5415 Johnson Point Road NE Olympia, WA 98516

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Henderson Inlet offers one of the most peaceful stretches of South Sound shoreline, and this aerial view captures why it’s so special. A private easement path connects the beach to property of the home above, surrounded by trees and set apart from anything else nearby. The South Bay area is known for its quiet roads, close-knit community, and access to nature in every direction. On clear days, you’ll spot Mt. Rainier rising in the distance, just above the treetops. It’s a location that feels deeply rooted and rare.

This aerial view captures the full scope of the property from beach to treetop. At low tide, the shoreline expands dramatically, showing off the reach of the 235 feet of waterfront on Henderson Inlet. The easement trail leads clearly back to the property and home, which is tucked into trees and surrounded by protected land. It’s privacy with presence and nature in every direction.

From this angle, the property’s privacy becomes clear. Surrounded by a mix of evergreens, fruit trees, and mature hardwoods, the home sits gently into the landscape. Watch for eagles gliding overhead or herons near the inlet. Nature isn’t just nearby. It’s part of the everyday view.

This view captures what makes the property truly special. From the edge of the deck, a clear path leads across the lawn to the edge of the deeded property, then onto an easement that takes you to 235 feet of beach shoreline on Henderson Inlet. Whether it’s morning coffee or a sunset stroll, this is the kind of everyday access that rarely comes with this much space and privacy.

This view captures it all! Henderson Inlet stretching out in the foreground and the easement trail leading from the home to the beach. These waters are part of a long-standing aquaculture tradition, with oysters grown in small community farms and boutique operations. It's not just scenic, it's sustainable. Living here means sharing shoreline with bald eagles, herons, and some of the best oysters in the region.

The wraparound deck stretches across the back of the home and connects seamlessly to a side entrance on the upper level, making outdoor living part of the everyday layout. There’s room here to host a crowd, set up container gardens, or simply take in the quiet setting. Open, sunny, and surrounded by trees, it’s a space with real range.

Right from the front door, this home delivers vintage charm that doesn’t feel dated. The original 15-panel wood door is flanked by portrait windows, bringing in the light without sacrificing privacy or personality. Inside, the herringbone-patterned wood floor is one of those rare design choices that feels both thoughtful and totally unexpected. It’s a nod to craftsmanship, and a quiet moment of cool before the rest of the house starts showing off.

The stone fireplace isn’t just a design feature, it’s a flex. Real stone, real fire, and a serious hearth that begs for a winter movie night (or a bold adult beverage moment). The built-in wood box keeps it practical, but the wall of west-facing windows? Pure wow. Look out over protected trees, part of 110 acres of conservation land next door, and feel like you’re living inside a nature documentary, but with Wi-Fi. Open the slider and step out to your wraparound deck, because that view doesn’t belong behind glass.

With direct access from the main living area, this deck makes outdoor living easy. There’s plenty of room for seating, grilling, or just enjoying the breeze off the water. Towering trees provide privacy and a constant connection to nature. It’s the kind of space that feels like a retreat without needing a vacation.

From this angle, the view speaks for itself. A full western exposure gives you golden-hour light and brilliant sunsets, with permanently protected habitat land as your next-door neighbor. No fences, no rooftops, just you and the trees. It’s the kind of view you don’t get twice.

This beautiful setting is waiting for a new owner to enjoy.

Here’s where things get interesting. The stone from the living room fireplace doesn’t just quit, it wraps cleanly into the dining room, tying the whole space together without a single unnecessary wall. The vintage chandelier adds a layer of elegance that actually works, thanks to the warm wood floors and smart contrast against the soft living room carpet.

The dining room window doesn’t just bring in light, it frames your private view of Capitol Land Trust’s protected acreage like it’s your own personal landscape architect. Slide open the door to the deck, or keep it all eyes-forward on the trees. Curtain hardware is already in place, waiting for your fabric of choice.

This kitchen keeps it fresh with crisp white cabinetry, neutral tile flooring, and a layout that actually works. The breakfast nook adds charm without wasting space, and the vintage tulip light fixture is the kind of detail that makes the room feel personal, not cookie-cutter.

