Washington Horse Properties

05/05/2026

Economic and political uncertainty related to the war in Iran has been having a noticeable impact on the housing market as a whole, but the equestrian home market in particular has been relatively unaffected. Home sales activity was down overall in the first quarter of this year when compared to last, but the equestrian home market held steady. What do equestrian home values look like moving forward? Find out in the blog.

Economic and political uncertainty related to the war in Iran has been having a noticeable impact on the housing market as a whole, but the equestrian home market in particular has been relatively unaffected.

02/02/2026

We recently represented the buyers of Horse-Land Farm, a long-operating equestrian facility consisting of two separate parcels with 2-two bedroom houses, two separate septic systems, a 20 stall barn, an indoor arena with an additional 8 stalls plus numerous paddocks and outbuildings. Sale price was $1,275,000.
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01/16/2026

Equestrian home prices in the Puget Sound area have flattened out, but sales activity is up overall. The median sale price for an equestrian home in King, Pierce, Kitsap and Thurston counties is $852,500 – about 2% lower than it was 12 months ago – but year over year sales activity was up. What are the watch words as we head into 2026? Find out in the blog.

Equestrian home prices in the Puget Sound area have flattened out, but sales activity is up overall.

10/16/2025

The Puget Sound equestrian home market has been fairly inconsistent since mortgage interest rates rose in early 2022. With equestrian home sales activity ebbing and flowing from one quarter to the next, it’s been difficult to identify trends across counties for the past few years. Is the equestrian market holding steady? Find out in the blog.

The Puget Sound equestrian home market has been fairly inconsistent since mortgage interest rates rose in early 2022.

07/24/2025

The Puget Sound equestrian home market continues to underperform, particularly in Pierce County. Horse properties are still selling relatively quickly in the region, and home prices are holding steady. Do current market stats indicate a temporary blip or a sustained trend? Find out in the blog.

The Puget Sound equestrian home market continues to underperform, particularly in Pierce County.

06/19/2025

This Enumclaw Mid-Century features a newer membrane roof, updated kitchen with stainless appliances, primary suite, large family room, detached two car garage and one stall loafing shed - all on a fully fenced 4.5-acre wooded parcel. Offered at $750,000.

This Enumclaw Mid-Century features a newer membrane roof, updated kitchen with stainless appliances, primary suite, large family room, detached two car garage and one stall loafing shed - all on a fully fenced 4.5-acre wooded parcel.

04/14/2025

With some isolated exceptions, the equestrian home market in the Puget Sound region has been sluggish since mortgage interest rates rose in 2022. First quarter sales activity was flat year over year, and median home prices were down. Where is the equestrian home market strongest in our region? Find out in the blog.

The number of equestrian homes sold in any given county in the first quarter of this year was so low that it’s difficult to identify county-specific trends.

02/27/2025

Just Listed! This nearly 5 acre equestrian property in Cate Farms, Olympia is offered for $750,000. The house has 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, an office and bonus room. The horse facilities include a custom 3 stall barn with a wash rack and insulated tack room, three dry pastures, paddock with loafing shed and flat, sand riding pad. Join Jeff for an open house Sunday March 2nd from 1-3pm.

This well-designed Cate Farm equestrian property features stainless appliances, a heat pump, a home office, a primary suite and a large bonus room that could easily flex as a fourth bedroom. Equestrian facilities include a newer three stall barn, a large paddock with loafing shed, three pastures and...

07/26/2024

Values of horse property in Western Washington are slightly down from the same period last year, but sales volume is up. Below is a link to data by county.

The equestrian home market isn’t as robust as it was during the pandemic, but it is holding steady.

04/12/2024

The values for Western Washington horse properties are back on the rise in the first quarter of 2024. Details by county are below.

In the first quarter of 2024, the median sale price for an equestrian home in the Puget Sound area was $862,500 – 10% higher than it was in 2023.