60 Acre Farm, Wedding Venue, Nursery, and Animal Sanctuary

63-Acre Pacific Northwest Production & Event Property A private 63-acre property in Buckley, Washington offering an exceptional variety of production environments in one location. Set in the lush Pacific Northwest countryside, the property combines rustic, botanical, romantic, whimsical, and sophisticated settings, making it ideal for film, television, commercials, photography, editorial, fashion, automotive, music videos, social content, brand campaigns, food photography, workshops, events, and more. The property features highly landscaped gardens, mature trees, flowering plants, evergreen landscaping, bridges, water features, a grand arbor, gazebo, expansive grass areas, and secluded natural surroundings. A rustic barn provides an additional production environment with a bar, patio, refrigerator, sink, fireplace, and living room-style space. A large covered tent and beautifully landscaped event areas offer additional options for productions and events. One of the property's most distinctive features is its on-site animal sanctuary, home to horses, mules, donkeys, goats, pigs, emus, a micro mini Highland cow, wallaby, zebra, mini ponies, and a bull. Animal interaction and appearances can be arranged in advance and are subject to approval. The property also includes a highly aesthetic botanical nursery featuring flowering plants, evergreen trees, shrubs, privacy trees, and unique and exotic specimens. This provides an additional setting for garden, botanical, home and lifestyle productions. Two beautifully staged themed suites are available for getting ready, wardrobe, hair and makeup, interviews, lifestyle shoots, or overnight accommodations. Designed to accommodate productions of varying sizes. Amenities include ample free parking, a dedicated parking area, large production vehicle access, extensive covered and uncovered equipment staging areas, electricity, running water, Wi-Fi, multiple bathrooms, food preparation areas, dressing/changing areas, hair and