Wake up to water on three sides.

Built as a fishing cabin in 1952 and thoughtfully updated, this west-facing cottage keeps what made it special — vaulted cedar beams and warm wood walls — and pairs it with a bright, fully refurbished kitchen and a wall of windows looking straight across the lagoon to Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.

The huge front deck is why people rebook. Coffee at sunrise, oysters on the grill at dusk, and an unobstructed sunset over the water every clear night.

Two queen bedrooms, one large bathroom with laundry, and a kitchen stocked for people who actually cook. Beach access is steps away — bring a pole in salmon season, or take the bikes and beach chairs we leave for you.

THE SPACE
Living room — Vaulted wood-beam ceilings, a freestanding gas stove, and windows across the entire west wall. Smart TV (sign in to your own streaming services), books, games and puzzles.
Kitchen — Fully refurbished with all-new appliances: double oven, dishwasher, microwave, and a walk-in pantry. Coffee maker and grinder, kettle, blender, toaster, waffle iron, stand mixer.
Dining — Seats four with the lagoon in view. French doors open straight onto the deck.
Bedroom 1 — Queen bed, water view.
Bedroom 2 — Queen bed, sliding door to the view side.
Bathroom — One large bathroom with tub/shower, plus the laundry room.
Outside — A wraparound deck with umbrella, lounge and dining seating, a BBQ grill, and a shaded garden patio under the trees. Beach chairs, beach towels, bicycles and a tandem bike are yours to use.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Lagoon Point sits on the west shore of Whidbey Island, facing Admiralty Inlet and the Olympics. It`s quiet — deer wander through the yard — and central to everything worth driving to.
- South Whidbey State Park, 1.5 mi north: old-growth trees, easy trails
- Greenbank Store & Pantry, 3 mi: deli, groceries, and Dolce Bakery next door
- Greenbank Farm, 4 mi: Whidbey Pie at Old Spots Bistro, cheese shop, winery, off-leash dog park
- Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens, Fort Casey and Fort Ebey: all a short drive
- Port Townsend ferry, 30 min north: drive on or walk on
- Olympic Peninsula day trips: mountains, Pacific coast, rainforest

Kayaking, boating, whale watching, birdwatching, crabbing, cycling, hiking and golf are all within reach.

GETTING AROUND
A car is recommended. Seattle Paine Field (PAE) is about 67 minutes; the Clinton–Mukilteo and Coupeville–Port Townsend ferries both serve the island.

GOOD TO KNOW
Please remove your shoes inside. The lot has steps down to the beach, so it isn`t step-free. Our prices include all fees — no hidden charges, ever.
No pets.
No parties or events.
Maximum 4 guests.
Renter must be at least 25 years old.
Quiet hours 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM; this is a close-knit residential neighborhood.
Please leave the beach chairs, towels and bikes where you found them so the next guests can enjoy them.
Deer visit the yard regularly, please don`t feed them.