Mickelsen Farm is a well-designed equestrian breeding and training facility beautifully sited on a bluff overlooking the Cowlitz River with magnificent views of Mount St. Helens. This 25 acre property includes a spacious four bed, two bath main house with a heated pool and two large barns with 19 stalls in total. The main barn has eleven 12' x 12' stalls, a 72' x 120' indoor arena, a heated wash rack, a tack room and a two bed, two bath caretaker's apartment. The smaller barn has eight 12' x 12' stalls, a 60' covered round pen, a utility room with laundry, hay storage and a shop/garage area. The mostly level grounds also include two large pastures, 6 separate paddocks (including a stud pen with loafing shed) and a 90' x 150' outdoor arena.

Built in 1913 for local physician Owen Taylor, this historically significant home is beautifully sited on a ridge above the City of Kent, offering a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. Features include gracious formal living spaces, original mill work, refinished oak floors, box beam ceilings, vintage fixtures, three fireplaces, updated plumbing and electrical, updated bathrooms, an updated kitchen and a primary suite. This gated property also includes an unfinished basement, an attached two car garage, two verandas, a sport court, mature landscaping and a sprinkler system. Given its intact architectural details and association with Dr. Taylor, this home is eligible for the local and national registers of historic places.