Home Decor in Battle Ground, WA

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  1. 11 North Parkway Avenue Ste 105, Battle Ground WA 98604

    4.7 Superb 52 reviews

    “I love Trove! Their coffee and baked goods are delicious and their shop has the coolest stuff. They have lots of imported candies, nicely curated gifts and even a consignment area where I have found a few nice things.”

  2. 513 East Main Street, Battle Ground WA 98604

    4.9 Superb 15 reviews

    “Love having a home good / gift shop in town that will gift wrap! Cute shop, fun events, and I love the Christmas transformation.StefanieBaileymay's Boutique”

  3. 601 E Main St, Battle Ground WA 98604

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “So. Many. Trinkets. We spent a good hour and a half in here just ogling at everything! Friendly and understanding staff that let us explore and held items for us as we shopped”

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  5. 617 East Main Street, Battle Ground WA 98604

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

    “Cute antique and other home goods store in Old Town Battle Ground! Definitely check it out during First Friday! They even have a men's section of a bunch of stuff that would make for great gifts for the man in your life. The people were nice, the store clean, and it was all well stocked!”

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