Welcome to Driftwood Landing!

Kick back and relax in this tranquil, stylish, waterfront cottage located on beautiful Bainbridge Island, Washington. Our cottage is perched on a sandy spit so you'll be surrounded by water views on both sides.

It's been professionally furnished by one of Bainbridge Island's top interior design consultancies and no expense has been spared.


Relax on the back dock overlooking a picturesque salt-water lagoon. Or take in the views of Puget Sound with your feet in the sand. Wherever you choose you'll enjoy expansive water views along with wildlife including: bald eagles, blue heron, seals, otters, orcas, and even grey whales.
The house features 2 bedrooms downstairs, and a single loft bedroom.

Detached from the house is a luxurious private cabana featuring French doors, a queen bed and en-suite half-bath.

ALL FOUR BEDROOMS HAVE WATER VIEWS, designer furniture (Restoration Hardware, etc.), and features high-end luxury bedding (Parachute). You'll truly feel pampered.

You'll have access to your own private beach on the sound, as well as a water front deck facing the lagoon. Watch bald eagles, seals, otters, blue heron, orca, and even the occasional grey whale.

This listing is very new to this platform but has received many rave reviews on others.

Polly from Los Angeles wrote:

"We have already rebooked! The house itself is so beautifully styled and well considered, it is hands down the best Rental we have ever stayed in. There was fresh fluffy towels for inside and out, toothbrushes in case you forgot yours, all the kitchen supplies you need and an array of beautiful books. The true magic is the location, with sunsets on one side and the beautiful lagoon on the other. We spent the mornings exploring as the tide was out and the sunny afternoons sitting on the deck reading books and watching the kids on paddle boards and the evenings by the fire on the shore. The area is so full of life, we saw seals, otters, racoons and so much sea life, giant oysters, sand dollars and clams, we really needed to go no further to explore and feel a thousand miles away from the city..."