These were the five highest-priced home sales reported in Lower Columbia, Washington for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together they came to $3.884 million. Four of the homes are in Cowlitz County, two of them in Kalama and one each in Woodland and Longview, and the fifth is in Long Beach in Pacific County.
The group runs from a home finished in 2024 on a neighborhood lot to properties on several acres of woods and water, including frontage on the Kalama River and on Loomis Lake.
No. 1 — $995,000 · 3109 Heron Street, Woodland, Washington
Built in 2024, the home at 3109 Heron Street in Woodland is the newest of the five and, at 3,093 square feet, also the largest. It sold for $995,000. Sarkela Home custom built the single-level home, which has four bedrooms, all on the main floor, along with three full baths and a half bath on an 8,398-square-foot lot.
The floor plan includes two primary suites. Ceilings rise to 10 feet, white oak hardwood runs through the rooms, and the trim includes oversized baseboards and custom hardware. In the living room, stone climbs from floor to ceiling around an electric fireplace. The kitchen has quartz counters, a six-burner gas cooktop and a paneled Fisher & Paykel refrigerator and freezer, and there is a pantry and a formal dining room. A primary suite is finished in large-format porcelain tile and has a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, a double vanity and a walk-in closet.
An entire wall of patio doors slides open to the back of the home. Outside is an extra-deep patio of charcoal sand-finish concrete, a turf yard, a built-in outdoor kitchen and a gas outdoor fireplace. The attached garage has side-mounted doors.
Shannon Wyman of Premiere Property Group, LLC was the listing agent, and William Logan Wilson of eXp Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $789,000 · 125 River Glen Terrace, Kalama, Washington
The home at 125 River Glen Terrace sits on 2.27 nearly flat acres along the Kalama River, with frontage that takes in a fishing spot known as Beginner’s Hole. The property, in the Kalama River neighborhood of Kalama, sold for $789,000.
Built in 2002, the two-story home has gabled rooflines, cedar shake-style siding and a covered entry set among mature trees. The main floor is open, with hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace and windows looking out on the river. The kitchen has a large eating bar, and French doors in the dining area open to an oversized covered deck overlooking the river. An office that can serve as a bedroom and a full bath are also on the main floor. The owner’s suite and two more bedrooms are upstairs, and the home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms in 2,112 square feet. There is also RV parking and an attached garage.
Hannah Dubyne of Real Broker LLC was the listing agent. Tracy Balogh of Discover NW Realty Group represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $735,000 · 873 Mountain View Road, Kalama, Washington
Set on 4.56 secluded acres on a dead-end street and surrounded by forest, the modern single-level home at 873 Mountain View Road in Kalama sold for $735,000. The property last sold for $340,000 in 2016.
The home, built in 2004, has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 2,193 square feet. Vaulted ceilings open up the living space, which is warmed by a wood stove. Solid oak covers the floors of the bedrooms and the office, and Italian ceramic tile is laid through the rest of the home. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, a double oven and a wine cooler. In the primary suite, the bath has an oversized claw-foot tub and a shower with two heads, and there is a large walk-in closet.
Fruit trees and herbs grow on the grounds, and a timber-frame outbuilding offers room for storage and projects. Town is about a 10-minute drive away, and the Kalama River is about five minutes off.
Deborah Campbell of Redfin was the listing agent, and Kevin Broveleit of West Seattle Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $700,000 · 390 Spruce Creek Rd, Longview, Washington
The log home at 390 Spruce Creek Road in Longview sold for $700,000. Its 5.35 gated acres, wooded, partly level and partly gently sloping, make it the largest property of the five.
Built in 1999 of Canadian pine, the two-story home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms in 2,788 square feet. The main living area rises under vaulted ceilings and has a built-in bar and a wood-burning fireplace. A garage with room for six cars and a large tool shed give space for vehicles and workshop projects, and there is covered, oversized parking along with RV access. Evergreens surround the home, which has a private driveway and an outdoor hot tub.
The property last sold for $469,000 in 2016. Yana Pavlenko of The Lachlan Group LLC was the listing agent, and Aiko Griffin of Redfin represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $665,000 · 2210 177th Lane, Long Beach, Washington
About 100 feet of Loomis Lake shoreline and a private dock come with the home at 2210 177th Lane in Long Beach, on the Long Beach Peninsula. The no-bank waterfront property covers 4.35 acres and sold for $665,000.
Built in 1979, it is the oldest of the five. The custom home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one full and one half, in 2,146 square feet. Inside, wood-lined ceilings rise high above an open floor plan, and a wood-burning fireplace reaches from floor to ceiling. The kitchen is oversized, and skylights and a loft add to the upper space. The property also has a patio, an attached garage and RV parking.
The home went under contract five days after it was listed. Cindi Pellerin of RealtyONEGroup Discovery Coast was the listing agent, and Leslie Brophy of Century 21 Pacific Realty represented the buyer.
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