Pullman

The Historically agricultural city of Pullman, Washington has flourished into a community with small-town charm and modern cosmopolitan amenities. Home to Washington State University, Pullman benefits from a diverse and international student population, PAC-12 sporting events as well as cultural and entertainment programs. Pullman benefits in other ways from its well-educated, involved and generous year-round population. Citizens have approved the creation of a metropolitan park district for the purpose of improving, maintaining and acquiring parks and recreation facilities. As a result, this city enjoys 15 distinct parks and natural areas encompassing more than 140 acres as well as more than eight miles of pathways to walk, run, or bike, making Pullman a community of parks and paths. The city is built upon 4 major hills with main traffic arterials in the valleys. Pullman is located in Whitman County between Lewiston, Idaho (30 minutes to the south), Spokane, Washington (90 minutes to the north), and Moscow, Idaho (10 minutes east) on the rolling hills of the Palouse. Source: www.pullman-wa.gov

Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum | Washington State University | Palouse Scenic Byway | Snake River Recreation | Palouse Discovery Science Center

Hayden Homes is proud to have been a supporter of Washington State University for over 10 years. In fact, many of our hardworking employees are WSU alums and are proud to have called Pullman home. Beyond our reputation for building high quality homes, we are also well-known for our efforts to contribute to the community at large.

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