One of the last remaining commercially zoned lots in Glacier, WA — four contiguous parcels totaling 3.99 acres with direct frontage on Mt. Baker Hwy. Drawing steady traffic from winter ski visitors and summer recreationists alike, the site is zoned Resort Commercial (WC Code §20.64) and benefits from easy access to each parcel via the historic Mt. Baker forestry road. Between 2005- 2008, the property underwent predevelopment feasibility work, resulting in a Conditional Use Permit for a proposed 23,000 sq ft mixed-use complex — including a restaurant, event venue, and 32-bedroom hotel — along with Forest Service right-of-way approval and full building plans. Much of the old documentation is available and can serve as a useful starting point for future development.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Solomon Bill, BHHS Bayside Realty
General Information
NWM2496831
Land
1
DOM
3.99 acres
0
Busines
Whatcom
Buyer To Verify
Buyer To Verify
Buyer To Verify
Land
Land
Listing Provided Courtesy of Solomon Bill, BHHS Bayside Realty
Krishna Realty data last checked: Mar 27, 2026 09:00 | Listing last modified Mar 26, 2026 21:56,
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Residence Information
0
43 - Comm/Industrial
Features and Utilities
Available, In Street
Not Available
Financial
2873
Cash, Conventional, State Bond
03-26-2026
Comparable Information
1
1
Cash, Conventional, State Bond
$950,000
$950,000
Mar 26, 2026 21:56
Schools
Elementary : Buyer To VerifyN/ARatings Middle : Buyer To Verify N/ARatings High : Buyer To VerifyN/ARatings
One of the last remaining commercially zoned lots in Glacier, WA — four contiguous parcels totaling 3.99 acres with direct frontage on Mt. Baker Hwy. Drawing steady traffic from winter ski visitors and summer recreationists alike, the site is zoned Resort Commercial (WC Code §20.64) and benefits from easy access to each parcel via the historic Mt. Baker forestry road. Between 2005- 2008, the property underwent predevelopment feasibility work, resulting in a Conditional Use Permit for a proposed 23,000 sq ft mixed-use complex — including a restaurant, event venue, and 32-bedroom hotel — along with Forest Service right-of-way approval and full building plans. Much of the old documentation is available and can serve as a useful starting point for future development.
