$1,199,000
Perched above the sparkling waters of Hood Canal, this custom-built waterfront retreat offers breathtaking views, owned tidelands, and the peaceful lifestyle Seabeck is known for. Nestled among the evergreens like your own private treehouse, this one-owner home overlooks Hood Canal and the Seabeck Marina from walls of windows and an expansive entertaining deck. Inside, soaring tongue-and-groove vaulted ceilings, original hardwood floors, and an open-concept design create warmth and timeless Northwest character. The spacious living room features a cozy fireplace for winter evenings and air conditioning for warm summer days. The kitchen is the heart of the home, flowing into generous living and dining spaces with multiple sliders opening to the deck for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The primary suite offers private deck access, a jetted soaking tub, and walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms provide room for guests, hobbies, or a home office. Outside you'll find a fenced yard, attached two-car garage, and a spacious detached shop with abundant storage and workspace. The medium high-bank waterfront includes owned tidelands with oysters galore, while selective tree trimming could further enhance the panoramic views. Minutes from the marina, boat launch, shopping, and all the charm of Seabeck. Ask about purchasing the adjacent building and additional lot for even greater possibilities.
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9942 Misery Point Road NW, Seabeck
Listing courtesy of John L. Scott Port Ludlow.
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