Sage Bluff seasonal farmworker housing

Owned and operated by the Washington Growers League, the Sage Bluff development in Malaga, Washington, provides safe and affordable housing for the area's migrant and seasonal workers. Sage Bluff is available for occupancy January through November, 2010.

This six-acre development includes 41 housing units designed to accommodate a total of 270 people. Amenities include two indoor kitchens and dining rooms, an outdoor dining tent and barbecues, seven restroom and shower facilities, two laundry buildings, play grounds and recreational areas. Security is enhanced by a staffed resident check-in booth, fenced parking lot, and an on-site manager's residence.

To reserve space at Sage Bluff, contact
Jesse Lane, WGL Housing Manager
(509) 670-3032

Entrance to WGL's Sage Bluff seasonal farmworker housing complex


Security check-in booth


Residents check in with the on-site manager


Secure parking area


Some of the 21 housing units at Sage Bluff


Housing units feature air conditioning and heating,
and include individual bunks and lockers


Each housing unit has a refrigerator and table


Separate restroom and laundry facilities are centrally located


Inside the laundry building


Showers and sinks inside the bathroom


Outdoor dining tent next to the kitchen building


Tables and a vending machine in the outdoor dining tent


Charcoal barbecues are popular


The kitchen building includes rows of stove tops
for individual meal preparation


Residents can keep their food items in personal lockers


The walk-in cooler also includes personal storage lockers


The indoor dining area includes tables and a big-screen television


A specially-designed station makes filling water jugs easy


The Sage Bluff complex includes a play area for children

To reserve space at Sage Bluff, contact
Jesse Lane, WGL Housing Manager
(509) 670-3032