Walla Walla County
Burbank
An unincorporated Walla Walla County community southeast of Pasco with its own school district and a small-town housing market.
- Walla Walla
- County
- 734
- District enrollment
- 17 mi
- To Richland
Burbank sits southeast of Pasco, roughly 17 miles from Richland, and it is the one area on this list in Walla Walla County. That county line is the practical headline: property taxes, permitting, and recording all run through Walla Walla County rather than Benton or Franklin, which surprises buyers who assume Burbank is simply part of Pasco.
The county line is the headline: taxes, permitting, and recording all run through Walla Walla County.
Burbank has its own school district as well: Columbia School District #400, which operates three schools serving roughly 734 students, including Columbia High School. For buyers specifically comparing district options across the region, that independence is worth knowing.
The area sits near the confluence of the Snake and Columbia rivers, with agricultural land throughout and acreage parcels more available than in the core Tri-Cities.
Housing Stock
- Small-community residential stock across a range of eras
- Acreage and rural parcels throughout the surrounding area
- Agricultural land in the area
- Well and septic common; confirm per parcel
Getting Around
- Approximately 17 miles to Richland and 17 miles to Pasco
- US 12 and State Route 124 are the primary corridors
Parks & Amenities
- Proximity to the Snake and Columbia river confluence
- Near Sacajawea Historical State Park and area river access
Utilities & Services
- Water and sewer service varies; well and septic common, so confirm per parcel
- Confirm irrigation district membership per parcel
School District
Listed for reference only. Attendance boundaries change and can differ street to street, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address directly with the district.
Thinking about Burbank?
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Area information is gathered from public sources and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Development plans, construction timelines, zoning, utilities and district boundaries change, so verify anything you intend to rely on. Nothing here is a representation about the people who live in an area. All real estate offered is subject to the federal Fair Housing Act and the Washington Law Against Discrimination. Equal Housing Opportunity.