The Lake Chelan Valley of Chelan County is hailed as one of the top vacation destinations in Central Washington. With 50.5 miles of pristine Lake Chelan waters and a wide variety of real estate properties to choose from, it's no wonder why many are making the move and investing in this thriving area.
If you're thinking about buying, selling or investing in Lake Chelan and its surrounding areas, Coldwell Banker Lake Chelan Properties is the real estate team to call. We are a real estate team comprised of around 20 dedicated individuals who seek to provide the best possible real estate service to all our clients.
If you're thinking about buying, selling or investing in Lake Chelan and its surrounding areas, Coldwell Banker Lake Chelan Properties is the real estate team to call. We are a real estate team comprised of around 20 dedicated individuals who seek to provide the best possible real estate service to all our clients.
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We are Coldwell Banker Lake Chelan Properties, a team of 21 people comprised of dedicated brokers, property managers, and office administrators. We, Lake Chelan Realtors are here to assist you with the buying and selling of properties in the communities of Chelan, Manson, Winthrop and its surrounding Lake Chelan Valley areas.
Situated in the Eastern portion of Chelan County, Chelan is one the most well-known vacation spots for part-time residents and tourists. The area of Chelan was named after its original inhabitants - a Native American tribe called the Chelan. Over the years, their numbers dwindled significantly due to sicknesses, outbreaks, and diseases.
Brewster is the gateway to the Okanogan and Methow River Valleys, and is centrally located just 30 minutes from Chelan, Twisp, Winthrop, and Omak. Located on the Columbia River between the mouth of the Methow and Okanogan Rivers, and known as the premier apple and cherry growing are in North Central Washington.
Lake Chelan, just 15 minutes away from the city of Chelan. Home to around 1,400 people, Manson is the ultimate vacation destination with plenty of recreational activities and more than 300 days of sunshine. It is also home to more wineries and orchards than in any other part of the Chelan Valley. In 1912, the unincorporated town of Manson was named after Manson F. Backus, the president of the Lake Chelan Land Company.
