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Updated Rambler in Lake Tapps on corner lot! Remodeled Kitchen with quartz counters, SS appliances, undermount sink, & soft close cabinets! Updated bath has subway tile, ...

3 Beds
2 Baths
1581046 MLS
ACTIVE Status

Courtesy of Redfin Corp.

Listing courtesy of Redfin Corp..

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21222 Island Parkway E, Lake Tapps — Tapps Island Rod & Gun $300,000

Lake Tapps waterfront cabin with 2 bed /1 bath. Fresh exterior paint, new vinyl windows, vaulted ceiling in living room with ceiling fan and wood stove. Part of the Rod &...

2 Beds
1 Baths
1563526 MLS
ACTIVE Status

Courtesy of RE/MAX Extra Inc.

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Extra Inc..

17719 16th St Ct E, Lake Tapps — Fairweather Cove $399,990 ▲

This beautiful gated community of Fairweather Cove offers lake access and moorage. It also boasts a private boat launch, showers, barbecues, sport courts, and parks all s...

1096433 MLS
ACTIVE Status

Courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc.

Listing courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc..

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Lake Tapps Homes for Sale | Lake Tapps Real Estate

Four cities surround Lake Tapps: Sumner, Bonney Lake, Auburn, and Buckley. Lake Tapps is a reservoir created in 1911 by Puget Sound Energy and operated for hydroelectric power until 2004. In 2009 PSE sold the lake to Cascade Water Alliance, a non profit corporation whose members are five cities and three water districts. The lake provides water to almost 400,000 residents and 22,000 businesses. Plans have been made to use Lake Tapps as a municipal water supply source. It is held in place by many dikes and a diversion dam on the White River routes water into the lake. The level of the lake is lowered from October to April for flood control and aquatic plant management and is unsuitable for recreation. Driftwood Point, Inlet Island, Maple Point, Tapps Island and West Tapps are all communities within the Lake Tapps area.

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