The garden window over the sink isn’t just for herbs, it overlooks 110 acres of protected Capitol Land Trust forest and your own wraparound deck. It’s the kind of view that turns dishwashing into a design moment. Dark countertops ground the space, and through the doorway, the stone fireplace wall wraps back in, quietly tying the entire layout together.

A kitchen with good structure and even better potential. The island has a built-in glass cooktop with a down-draft vent, and the garden window above the sink keeps the space bright and connected to the outdoors

This space balances purpose and comfort. The windowed nook brings in soft natural light and a direct line of sight to the home’s front approach, while the double ovens handle everything from holiday hosting to weeknight dinners with zero fuss. Overhead cabinets complete the setup.

This primary suite gets all the best angles. Two vertical windows bring in filtered light, and the slider to the deck gives you an easy pass to the morning breeze and saltwater views. Latte-toned carpet adds warmth underfoot, while white walls keep the mood crisp and airy. It’s simple, serene, and exactly where you want to end the day.

This walk-in closet has the comfort covered with plush carpet underfoot and plenty of space to move. Just outside, a vintage vanity counter with two drawers adds a fun twist. It works as a getting-ready station, but could just as easily become your morning coffee corner or a laptop landing spot. Good design leaves room for interpretation, and this space delivers.

This primary bath is equal parts function and finish. The glass and tile shower has a timeless look and low-maintenance appeal, while the long vanity offers real counter space and clean undermount sink lines.

A large privacy-glass window adds light and ventilation without putting you on display. he long vanity counter gives you room to spread out, with crisp white cabinetry and an undermount sink that keeps the look clean and modern. A square, brown-framed mirror adds a little structure and contrast against the soft cream walls. The dual flush toilet keeps things eco-conscious without calling attention to itself.

Not all bedrooms are created equal and this one gets it right. The windows are placed high enough to allow full wall usability, but still offer plenty of light and leafy outlooks. Add in a second window with a peek across the front entry and into the kitchen nook window beyond, and you've got the perfect balance of privacy and connection. Office, guest room, bonus TV space, just take your pick.

Bedroom #3 gets the light just right. High windows along one wall offer privacy without sacrificing brightness, while the large window delivers sweeping forest views that feel more retreat than residential. Buff-toned carpet and creamy white walls keep the palette soft and flexible, so your furniture isn’t competing with the room. It’s calm, comfortable, and exactly what you want in a bedroom.

This main floor bath was given the upgrade it deserved. Tile flooring, a spacious tile and glass shower under a skylight, and a double sink vanity with espresso-toned cabinetry all work together to create a crisp, cohesive space. Undermount sinks keep the lines clean, and storage underneath means it’s beautiful and functional. It’s a refresh done right, simple, timeless, and built to last.

This view says it all. From the waterline, the easement trail leads through native trees toward the house, with 110 acres of conservation land stretching out to the right. It’s a protected, peaceful setting with real privacy and beauty that doesn't need a single improvement.

This side view gives a clear look at the wraparound deck and the peaceful stretch of lawn that leads into the forest beyond. It’s a setting that feels open yet completely private. The heat pump unit is neatly positioned to the side, offering efficient year-round heating and cooling without disrupting the view.

The back of the home reveals two separate entrances to the daylight basement, giving you serious flexibility for multi-generational living, guest space, or future ADU potential. Open, sunny areas near the home are ready for garden beds, an outdoor kitchen, or whatever your outdoor vision looks like. Surrounded by trees but with plenty of usable space, this property gives you privacy without sacrificing practicality.

This close-up view shows just how much potential sits right outside the front of the home. The fenced garden is ready for planting, and the concrete pad offers serious versatility. Whether it’s RV parking, a future guest cottage, a backyard office, or a full-on pickleball or basketball court, this space is a blank slate with all the hard work already done.

The lower level brings in square footage and serious versatility. With a separate entrance, neutral finishes, and multiple zones within one large space, it’s ideal for multi-generational living, guest space, or future ADU conversion. The brick fireplace wall adds a strong design element, and the mix of wood paneling, from rustic to vintage diagonal, it gives it warmth and texture.

