Summary:

Nestled on the edge of Hood Canal, this beautifully updated waterfront home offers the perfect escape into the heart of the Pacific Northwest. With sweeping water views, direct beach access, and modern comforts throughout, this peaceful retreat is designed for those who want to relax, explore, and reconnect with nature.



Inside, you'll find a bright, open-concept layout with cozy living spaces, modern decor, and large windows that frame the breathtaking natural surroundings.



The Space:

Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning indoors or gathering on the covered patio, every corner of this home invites calm and comfort. Step outside to fire up the outdoor grill, take in the salty breeze, and unwind as the sun sets over the water.



This property is a true wildlife haven—every bird species you can imagine, including bald eagles, seals, otters, and other coastal creatures, are often seen passing by. With private beach access, you can spend your days tide pooling, kayaking, or simply strolling the coastline.



Activities & Amenities —

Guests can enjoy a range of fun, family-friendly options including kayaks, cornhole, and puzzles—perfect for relaxing afternoons or low-key evenings at home.



Unbeatable Location —

Directly across the street, you’ll find an iconic local market offering ice cream and sundries—ideal for a quick treat or forgotten essentials. The home is perfectly positioned between scenic forest and sparkling sea. You’re just minutes from Tidelands State Park, Hoodsport, and Lake Cushman, and a short drive from Olympic National Forest, where you’ll find miles of hiking trails, hidden waterfalls, and breathtaking mountain views.



For those looking to experience the local flavor, nearby you’ll find the famous Hama Hama Oyster Saloon and fresh seafood market, along with other dining options that showcase the best of the region’s coastal bounty. Whether you're here for outdoor adventure, a romantic weekend, or simply to unplug, this serene waterfront stay offers an unforgettable slice of the Pacific Northwest.



Need to know:

No shellfish harvesting allowed on the beach.