Five private acres at the end of a private road, with an 86-acre nature preserve for a next-door neighbor: Edgefield Farmhouse trades the pace of the mainland for open sky, quiet ground, and coastal scenery that starts where the driveway ends. Wooden beams run the length of the ceilings, while a character stove anchors the living space, creating a warm and inviting farmhouse feel throughout the home. Central heating keeps the home comfortable year-round, while A/C is available only in the main living area to keep all six guests comfortable during warmer months.

The main living areas are built for togetherness and for slipping away. The kitchen comes fully equipped — a complete cookware set, serving platters, and all the everyday essentials — and opens onto a large island with barstool seating, right for a slow breakfast or staging a group dinner. Gather in the living room, then drift to the second sitting area when someone wants a book and a little quiet. There's a dedicated desk too, a real perk for remote workers, students, or anyone clearing a few emails before heading back outside. In-home laundry keeps longer stays simple, and the small details land well: Grown Alchemist bath amenities, a filtered-water pitcher, and a stash of board games for the kind of gray, drizzly afternoon the Pacific Northwest does so well.

The layout suits a small group or two families sharing. A king waits in the primary bedroom, with two queen rooms alongside it, each with its own ensuite bath, so nobody's standing in the hall waiting for a shower.

Outside is where the property really opens up. The hot tub is the natural after-dinner draw, and between the outdoor dining setup and the firepit, long evenings under the trees become the default. Head one direction and the path winds through Ebey's Prairie past working farmland, boardwalks, water views, and the Olympic Mountains standing across the inlet. Head the other and you're into old-growth coastal forest along a high bluff, with peekaboo views of Admiralty Inlet and the sound of waves never far off.

For all that seclusion, Coupeville is a ten-minute drive up the road, and it's a quietly captivating place — one of the oldest towns in Washington. Its historic waterfront and landmark wharf sit right on Penn Cove, the same sheltered water the region's celebrated mussels come from, and Front Street is an easy stroll end to end, lined with galleries, shops, and cafés. Closer to home, Fort Casey State Park is barely a mile off, with historic gun batteries, the Admiralty Head Lighthouse, and a driftwood beach. Fort Ebey adds miles of forest and coastal trail about fifteen minutes north, and the bluff trail at Ebey's Landing is right there as well, serving up some of the finest views on the island: open water on one side, rolling farmland on the other. Push a little further and you'll find Greenbank Farm to the south and the bridge-spanned cliffs of Deception Pass State Park at the island's north end, roughly half an hour up SR 20. When you'd rather leave the island entirely, the Port Townsend ferry loads a couple of miles south.

Edgefield Farmhouse is a proper island retreat — room to breathe, quiet to spare, and the best of Whidbey close enough to reach on a whim.

AvantStay provides an upscale experience with services that elevate your stay and save time so you can enjoy every moment. Guests have access to a 24/7 support team and a tech-enabled concierge to book services, such as fridge stocking, mid-stay cleanings, and private chefs. For anything you need (or never knew you needed), we’re at your service!

Discover the allure of Whidbey Island, where tranquility meets captivating landscapes. Embraced by the Puget Sound, this paradise invites group travelers to unwind on sandy shores and explore nature's wonders. Quaint villages add to the island's charm, each with a unique character. And when it’s time for adventure, outdoor enthusiasts can embark on adventures from Deception Pass to Ebey's Landing.

Local Attractions: Coupeville, Greenbank, Langley, Fort Casey State Park, Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, Whidbey Island Distillery, Deception Pass State Park and Deception Pass Bridge, Fort Ebey State Park, Admiralty Head Lighthouse, Oak Harbor

Home Truths:
- Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in this home. If undisclosed pets are brought into the home without AvantStay's approval, there is a fine of $500 per pet.
- No pack-n-play or high chair on site.
- Please respect neighbors and drive 10 mph or slower on the shared private road.
- Whidbey Island is home to a naval air base. On a few weekdays each month (and occasionally in the evening), you may hear loud flight training. The Navy does not conduct training on weekends or holidays and typically publishes the schedule one week in advance.
- Please note that all persons (including infants, children, and visitors) at the home are counted toward the home's total occupancy. Guests cannot exceed the permitted occupancy at any time.

Parking Details:
- No garage access for guests — onsite parking only.


This is a smoke-free property. Violation of the no-smoking policy will result in forfeiture of the security deposit, a $300 smoking fee, and liability for any fire or property damage costs.

As part of our commitment to being good neighbors, occupancy limits and quiet hours (9pm-8am) are strictly enforced. No speakers or sound systems will be provided for use in our properties. Violation of any noise ordinances will be subject to fines that can reach up to $10,000 per violation.

Events or parties are not allowed without prior written approval and an additional fee. Any unauthorized parties or events will be shut down and a fine will be assessed. Please inquire for more information about our event policies and fees.

IDs will be requested for verification after booking. All bookings over 28 days require a security deposit.

We report and prosecute all Credit Card Fraud.