Your 77 feet of waterfront comes with a private boat ramp and a solid bulkhead — launch a kayak, swim or simply walk your 100 feet of tidelands at low tide. And here's the bonus most waterfront buyers never expect... set above and behind the bulkhead means this house does not experience flooding.
No enhancement. No filter. This is what the Hood Canal looks like on a clear Pacific Northwest day. The snow-capped Olympic Mountain peaks rise dramatically above a dense wall of ancient evergreen forest, their jagged silhouettes painted against a brilliant blue sky. The canal stretches wide and calm in the foreground, its blue-green water reflecting the light in a way that changes hour by hour, season by season, and never gets old. A quiet, charming waterfront community nestles along the near shore — modest, unpretentious, and utterly at peace with its surroundings. This is not a view from a vacation rental or a hotel balcony. This is the view from home. Your home. There are people who drive hours to see scenery like this on a weekend trip. There are people who save for years to vacation somewhere that looks like this. And then there are the lucky few who simply wake up here every day because they had the wisdom to make this place their own.
This is the view that seals the deal. Standing at the water's edge on your own property, Hood Canal stretches wide and brilliant in both directions — the rocky shoreline curving away to the left, the forested hills of the far shore reflected in the shimmering water, and mountains rising softly on the horizon under a vast Pacific Northwest sky. This is yours. Every single day. The concrete boat ramp sits right here on the property — and while it is not configured for launching directly from the property, that is hardly a limitation on the water. Public boat launches are just a short distance away, meaning you can launch your boat, cruise right over, and tie up at your own waterfront. Come and go from the water on your own terms, on your own schedule, from your own beach. A lush green lawn runs right to the bulkhead edge — perfect for lawn chairs, a fire pit, morning stretches, or simply standing here and letting the view remind you why you made the best decision of your life.
This is the moment you realize you've found the one. Stand in the front yard and take it all in. The full picture reveals itself right here — the sage green home rising confidently against a backdrop of Hood Canal stretching wide and brilliant behind it, the forested hills of the far shore rolling softly into the distance, and the sky opening up above it all in that unmistakable Pacific Northwest way. The skylights catch the light on the newer roof. The waterfront deck peeks out at the side, beckoning. The stairway leads down toward the water and the beach beyond. Tall slender evergreens frame the right side of the property like nature's own privacy fence, while established plantings and fresh mulched beds in the foreground show just how much love and intention has gone into every corner of this lot. From this angle you can see it all at once — the parking area, the clean exterior lines, the lush yard, the deck, and Hood Canal shimmering just steps behind the home.
A garden that stops people in their tracks. This isn't just a yard — it's a $42,000 outdoor sanctuary crafted with intention. Sweeping multi-tiered retaining walls built from rich, textured stone create dramatic level changes that feel both grand and intimate at the same time. Each terrace has been thoughtfully planted with a curated mix of flowering plants, lush shrubs, ornamental grasses, and established perennials — calla lilies, roses, lavender, and more burst with color across every level.Towering Pacific Northwest evergreens and mature deciduous trees frame the space, casting dappled shade and giving the entire property a sense of privacy and seclusion that is almost impossible to find on a waterfront lot. Meandering stone steps guide you through each level of the garden, past birdbaths and garden art that give the space a warm, personal character. A freshly painted storage shed matches the home's exterior perfectly — practical without sacrificing a single ounce of charm.
From the water looking back, the home is nothing short of striking. The freshly painted sage green exterior rises confidently above the terraced, meticulously landscaped yard — layers of stone retaining walls, manicured lawn, and lush plantings cascading down toward the beach. The sweeping deck wraps the back of the home, perfectly positioned to capture every angle of the water and the mountain views beyond. On clear days, the Olympic Mountains paint the horizon in a way that never gets old — whether you're sipping morning coffee, grilling at sunset, or simply sitting in the quiet and letting the view wash over you. Low tide reveals the full magic of Hood Canal — the rocky shoreline, the clarity of the water, the sheer sense of space that only true waterfront living delivers and sitting above the tide lines offers complete peace of mind.
