Booking now for all seasons! Wonderful for holiday getaways! Enjoy spectacular 180° views from one-of-a-kind private beachfront property on Lopez Island in San Juan Islands, gateway to BC & Vancouver Island. 4-bedroom, 3-bath home sleeps up to 8. Game room, 2 fireplaces, gazebo w/hot tub overlooks the water & islands, patio with gas BBQ & firebowl table. Ferry landing 5 minutes away. Private mooring buoy & boat launch within walking distance. Stairs lead to private beach. Permit#PCUP00-15-0014 The signature property features Native American themed artwork, including original paintings by Pacific NW artist Gray Shepard. Inspired by Native American longhouses where tribal members gathered and socialized, the basement entertainment area serves as a family gathering place outfitted with modern day amenities including HDTV, Blu-Ray player, foosball and air hockey tables, and an assortment of games. New amenities include EV charger, high speed Internet, electric fireplaces on both levels, cedar deck, bathroom on lower level, and fully stocked kitchen well-equipped for all your entertaining, cooking, and baking needs. Lopez Island is the gateway to B.C. and Vancouver Island. Enjoy spectacular 180° views of neighboring islands. The surrounding area is filled with unlimited recreational opportunities. Whether you come for a few nights in the off-season or a week or more in summer, this will be a perfect location to enjoy water and land recreation and the natural beauty of the San Juan Islands and Salish Sea, explore the history and culture of the area, or just relax and whale watch from the deck. Nicknamed “the Friendly Isle,” 15-mile-long Lopez Island's landscape includes both forests and farmlands. Its 63 miles of coastline include bays and beaches to explore at nearby parks. Cycling, hiking, golf, kayaking, whale watching, fishing, and of course boating are all popular activities here. Lopez Village has shops, galleries, eateries, grocery stores, and historical sites to visit. The nearby islands of San Juan/Friday Harbor and Orcas Island offer more recreational, site-seeing, and dining opportunities. Crabbing is excellent in Shoal Bay and is some of the best in the islands; a Washington State crabbing license is required. Although clamming on the property/beach is prohibited and under environmental protection, there is a shellfish farm (URL HIDDEN) just minutes from the house, offering a variety of clams, oysters and mussels, along with fresh salmon, halibut and cod caught daily. Clamming is allowed with proper licensing at Odlin County Park (within walking distance from the house) and Spencer Spit State Park (approx. a 5 minute drive from the house). Here are more activity ideas from the Lopez Island Chamber of Commerce: * Rent a bike (see rental links below) or bring your own for exploring the rolling countryside and open farmland of Lopez. * See the seals & sea lions at Shark Reef Sanctuary after walking in on the beautiful wooded trail. * See tide pools and climb the rock at low tide when you visit Agate Beach County Park. * Visit the picturesque Center Church and the Lopez Cemetery. * Play a round of golf at the Lopez Golf Club. * Rent a kayak (see rental links below) or bring your own and paddle in protected Fisherman Bay or explore the more dramatic shoreline of the island. In Lopez Village: * Browse the book store, shops, and galleries in this walking village. * Saturdays May thru September, enjoy the eclectic choice of wares from the many local vendors at the Farmers Market. * Buy yourself a treat from the bakery or visit the village restaurants and sit outside to take in the local flavor. * Get an ice cream cone or hand made fudge for another treat. * Visit the Lopez Winery tasting room and taste their award winning wines. * Follow the trail of the Weeks Wetland Preserve and enjoy the tranquility of Fisherman Bay and its wildlife. * Take a beach walk from the stairway by the Bay Café or just sit on the steps and watch the boats sail in and out of the bay. * Look back in history by exploring the exhibits at the Historical Society Museum. Five minute drive to ferry landing Boat launch within walking distance at Odlin County Park Private mooring buoy Private beach