July 2019

Prepare to soak up the sun, and bask in the warmth of summer as the charming and cheerful celebration of life, better known as the Art, Wine and Walk returns to Suncadia in August.

A vibrant get-together that will be held on 24 August, the event presents an opportunity for residents to get a true taste of the Pacific Northwestern way of life in the great outdoors; not only putting the spotlight on local artists and giving them a platform to connect to a wider audience, but also showcasing the diverse offerings of the local wineries in the neighborhood. Visitors are also free to explore the surroundings, and we’ll be providing them with a handy map to make their way around the key areas covered by the event, which will kick off at the Village

Not all backyards are created equal.

On the sunny side of the Cascades, 80 miles from downtown Seattle, Suncadia Resort has a well established and cherished legacy. Its private residential enclave, Tumble Creek, is equally beloved by those familiar. Members of this gated neighborhood and its club have the best of both worlds. Their own exclusive 2,600-acre haven includes Tom Doak golf, trails, parks, and extensive social programming. Plus they can enjoy all the countless resort amenities at Suncadia. Now, you have an opportunity call Tumble Creek home, with the most significant homesite release here in more than a decade.

If you want to build a home in the mountains, this is the place.

A place to put down roots – along footpaths worn by elk on

Summer in Cle Elum means clear blue skies, bright sunshine and of course, the annual Father’s Day celebration that is known to one and all as Brews and Brats.

With clear skies and beautiful sunshine setting the scene, the much-anticipated event was once again held at Nelson Farm Pool, the social hub of Nelson Preserve–a place that reflects the natural ease of the neighborhood and is surrounded by panoramic vistas of the cascade Mountains. Brews and Brats was hosted by the Suncadia’s real estate team and attended by over a hundred guests of all ages, eager to kick-off what promised to be an easygoing but action-packed gathering.

There was plenty to keep everyone occupied, including tables laden with delicious snacks like beer-braised