Pull up and the view hits you before you even step out of the car. The spacious gravel parking area offers generous off-street parking for multiple vehicles — practical, unfussy, and perfectly suited to a waterfront lifestyle where guests, boats, and gear are always part of the picture.The crisp sage green exterior with bright white trim stands tall against a backdrop of towering Pacific Northwest evergreens and mature deciduous trees, and beyond it — framed like a painting between the tree line — Hood Canal glitters in the distance with the mountains rising softly on the far shore. You can see the water from the moment you arrive. That never gets old. The home's clean vertical siding, newer roof with skylights, and classic architectural lines give it a timeless coastal cottage character that fits this shoreline perfectly. Established plantings along the foundation soften the entry and give the property a settled, cared-for feeling from the very first glance.
Fifty thousand dollars of pure outdoor living, and every penny of it shows. This sweeping waterfront deck stretches generously across the entire back of the home — wide enough for dining, lounging, entertaining, and simply doing nothing at all while Hood Canal glitters in front of you and a mountain peak sits perfectly framed on the horizon. The rich warm decking boards glow in the afternoon sun, and the classic white and dark rail system gives the whole space a crisp, finished look that feels both elevated and completely at ease. A lush mature hedge along one side creates a natural privacy screen without blocking a single inch of that breathtaking water view straight ahead. The large sliding glass windows of the living room and dining room open directly onto the deck, blurring the line between inside and out in the most effortless way. On a warm Pacific Northwest evening, slide them open, set out a few chairs, and let the outside in completely.
Step inside and the personality of this home greets you immediately. A charming hand-painted fish key hook — a nod to the waterfront life waiting just out back — hangs above a woven basket console that says "leave your shoes, stay a while." A little sailboat sits ready on the shelf, pointing toward the water as if it already knows where you want to go. The entry is bright, open, and immediately practical — a window lets in soft natural light, and the wide hallway stretches ahead with warm wood-trimmed doors leading to the bedrooms and bath beyond. Soft neutral carpet transitions smoothly from the tiled entry, and the clean cream walls and warm wood trim carry the home's cohesive character right from the very first step inside. There is no wasted space here — just a warm, welcoming transition from the outside world into a home that is ready to wrap around you. Hooks for your jacket. A spot for your bag. A hallway that leads to everything you need.
Step inside and stop. Just stop. Floor-to-ceiling new windows frame an unobstructed panorama of Hood Canal that stretches as far as the eye can see — shimmering water, forested hillsides, and mountain peaks beyond. This is not a room with a view. This is a view with a room built around it. Overhead, rich warm wood ceilings wrap the space in the kind of natural beauty that no paint color or finish can replicate. The grain, the warmth, the way the light plays across it at different times of day — it gives this living room a soul that you feel the moment you walk in. The brand new windows do more than frame that spectacular waterfront panorama — they flood the space with natural light from morning to evening, making every hour of the day feel like golden hour. Whether the tide is in or out, whether the canal is glassy calm or dancing with afternoon chop, the view from this living room is endlessly captivating.
Open, airy, and connected — to the water, to the outdoors, to the kind of easy living you have always hoped for. Clerestory windows tucked high along the roofline pour in additional natural light, keeping the space bright and airy from every angle. Built-in white cabinetry and shelving line one wall — thoughtful storage that keeps the room feeling open and uncluttered while giving you every inch of display space you need for the coastal treasures you'll inevitably collect living here. The sage green walls echo the water and the tree line just beyond the glass, blurring the line between inside and out in the most effortless way. Spacious, serene, and utterly connected to this one-of-a-kind waterfront setting.
Soaring vaulted ceilings with warm wood planking draw your eye up and give the entire main floor a sense of grandeur that feels anything but small. A ceiling fan circulates the air effortlessly, while abundant natural light pours in from every direction, keeping the space bright from morning through evening. The open staircase — crafted in warm natural wood with clean open railings — rises gracefully from the living area and becomes an architectural feature in its own right, leading up to the loft above and adding vertical drama to an already impressive space.
Imagine sitting down to a meal as Hood Canal sparkles just beyond the glass, the mountains stacked soft and blue on the horizon, and the deck just steps away for when the evening is too beautiful to stay inside. This dining room does not just feed you — it restores you. Sliding glass doors open directly onto the waterfront deck, dissolving the line between inside and out and making every meal feel like an occasion. On warm evenings, simply slide them open and let the sound of the water and the salt air drift in while you linger at the table just a little longer than you planned.
