This 40± acre timberland parcel is located near Cusick in Pend Oreille County, and offers a secluded setting suited for natural resource management, recreation, and long-term land holding. The property was selectively cut in 2024 and now consists of a healthy timber stand with open ground and early-stage regrowth. The gently sloping terrain allows for relatively easy travel across much of the parcel and may support future forest management activities. The property borders land owned by Stimson Lumber Company, a large regional timberland owner with extensive holdings throughout the Pacific Northwest. Adjoining industrial timberland can contribute to the area's working forest landscape and help maintain a low-density environment focused on forestry and outdoor recreation. Vehicle access to the property is limited and is provided by a recorded easement intended for natural resource management purposes. Walk-in access is allowed for all other uses. Entry is controlled by a locked gate, helping restrict through traffic and maintain privacy. Buyers should verify the terms and conditions of the easement and access rights during their due diligence. With 40± contiguous acres, the parcel provides space for a variety of outdoor uses commonly associated with rural timberland in this region. The property's mix of open ground and natural cover may support wildlife activity typical of northeastern Washington forests. The surrounding landscape includes extensive timberlands, which may offer opportunities for hunting and general outdoor recreation. Pend Oreille County is known for its forested mountains, river valleys, and access to outdoor recreation throughout the region. The county contains large areas of public and private timberland that support activities such as hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploring the natural landscape. Properties of this size may also appeal to buyers seeking a land bank investment or a private parcel for seasonal recreational use. The gently rolling terrain allows for the development or improvement of internal trails used for property access or forest management activities. Due to the limited access easement and locked gate entry, the property maintains a level of separation from public traffic that is often sought by recreational landowners. Buyers interested in rural land ownership in northeastern Washington may find this parcel suitable for a variety of uses associated with timberland and outdoor recreation. As with any rural property, prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, land use regulations, access rights, and permitted activities with Pend Oreille County and other relevant authorities. This 40± acre parcel represents an opportunity to acquire a piece of working forestland with recent harvest history, gently sloping terrain, and adjacency to larger timberland ownership. Contact land specialist Doug Ott today to schedule your private showing!