Cottage in Port Angeles

Nestled on 9 acres of ocean bluff farmland, with a panoramic view of the Olympic Mountains, your escape to country living begins at the Cottage at Old Finn Hall. Enjoy a book beside the fireplace in the spacious living room or watch deer graze from the full kitchen. Start your mornings with coffee on the patio as the sun lights up the mountain peaks and end your evenings atop the bluff with an ocean sunset. The cottage is a hidden retreat just 15 minutes to Sequim or Port Angeles. The space The cottage, owned by five sisters, has been passed down through the family for three generations and offers a peaceful getaway from hectic city living or a remote work location. Wildlife abounds in the area- deer, coyote, raccoon, bald eagles, ravens and hummingbirds are frequently seen in the yard. Centrally located to nearby lavender farms, farm tours, the North Olympic Discovery Trail, the Olympic Game Farm and Port Townsend. Also just a day trip away from the Olympic National Park, the beaches of the Washington Coast and a ferry ride away from Victoria, Canada. This converted boat building barn with floor to ceiling cedar tongue and groove planks has a 360 degree cyclone fireplace for cozy evenings by the fire, Wi-Fi, an indoor game area, separate reading and TV areas. The Barn Room has a smart tv with a Roku so you can use your own subscription for Netflix or others. Feel free to log into any other services you may have. No cable. The property is also home to the Old Finnish Community Hall (private property) for which the cottage is named. The sprawling acreage is perfect for outdoor lawn games like badminton, bocce ball, corn hole, epic games of freeze or flashlight tag and s'mores around the fire pit. Fully equipped kitchen with coffee, tea and spices and a few snacks for late arrivals. The master bath features a Jacuzzi soaker tub and bubble bath. We provide shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Guest access You will have access to the whole house and yard. While walking through the fields is ok, we ask that you not drive in them. These fields are harvested by one of the local farmers for feed for their cattle. It is hard to harvest if too much of it is damaged. There are several other buildings on the property that the hosts maintain and use. You might see us but we will always let you know if we will be coming. There are several wildlife trails on the property, especially out by the bluff, please do not go down these as they are not safe. Although, tempting as it might be, the cliff is not stable and there is no safe way to reach the beach. We are not responsible for your actions. On the west side of the house is a gully that is being worked on. Sometimes during the weekends there might be heavy machinery working there. This land does not belong to us and is private property. It does not have beach access either. Please be a good neighbor. Other things to note We will provide 1 bundle of fire wood on the house and others will be available to purchase for $5 on site or at the Agnew grocery for a little bit more. If you do use the fire pit, please wet the area down ahead of time to prevent grass fire. A hose is attached to the pump house beside fire pit We are experiencing a drought this year so as ask that you are conscious of your water use so the well does not go dry. It has happened already.