Why Live in Malone
Malone, a rural neighborhood in Elma, WA, is characterized by its pastoral landscapes and proximity to the Capitol State Forest. With a population of around 300, Malone offers countryside lots often spanning multiple acres, suitable for barns and stables. The area is centrally located between Aberdeen and Olympia, about 30 miles from Olympia and 25 miles from Aberdeen. Residents enjoy outdoor activities with nearby hiking trails, campsites, and the scenic Capitol State Forest, known for its waterfalls and panoramic views from Capitol Peak. Vance Creek County Park, located nearby, features walking trails, fishing ponds, a boat launch, and a dog park. The community is also close to the Chehalis River, providing additional waterside recreation.
Malone's homes, primarily found around Mox Chehalis Road and State Route 12, include ranch-style houses, farmhouses, bungalows, and Cape Cods. The neighborhood's architecture dates back to the 1910s, with yards typically around 10,000 square feet. While retail options are limited to Red's Hop N' Market, residents rely on Elma, 5 miles northwest, for grocery shopping and dining. Elma hosts restaurants like Rusty Tractor Restaurant and Joey's Crepes & More, and community events such as the Heat on the Street Car and Motorcycle Show, Fall Festival, and Christmas Tree Lighting Festival.
Malone is served by the Elma School District, with Elma Elementary, Middle, and High Schools receiving moderate ratings. The area lacks public transit, making it car-dependent, with the nearest hospital 30 miles away in Aberdeen and Seattle–Tacoma International Airport about 80 miles away.
Home Trends in Malone, WA
Median Single Family Sale Price
$849,000
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$418
Number of Homes for Sale
1
Last 12 months Home Sales
0
Median List Price
$849,000