Bright, functional, and wide open — this kitchen is laid out the way a kitchen should be. The generous peninsula with warm wood-trimmed countertops does triple duty as prep space, cooktop station, and breakfast bar, with three stools tucked underneath for casual meals, morning coffee, or keeping the cook company while dinner comes together. The cooktop sits right in the peninsula, keeping the chef in the center of the action and connected to the dining room and living spaces beyond — no one gets left out of the conversation. Recessed lighting overhead keeps the workspace bright and clean at any hour of the day. The only thing missing is you!
This closer look tells the whole story. Brand new stainless dishwasher gleaming under the counter. A new updated sink with a sleek modern faucet that makes even the most mundane kitchen task feel a little more refined. Abundant white cabinetry with warm natural wood trim wrapping the entire workspace — storage in every direction, clean and uncluttered. The bold black refrigerator with built-in ice and water anchors one wall with confident style, while the stainless microwave tucks neatly into its own cabinet cutout — everything has its place. The cooktop sits right at the ready, and the garden-view window above the sink frames a peaceful glimpse of the mature trees and the charming storage shed just beyond. Recessed lighting keeps the workspace bright and practical, and the classic navy patterned runner underfoot ties it all together with a coastal wink.
A bold black and white checkered floor sets a classic, timeless tone — the kind of design choice that feels intentional and fun rather than dated. It is the kind of detail that makes you smile the first time you see it and keeps making you smile every single day after. Warm natural wood cabinetry carries through from the rest of the home, topped with a deep charcoal countertop and a generous vessel-style sink that feels both practical and polished. The large mirror above reflects light beautifully, keeping the space feeling open and bright. A full glass-enclosed shower with sliding doors completes the three-quarter bath — clean, classic, and completely move-in ready.
The open staircase in warm natural wood rises boldly to your left — its clean craftsman-style railings and open balusters are a genuine architectural statement, beautiful from every angle and perfectly in keeping with the Pacific Northwest character of this home. It draws the eye up and reminds you there is even more to discover above. The entry flows immediately and naturally into the generous living space — no awkward foyer, no wasted square footage, just an open, welcoming transition straight into the heart of the home.
A loft that opens up a world of possibility. Tucked up beneath the roofline and flooded with natural light from two generous skylights, this loft is one of those spaces that makes you stop and start imagining. A home office with a view of the sky. A guest retreat with its own quiet corner. A reading nook, an art studio, a yoga space, a bunk room for the grandkids — up here, the only limit is your imagination. The skylights do something magical to this space — on sunny Pacific Northwest mornings the light pours in and fills every corner, and on rainy days the sound of drops on the glass turns this loft into the coziest hideaway in the house. Either way, you win. The open railing overlooks the living area below, keeping the loft connected to the warmth and energy of the main floor while still feeling like its own private world. Neutral carpet, clean white walls, and the angled roofline give the space an airy, architectural charm that feels both cozy and surprisingly spacious.
The room everyone will fight over — and nobody will admit why. Just through the loft's warm wood-trimmed doorway hides one of this home's best-kept secrets. Tucked under the roofline with just enough headroom to stand upright (barely, but it counts), this snug little space has seen sleeping kids, mountains of Christmas boxes, and almost certainly some sworn-to-secrecy childhood business. Is it a bedroom? A playroom? The most aggressively organized holiday storage situation you've ever seen? A reading nook so cozy it becomes a problem? The world's most legitimately magical Harry Potter closet? All valid. Every single one. There's also something to be said for the "Thinking Room" approach — not a time-out, mind you. Just... a quiet place to reflect. For children. Or adults who need a moment. No judgment. Whatever you call it, someone in your household is already mentally moving their stuff in. You know who you are.
Bigger than it looks, brighter than you'd expect. The angled ceiling and open doorway to the loft keep this space from ever feeling closed in — just cozy. Plenty of room for a twin bed, a toy chest, a pile of holiday bins, or whatever your imagination lands on first.
