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Rare opportunity to own a piece of Washington's Gold Coast in Seabeck with 180 degrees views of Hood Canal/Olympics from every room. The 2001 owner built/remodeled craftsman great room concept sits on shy 1/2 acre West facing with 147Ft of no bank waterfront and deeded tidelands. Its astounding location is complimented with great floor plan, cathedral cedar ceilings, gourmet kitchen with copper dome, 3 fireplaces, two master suites, huge spa bathroom, 50yr metal roof, swim float and artesian well.

Whether it's a small boat ride to a local restaurant, or a fishing expedition for tonight's dinner you'll appreciate the pristine shoreline and the 180 degree view that will take your breath away.

Salmon, crab, clams and oysters are your neighbors on this shy half acre, western facing parcel.

Bald eagles soar and nest in the giant cedar trees, kayakers paddle, otters dive and thrive on the bountiful seafood.

Dungeness Crab are abundant, so get a license, grab your boat and go get them. What better way to harvest the bounty from Washington's Gold Coast?

Seabeck, a historic mill community, once a bustling seaport that dwarfed Seattle in population and size, has few traces remaining of its early logging years.

The Seabeck general store and dockside cafe, Pizza, Espresso, gift shop and the Seabeck Conference Center dot the waterfront now.

Nearby, visit Scenic Beach State Park which boasts terrific picnic areas and campsites as well as Emel House , which can be rented for meetings, family gatherings or weddings.

Seabeck makes a great base camp for the many activities available on Hood Canal. The new Seabeck Marina is currently in the design & development stage.

You will find even more in Silverdale (7 miles away) including a shopping mall, medical facilities and many restaurants.

Where else can you walk the beach and pick up dinner? A simple stroll during low tide usually yields a pretty healthy bounty of seafood.

A popular site for oyster harvesting and salmon fishing, no need to go to the state park, do it right outside your front door.

Feel like a little fishing competition? In the first week of April there is a salmon derby in Seabeck.