Elbe Junction

Description:

Current retail includes local artisan products, vintage sodas, craft beers, quality wines, espresso bar and hand-dipped ice cream bar. Store has been well maintained and is full of charm with the original logger-pocked floor, hand-painted mural, and vintage Elbe photos. Building remodeled down to studs in 2015.

All FFE included and valued at over $23,000. Twelve parking spots. Pre-Covid 2.2M people visited Mt Rainier; 1.6M in 2020! Only 14 miles to south Mt Rainier National Park entrance.


At the junction of Hwy 7 and Hwy 706, Elbe Washington is a small, gateway community on the way to Mount Rainier. Originally known as Brown’s Junction after the Tacoma & Eastern Railway was built in the region, the town of Elbe was founded in the 1890s as a logging boom town. The town is home to a variety of attractions including the historical Elbe Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mt Rainier Railroad Dining Co, Hobo Inn, and Scaleburgers. Elbe is located 14 miles from the Nisqually Entrance, the only entrance open year-round for vehicle traffic, to Mt. Rainier National Park. It’s approximately 36-miles from Puyallup to Elbe which typically requires just over a 1-hour drive.


Small apartment included
Complete remodel in 2015
Well maintained building with original charm intact
Elbe is a renowned gateway to Mt Rainier National Park
Short-term owner financing available with 25% down!