri-Cities, is known widely for its unique characteristics and aspects and was once known to the Native Americans as “Grassy Place” or “Mild Winter” due to the wide expanse of rolling fields and the mellow winters that take place in the town. 

Even though Kennewick is known for its vast countryside, it is also known for its sophisticated development due to the growing population. An example of Kennewick’s evolution from farm-town to uptown is the Columbia Center Mall, located in downtown Kennewick. It is the only mall in the vicinity.

Also in Kennewick, many regional events such as concerts, coalitions, conferences and sporting events take place at the Toyota Center, the area’s arena. The Toyota Center is home to the Western Hockey League team, The Tri-Cities Americans, as well as the 2005 National Indoor Football League champions, the Tri-Cities Fever.

There are many beautiful parks in Kennewick including the mini water park and roller hockey rink located at the public library. Another notable park in Kennewick is the Playground of Dreams in Columbia Park, right on the Columbia River. Columbia Park is home to the annual summer Hydroplane races where people come from miles around to watch the speedy boats race through obstacle courses. These races and Columbia Park are famously known not just because of the good times they offer, but because Kennewick Man, the ancient skeleton that caused a massive controversy with historians, anthropologists and Native Americans world wide, was found on the banks of the river during the boat races at Columbia Park.

Two bridges, the Cable Bridge and the Blue Bridge, are the heart of the whole Tri-Cities connecting Pasco and Kennewick right over the beautiful Columbia River.

If you are considering a Kennewick home purchase, please let us help. We are always available: Colleen, 509.438.9344 or Joe, 509.308.5513 Of course, you can always email us.

Kennewick Washington homes for sale at JoeLane.com (updated hourly):

All Kennewick Homes Under $100,000 $100,000 - $200,000
$200,000 - $300,000 $300,000 - $400,000 $400,000 - $500,000
$500,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $700,000 $700,000 - $800,000
$800,000 - $900,000 $900,000 - $1,000,000 Over $1,000,000

Or, search here for your Kennewick Wa Home:

The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Tri Cities Association of REALTORS®. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. © Copyright Real Estate Webmasters 2004-2011, All Rights Reserved.

Affiliate Links and ActiveRain Blogging: Legal & Ethical?

Full Disclosure To EveryoneMy parents and I dabble with affiliate marketing from time to time and rub shoulders with affiliate marketers, mainly through Squidoo. In the affiliate world, affiliate marketers have an unwritten code of ethics whereby affiliate links are disclosed as such to their blog readers. I am surprised at the number of ActiveRain members who promote and endorse something through an affiliate link without full disclosure. The practice is not ethical and may be breaking the law. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires endorsements to be fully disclosed. From the FTC:

"...bloggers who make an endorsement must disclose the material connections they share with the seller of the product or service..."

Not sure what an affiliate link/marketing is? From Wikipedia: "Affiliate marketing is a marketing practice in which a business rewards one or more affiliates for each visitor or customer brought about by the affiliate's own marketing efforts." The Wikipedia continues with a rather nice introduction to affiliate marketing.

Image Credit: Flickr

Richland Washington Homes For Sale

Richland Washington Homes For SaleMany people chose to buy in to the city of Richland Washington for a variety of reasons. The biggest reason being, Richland Washington has so much to offer it's residents. Potential homebuyers have a diverse selection of homes to choose from, within the city of Richland there can be found an assortment of ages, styles and size of homes as well as a variety of land sizes to choose from. Along with offering potential buyers much to choose from in terms of homes to buy, Richland Washington also offers its residents many amenities to enjoy. Throughout the year many of the organizations in Richland Washington hosts annual events including but not limited to car shows, wine tastings, health expos, hunting and fishing events and a variety of other events. Richland Washington residents are never lacking for things to do, check out this list of 25 Things To Do in Richland Washington. Buying into Richland Washington means living in a city that offers you plenty of options.

