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Shelton, WA Condos for Sale

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    $479,000

    • 1 Bed
    • 2 Baths
    • 880 Sq Ft

    332 E Pointes Dr E, Shelton, WA 98584

    Fully furnished and equipped Island House condominium at Hartstene Pointe. Located on the northern tip of Hartstine Island, and one of the few units with a water view, this one bedroom, two bath home offers the best of Puget Sound living. With a wonderful view of Case Inlet, 3.5 miles of private beach, 5+ miles of walking trails, clubhouse, swimming pool and hottub, tennis courts, boat launch and

    Chris Nye MLS4owners.com

    332 E Pointes Dr E, Shelton, WA 98584
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    $374,500

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    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,355 Sq Ft

    41 E Beaumont Dr Unit A, Shelton, WA 98584

    Experience easy, carefree living at the highly sought-after Lake Park Condominiums. Amenities include forced-air heating with a heat pump for year-round comfort, a cozy gas fireplace, a versatile den or home office, and a private back patio for relaxing outdoors.Conveniently located near shopping, medical facilities, and Highway 101, this gated community offers the perfect blend of comfort,

    Richard Beckman Richard Beckman Rlty Group LLC

    41 E Beaumont Dr Unit A, Shelton, WA 98584

Why Live in Shelton

Shelton, Washington, is a small town situated along Highway 101, known for its historical roots in lumber mills and oyster farming. Located 20 miles from Olympia and about 50 miles from Tacoma, Shelton offers homes with more acreage at lower prices compared to these larger cities. The town is surrounded by dense pine forests and waterways, including Oakland Bay and nearby lakes like Isabella Lake, providing ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and hiking. Olympia National Park, 25 miles away, features over 250 miles of hiking trails. Shelton's housing market is diverse, with early 20th-century Craftsman cottages near Oakland Bay, midcentury ranch-style homes in Mountain View, and a 55-plus mobile home park known as The Christmas Village. Downtown Shelton, centered on Railroad Avenue, hosts cafes, pubs, antique stores, and specialty shops, along with attractions like Shelton Cinemas and the Mason County Historical Society Museum. The town's largest event, OysterFest, draws visitors each October for oyster shucking championships, live music, and local food and drink vendors. Commuting is facilitated by Highway 101 and Mason Transit Authority buses, with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 70 miles away for commercial flights. Shelton experiences mild weather with high precipitation in spring and winter, and while there is some risk of flooding, the city has measures in place to manage stormwater. Earthquakes are mild to moderate. Planned improvements to the downtown district include sidewalk repairs and tree replacements.

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