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1742 COLE ST

Enumclaw, WA

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Owner

Owner
POST OFFICE STATION LLC
Mailing address
PO BOX 38, POULSBO, WA, 98370-0038

Land

Zoning classification
Downtown commercial
Activity
Social, institutional, or infrastructure-related
Function
Postal services
Structure
Institutional or community facilities
County use description
Post Office/Post Service
Lot size
0.28696051 acres
Parcel number
8004600165

Activity, function and structure follow a published land-use classification standard applied to the county record.

Building

Year built
1966
Stories
1
Building area
12,500 sq ft

Assessment

Assessed value
$656,600
Land value
$318,700
Improvement value
$337,900
Tax (2025)
$6,600

Environment

Opportunity Zone
No
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