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Walk, hike and enjoy the existing trail network through the private forest.
23670 SE 448th Street · Enumclaw, Washington
Modern Living. Immersed in Nature.
A rare Enumclaw retreat
A thoughtfully designed craftsman home set within a secluded forest landscape, with Mount Rainier views, recreational trails, room for RVs and future improvements, and everyday conveniences close at hand.
Cinematic property tour
Explore the home
Built in 2019, the 3,820-square-foot residence pairs craftsman character with thoughtful upgrades, generous gathering spaces, and modern infrastructure designed for comfort in every season.








Photo gallery
A curated look at the home, land, premium features, and the mountain view. The full set of web-ready listing photos is included locally in this build.












Interactive 3D tour
Explore the layout at your own pace, from the great room and kitchen to the bedrooms, bonus room and garage.
Floorplans


The land
The estate spans 19.55 acres, with approximately 17.5 forested acres enrolled in PBRS and a generous cleared homesite around the residence.



Walk, hike and enjoy the existing trail network through the private forest.
Use compatible trails for dirt bikes, quads and side-by-sides, subject to applicable rules.
Maintain existing routes or develop additional trails to shape the land around your lifestyle.
Understanding PBRS
Approximately 17.5 acres are enrolled in King County's Public Benefit Rating System. The program helps retain the wooded setting while reducing the assessed value of enrolled land for property-tax purposes.
Yes. The PBRS acreage remains privately owned as part of the estate.
The land can support walking and hiking trails and compatible recreational use such as dirt bikes, quads and side-by-sides. Existing trails may be enjoyed and additional trails may be created, subject to applicable requirements.
King County provides a process for changes or removal. A future owner should confirm the procedure, timing and cost directly with the county before planning improvements.
The seller's current estimate is approximately $2,250 per acre. This is an estimate only and should be independently verified.
PBRS helps preserve the forest setting and can reduce the taxable value of enrolled acreage, supporting the privacy and natural character that define the property.
PBRS descriptions and costs are provided for general marketing purposes and are not legal, tax or land-use advice. Buyers should independently verify permitted uses, tax treatment, removal costs, building feasibility and all county requirements.
Future possibilities
A conceptual high-end craftsman shop illustrates how the clearing could accommodate additional garage, workshop, RV or hobby space while complementing the home.

Building size, placement, access, permitting, utilities, site preparation and any PBRS changes are subject to buyer verification and applicable approvals.
Location and views


Private showings
Photos tell part of the story. The privacy, scale, trails and view are best understood in person.