Richland Washington homes for sale at JoeLane.com (updated hourly):

All Richland Wa Homes Under $100,000 $100,000 - $200,000
$200,000 - $300,000 $300,000 - $400,000 $400,000 - $500,000
$500,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $700,000 $700,000 - $800,000
$800,000 - $900,000 $900,000 - $1,000,000 Over $1,000,000

Or, search here for your Richland Wa Home:

The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Tri Cities Association of REALTORS®. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. © Copyright Real Estate Webmasters 2004-2011, All Rights Reserved.

31st Annual Mustang Show and Shine Car Show in Richland Washington

This weekend the Pacific Northwest Mustang Club will be holding the 31st Annual Mustang Show and Shine Car show. This is a great family friendly event you don't want to miss, there are over 140 mustangs estimated to be present at the show. Check out our blog on the 31st Annual Mustang Show and Shine Car Show in Richland Washington for more information about this event!

As always, if needing Richland WA homes, or a Richland Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

31st Annual Mustang Show and Shine Car Show

3rd Annual Senior Life Show

The Three Rivers Convention Center will be holding the 3rd Annual Senior Life Show this June. If you are a Senior Citizen or you know one then check this out, there will be resources on healthy living, care giving, legal advice and more! You don’t want to miss this! Check out our blog on the 3rd Annual Senior Life Show to get more information about the event!

As always, if needing Kennewick WA homes, or a Kennewick Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

Senior Life Show

Stomp Out Cancer Fundraiser at Preston Premium Wines

Preston Premium Wines is hosting Stomp Out Cancer, a fundraiser to benefit the American Cancer Society. You don’t want to miss out on this, there will be dinner, wine, music, dancing and live and silent auctions. Check out our blog about the Stomp Out Cancer Fundraiser, Dinner and Wine Tasting at Preston Premium Wines. Or scroll down for more information .

As always, if needing Pasco WA homes, or a Pasco Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

Stomp Out Cancer

Revelry on Red Mountain Wine Tasting and Dinner

For those of you who enjoy the incredible wines of Washington, you don’t want to miss this! Auction of Washington Wines is hosting Revelry on Red Mountain at Col Solare Winery. Revelry on Red Mountain features 20 local winemakers and their wines for you to enjoy. Dinner will be prepared by Chef Frank Magana from Picazo 7Seventeen. For more information about this event check out our blog on Revelry on Red Mountain Wine Tasting and Dinner Hosted By Auction of Washington Wines!

As always, if needing Benton City WA homes, or a Benton City Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

West Pasco Wa Home For Sale

West Pasco Wa Home For SaleNestled in the midst of a quiet West Pasco WA neighborhood is a spacious home on a wide open plot of land. This home was built in the early 90s but has gone through some extensive renovations recently in order to customize and update the home. This West Pasco Wa home for sale is close to 3000 sq feet and situated on an acre of land perfect for housing a few livestock or building a shop. The asking price is $325,000. Check out our blog for complete details and pictures of this stunning West Pasco Wa home listing or give Colleen Lane a call or email at 509.438.9344.

As always, if needing Pasco WA homes, or a Pasco Wa Realtor®, please contact me or phone me (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

Pasco Washington homes for sale at JoeLane.com (updated hourly):

All Pasco Wa Homes & Real Estate Under $100,000 $100,000 - $200,000
$200,000 - $300,000 $300,000 - $400,000 $400,000 - $500,000
$500,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $700,000 $700,000 - $800,000
$800,000 - $900,000 $900,000 - $1,000,000 Over $1,000,000

Or, search here for your Pasco Wa Home:

The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Tri Cities Association of REALTORS®. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. © Copyright Real Estate Webmasters 2004-2011, All Rights Reserved.

West Pasco WA Home For Sale

West Pasco Featured Home For Sale
We have recently listed the wonderful home at 7420 Road 72 Pasco Washington 99301. Just under 2,500 square feet, this country home is set on 2 acres and surrounded by open space, livestock, horses, and more. All this and close to the freeway for easy freeway access, but far enough away to enjoy the rural feel of the property. Among the many features are a barn/work shop, wine cellar, beautiful new hardwood flooring, and new dual-paned vinyl windows. For more details and photos, please visit our listing page at, 7420 North Road 72 Pasco Washington.  Asking price is $275,000.