Bright, calm, and full of coastal charm — this second bedroom greets you with a smile. Cheerful "North Shore" and "At The Beach" signs hang on the wall, and while we will gently point out that this home actually sits on the beautiful South Shore of Hood Canal, the spirit is absolutely right. You are at the beach. You live at the beach. Every single day. A garden-view window looks out to the lush greenery at the front of the home, filling the room with soft, peaceful natural light throughout the day. Plush neutral carpet, warm wood trim, and cream walls keep the space feeling clean, restful, and completely move-in ready.
Some rooms don't need a water view to earn their place. This one looks out over the gardens — something green and alive to wake up to, even if the world outside is moving fast. Warm wood tones on the closet doors, soft neutral carpet underfoot, and enough light to remind you that beauty doesn't always face the water. It's the room that surprises people. The guest who asked for quiet and got something better. The kid who got the garden view and never complained once.
Natural light pours in from above at every hour of the day, giving this space an open, spa-like quality that you simply cannot fake with fixtures alone. On a sunny Pacific Northwest morning, this bathroom practically glows. The vaulted ceiling adds unexpected height and airiness, while the large mirror spanning the full length of the vanity bounces that beautiful skylight illumination into every corner. Warm natural wood cabinetry with a freshly updated Soft Gray countertop feels clean, current, and move-in ready — a simple update that makes a genuine difference. A full glass-enclosed shower with gold-toned sliding doors adds a classic, timeless touch, and the additional window brings in even more of that gorgeous green garden view from outside. White cabinetry above the toilet keeps everything organized and tidy, and the neutral tile floor and soft gray walls tie the whole space together quietly and cohesively.
A generous waterfront-facing window frames a breathtaking panorama of Hood Canal and the mountains beyond, right from your bed. Before your feet even hit the floor, the water is there. Sparkling, shimmering, and entirely yours. A second window on the adjacent wall looks out to the mature trees and greenery at the side of the home, wrapping the room in natural light from two directions and keeping it bright and airy from sunrise to sunset. The vaulted ceiling adds a sense of space and openness that makes this bedroom feel considerably larger than its footprint suggests. Soft neutral carpet, warm cream walls, and track lighting overhead keep everything clean, calm, and completely move-in ready. There is nothing to do here but bring your furniture, hang your favorite art, and start living the waterfront life you have been dreaming about. Imagine the first morning you wake up here. Soft light on the water. The sound of the canal just outside. The mountains sitting quietly on the horizon.
Wake up to water. The angled ceiling lifts the room, the windows pull in the light, and one of them frames exactly the view you moved here for. There's even a built-in dresser already waiting — because a room this good deserves to be lived in, not just admired. This is the one you'll fight your partner for.
The laundry room that actually has it all together. Tucked conveniently on the main floor, this generous laundry room is one of those practical spaces that makes everyday life just a little bit easier. The full-size washer and dryer are included — just move in and get on with living. But this room works harder than most. The 1-year-old hot water tank and the heat pump system are housed right here, neatly accessible and well maintained — major mechanicals that give you complete peace of mind from day one.
This is the spot where summers slow down. Where kids learn that the best days don't require a plan. Where dinner outside stops being a special occasion and starts being a Tuesday. Where someone you love says I can't believe we get to live here — and they mean it every single time. The deck is wide, the water is calm, and the life you've been picturing? It starts here.
The blue-green siding, the big windows, the deck already dressed for company — it looks like a home that knows exactly what it is. Comfortable. Unpretentious. The kind of place where the door is always open and nobody wants to leave. From the outside looking in, you can already picture the light pouring through those windows. From the inside looking out, you already know what's waiting. Some homes just feel right before you ever step inside. This is one of them.
Snow-capped mountains rising behind a wall of Pacific Northwest evergreens, reflected in water so calm it barely seems real. This is what you see from your own deck, your own windows, your own life. No drive. No ticket. No waiting. Some views you visit. This one you come home to.
Below the surface, clams and oysters are doing what they've always done. Fish move through on their own schedule. And if you're quiet enough, patient enough, lucky enough — a seal surfaces. An otter floats past on its back like it owns the place. And sometimes, just sometimes, something much bigger reminds you that you are a very small and very fortunate person standing on a very beautiful piece of the world.
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