Natural light and access to the outdoors make this lower-level space feel anything but secondary. A full-sized picture window and sliding glass door open up the room, while the original diagonal wood paneling brings texture and a hit of retro charm. It’s a great setup for multi-generational living, a creative workspace, or a future short-term rental. The layout’s already doing the work, you just decide how to use it.

Whether you’re hosting or just hiding out, this lower-level layout knows how to work. The vintage light fixture above the pool table brings just the right amount of character to this flexible lower-level hangout.

Game night starts here. The daylight basement offers room for a pool table and more, with warm rustic wainscoting that adds texture without darkening the space. Nearby doors on both sides lead to bonus storage areas, making this setup both fun and functional.

This daylight bedroom gets it right with two windows that look out to peaceful greenery, oatmeal-toned carpet for comfort, and a crisp white backdrop that keeps it bright. The ceiling register connects to the forced air heating system, and the home’s heat pump brings energy-efficient cooling. Simple, functional, and tucked into its own quiet corner of the house.

The downstairs bathroom keeps it clean and practical with a walk-in shower and glass door, a wide vanity with plenty of counter space, and storage that actually holds more than a toothbrush. Vinyl flooring makes upkeep simple, and white walls keep the space feeling open and fresh. Whether it’s used for guests or part of a future ADU setup, it’s ready to go.

This main-floor laundry room delivers more than just a place to toss a load. Cabinet storage, counter space, a deep closet, and a utility sink make it genuinely functional, and yes, there’s even a private toilet tucked behind a door with a privacy glass window.

This shot shows off the home’s signature Northwest siding with its diagonal pattern running cleanly along the garage and entry. The two-car garage is fully attached and integrated into the overall design. A mature Japanese maple anchors the front yard with structure and color, while landscape beds and a neat lawn give the exterior a polished, low-fuss finish.

The two-car garage sits just off a wide, level driveway, with an easy, no-step transition to the walkway and front door. It’s a thoughtful layout that makes daily life simpler, especially when rain, leaves, or icy weather roll in. A tall evergreen shades the entry with soft, dappled light and brings a touch of natural drama to the front yard.

This floorplan shows both levels and just how versatile the floorplan is for multiple uses.

Courtesy of Abbey Realty Inc

5415 Johnson Point Road NE

Olympia, WA 98516

$935,000

Residential

4 Beds

2.25 Baths

2664 SqFt

Active

Henderson Inlet Water-view on 5 acres with no HOA, this 3312sqft Johnson Point property has it all! Next door to 110acres of habitat conservation protected lands, enjoy access to 235ft of saltwater beach & west-facing wraparound deck for dreamy sunsets. Vintage statement stone fireplace, sunken living room & 3 main floor bedrooms including primary suite with deck access. The daylight basement brings flexibility with separate bedroom, bath, living space & extra storage rooms for multi-gen living, giving guests their own domain or rental income options. A level drive means easy access for everyone while the heat pump keeps you cool. Garden space, fruit trees, future sport court pad & space to grow your water-view lifestyle retreat!

Property Features

Community: Johnson Point
1 Story w/Bsmnt.
View: Sound
View: Territorial
Cable TV
Deck
Fenced-Partially
Patio
RV Parking
Bus Line Nearby: Yes
Exterior: Wood
Roof: Composition
Parking: Driveway
Parking: Attached Garage
Parking: Off Street
Parking: RV Parking
Year Built: 1980
2025 Taxes: $12450.00
Buyer Broker Compensation: 2.5%
Listing #: 2406120

Lot Details

Lot Size: 5.03 acres
Lot Dimensions: Irregular
Adjacent to Public Land
Paved
Secluded

Appliances That Stay

Dishwasher(s)
Double Oven
Refrigerator(s)
Stove(s)/Range(s)

Interior

Bath Off Primary
Double Pane/Storm Window
Dining Room
Fireplace
Skylight(s)
Walk-In Closet(s)
Water Heater
Cooling: Forced Air, Heat Pump
Heating: Heat Pump, Forced Air
Electric
Fireplaces: 2

Schools

District: North Thurston
Elem: South Bay Elem
Middle: Chinook Mid
High: North Thurston High

Call or Email:

Grace Wamwere

206-395-4584

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