About West Pasco Washington
West Pasco Washington is a 7420 Road 72 Pascothriving city in Franklin County with lots to offer. Over the past decade the area of West Pasco has been growing and quite a few new developments have been added. For many part of the draw of West Pasco is due in part to the area’s recreational opportunities, strong local economy, and a low cost of living.

West Pasco Recreation
West Pasco WA offers many recreational opportunities for its residents from water activities on the Columbia River to land activities throughout the Tri Cities and beyond. Whether you enjoy fishing, swimming, running, water sports, snow sports, organized sports or the like, there is something for everyone. Just a couple hours west and east of West Pasco are several mountain ranges that offer many hiking and camping facilities along with snow sports at ski resorts such as Bluewood and White Pass.

West Pasco Economy
The economy of West Pasco WA and the surrounding areas are doing well and big name businesses are noticing. Many companies have begun building some of their main and branch facilities in West Pasco as a result of its economy, companies such as: Lamb Weston, Tyson Meats, and ConAgra Foods.

West Pasco Cost of Living
West Pasco, as part of the Tri Cities Washington (which includes Kennewick and Richland) have been recognized as having the lowest cost of living in the state of Washington. The Tri Cities earned a composite rating of 90.5 while some of the other cities in the region earned scores like 123 in Spokane, 96.4 in Yakima.

For more information on this home call or email The Lane Real Estate Team today, 509.438.9344!

Kennewick Senior Center Events

Kennewick Senior Center EventsMany of Kennewick’s seniors enjoy the many events and services provided by the Kennewick Senior Center.  There are many daily and monthly events such as the Meals on Wheels lunch Monday-Friday, recreational day trips, dessert socials, and so much more. Check out our page on the Kennewick Senior Center for more information on all the center provides for Kennewick Seniors.

As always, if needing Kennewick homes, or a Kennewick Realtor®, please contact us or phone my Mom (Colleen Lane) any time: 509.438.9344

New Pasco Washington Listings Today - August 3, 2010

Pasco Washington ListingsNew Pasco Washington Listings listed* within the past 24 hours. For more information, or specific listings, please contact me. ~ Colleen Lane, 509.438.9344 lanerealestate@gmail.com



4 Bedroom Residential Property in Pasco, WA

$244,713 Pasco, WA 4 br, 2½ ba, 3,132 ft² Residential
Price: $244,713 City: Pasco Beds: 4 Baths: 2½ Type: Residential MLS® #: 170244 Provider: Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers | Viking Builders, Llc. Prasada Plan
Photo of Listing #170244

3 Bedroom Residential Property in Pasco, WA

$233,802 Pasco, WA 3 br, 2½ ba, 2,692 ft² Residential
Price: $233,802 City: Pasco Beds: 3 Baths: 2½ Type: Residential MLS® #: 170267 Provider: Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers
Photo of Listing #170267

Fully Finished Basement Makes This Home Larger Than...

$125,000 Pasco, WA 5 br, 2 ba, 2,038 ft² Residential
Price: $125,000 City: Pasco Beds: 5 Baths: 2 Type: Residential MLS® #: 167955 Provider: 4aproperties | Fully Finished Basement Makes This Home Larger Than It Looks From The Outside! Recently Remodeled!
Photo of Listing #167955

Fully Finished Basement Makes This Home Larger Than...

$125,000 Pasco, WA 5 br, 1¾ ba, 2,080 ft² Residential
Price: $125,000 City: Pasco Beds: 5 Baths: 1¾ Type: Residential MLS® #: 167956 Provider: 4aproperties | Fully Finished Basement Makes This Home Larger Than It Appears From Outside. Mature Shade Trees And Covered...
Photo of Listing #167956

*The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Tri Cities Association of REALTORS®. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Listing information updated August 3, 2010. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.