camaswashington: Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Camas, WA - December 2020
- 12/04/20 10:07 AM
We both appreciate a large multigenerational home for sale in Camas, Washington. Good news too, it's listed as Active on this fourth day of December 2020. Located in the beautiful lakeside neighborhood of Lacamas Shores, this home, built in 2005, has a separate entry two-thousand square foot private apartment, making it a great set-up for dual living situations. Views of the golf course, Lacamas lake, and a neighboring vineyard can be enjoyed from a 1400 square ft wrap around deck. All north-facing rooms overlook the twelfth green of Camas Meadows golf course. This home offers true luxury living with the addition of … (17 comments)
Camas home sales remain strong in August of 2019. It's no wonder too. Charming Camas has captured the attention of relocation buyers - singles, couples, and families. Surrounded by nature, but also close to city amenities and services all without the traffic jams!
You'll find rural homes, bungalows in downtown Camas, homes on lakes, rivers, and ponds, homes in gated neighborhoods, homes with views, you name it, we've likely got it. The Camas Schools district is highly rated and families appreciate knowing their children will attend award winning schools.
The historic town of Camas is always hopping with fun and activities. An active and creative Downtown Association … (12 comments)
As you can see in this short video clip, our Bee-N-Bee is filled with activity at our rural home in Camas, Washington. The occupants are Mason Bees, a wonderful hardworking, and gentle (non-stinging), pollinator. We work in the vegetable and flower gardens together in perfect harmony.
Although, unlike the honey bee, Mason bees do not produce honey. They make up for it though. These desirable bees pollinate approximately 1000 blooms a day. For reference, honey bees pollinate about 500 blooms day. Talk about productive!
In 2016, the UN released a sobering statistic. Nearly 40% of insect pollinators are in danger of becoming extinct. Native bees rely … (20 comments)
Debb Janes and Bernie Stea have been a real estate team for over a decade in Clark County, WA, where they specialize in ViewHomes™, family estates, multi-generational living, and homes with large lots or acreage.
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