$1,495,000
European-inspired elegance and a distinctive turret set this waterfront home apart, while sweeping views across the Strait of Juan de Fuca take center stage. The Olympic Mountains rise dramatically across the water, with distant islands, marine wildlife, active shipping lanes and ever-changing western skies creating a breathtaking panorama. Here, the sunsets are extraordinary. A kaleidoscope of vibrant oranges, pinks, blues and golds that saturate the horizon, set the sky aglow and reflect across the water. Thoughtfully designed living spaces create a remarkable sense of space, with expansive windows that bring the waterfront indoors, making the water, mountains and sky part of everyday life. Two spacious primary suites—one on each level—offer exceptional flexibility, complemented by generously sized living and dining rooms made for gathering. Five bedrooms and four baths provide room for all, while expansive decks and a bluffside deck with fire pit invite you outdoors. A flexible floor plan lends itself beautifully to everyday living, effortless entertaining, and multigenerational living, all while embracing the relaxed lifestyle that makes West Beach so special. Outside, the private waterfront setting provides an extraordinary connection to the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, where the Olympic Mountains, distant islands, and spectacular sunsets create an ever-changing backdrop.
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ACTIVE
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1399 W Beach Road, Oak Harbor
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Danforth.
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