Where to retire in PNW

kanedog · Dec 9, 2018

snowracer21 said:
Cheap? As compared to where, San Fransisco?

There are cheap places to live and there are good places to live. You can't have both.
Ocean/lake Boating, sledding access within 45 minutes. Op wants to pay 500k or less. Less crime, Lynden is perfect. Live in the forest, live in the mountains or live in the country.

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snowracer21 · Dec 9, 2018

kanedog said:
There are cheap places to live and there are good places to live. You can't have both.
Ocean/lake Boating, sledding access within 45 minutes. Op wants to pay 500k or less. Less crime, Lynden is perfect. Live in the forest, live in the mountains or live in the country.

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My bad, I didn't catch the OP's $500k note. $500k will get a nice house in Lynden/Whatcom...I'm originally from upstate NY where I could buy a house on acreage for $120k. lol

I moved to Lynden about 3 years ago and also agree with you, perfect place for OP. Canyon/Glacier Creek 30-45min drive, and being so close to the border, on a good day, I can make it from my house to Brandywine (Whistler) in 2 hours.

Vincenthdfan · Dec 10, 2018

Spiced Wafer said:
i'm biased because i live here....but coeur d'alene, idaho....

lake....check
mountains....check
snow.....check
golf.....check
pretty ladies....check
housing.....check
wanting to find a good paying job.....not a check
dealerships around for toys...check
camping...check
ski resorts....check
atv/summer riding....check
fishing....check

Every time the wife and I pass through there on the way to and from Sturgis we always say "We need to come stay here a while and bring the pontoon boat or the Waverunners".

We still haven't done it yet, but it sure looks like a beautiful and fun area to us!

TruckeePoo · Dec 10, 2018

What about the Wenatchee/Leavenworth area in WA? Place isn't too shabby :face-icon-small-ton

tomx · Dec 10, 2018

Check out Bend/La Pine area in Central Oregon. I'm big fan, my folks have owned a home down there since 1984, my favorite spot to go. Lots of sledding opportunities, you can purchase land in La Pine area that backs up to forest service pretty inexpensively and ride out of your house. Lots of lake access in the summer in same places you snowmobile.

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