
Whenever I think of an island , almost immediately I start to hear the song ‘islands in the stream’ & I think of Tom Hanks talking to Wilson. Islands are actually quite nice & tranquil destinations. Have you heard of Anderson island? This place is quite cool , let me tell you about it.
About Anderson island
Anderson Island is a census-designated place in Pierce County, Washington, United States, and is the southernmost island in Puget Sound. It can be reached by boat or by taking a 20-minute ferry journey from Steilacoom. Just south of McNeil Island is Anderson Island. Drayton Passage separates Key Peninsula from the rest of the peninsula to the northwest. To the southeast, the island is separated from the mainland by Puget Sound’s south basin, while to the southwest, the island is separated from the mainland by Puget Sound’s Nisqually Reach.
The island was part of the Steilacoom people’s domain, a Coast Salish tribe.
Charles Wilkes of the United States Exploring Expedition named the island in 1841. Mr. Anderson and Captain McNeill gave Wilkes a warm welcome at Fort Nisqually and aided his operations, so he rewarded their courtesy by naming two adjacent islands after them.

The first European settlers to dwell on the island were Andrew N. Christensen, a Dane, and his brother, Christian F. Christensen, in 1870. Andrew’s wife had an important role in the island’s growth. Christian was the only Christensen brother to live on Anderson Island permanently. The sale of wood to the wood-burning steamers that came into Amsterdam Bay was the mainstay of the economy. Brick-making, farming, and fishing were among the early enterprises.
The single General Store on the island is owned and operated by a local person.
What’s there to do ?
It’s got quite a few places for you to visit & things to do, you can go to
- Pioneer orchard park
- Topside bar & grill
- Steilacoom histocal museum
- Sunnyside beach
- The home course golf course
- Chambers bay golf course
- Forward operating base brewing company
- Nisqually beach nature center

You can own a piece of this amazing place.
http://landishome.com is offering a chance for you to purchase a 8,664 square foot (804 square meter). Do you think the deposit alone will cost you an arm and a leg? Alright, put your hand in your pocket, whip out your wallet & open it. Do you see the eyes of Ulysses S. Grant begging you to pay that deposit on this lot? If not we’ll versed on American history, fear not. Ulysses was the 18th president of the United States & his face is plastered on the $50 bill. That’s how much the deposit on this lot will cost you, $50.
Description
For $50, you can get a nice building lot on Anderson Island, Washington. Water and electricity are available on the street. Steilacoom is only a short ferry ride away. Saltwater marina, restaurant, 2 lakes, parks, tennis, and clubhouse are just a few of Riveria’s perks. Island with everything you need, including an elementary school, gum, a nursery, a store, and a museum. Cabin for weekend getaways, full-time dream house Buyer is responsible for verifying the information. $18,888 is the sale price. $50 down and $188 per month until the loan is paid off This parcel does not require any documentation. A $250 transfer fee must also be paid by the buyer. Riviera Community Club is a private community club located in Riviera Beach (this is a separate transaction upon receiving the deed and not associated with this sale)

What’s near the lot?
- .80 Miles to Puget Sound ( big water way )
- .7 Miles to Anderson Island Ferry to the main land
- 13 Miles to Downtown Tacoma
- 40 miles to Downtown Seattle
Additional information
- Property Address: 9807 129th Avenue, Anderson Island WA. 98303
- APN: 5018181450
- Type: Residential
- Lot Size: 8,664 sq. ft. +/-
- HOA: $70.00 a Month +/-
- Use: Vacant Land
- Taxes: Around $70 per year
Terms & Conditions apply
This lot of land is being sold in its current state. Regarding fees and taxes, as well as zoning rules, the seller makes no promises or warranties of any sort, expressed or implied. From the day of purchase forward, the buyer is responsible for all taxes, fees, and dues.
- No interest
- No back taxes
- No liens
