Amazing waterfront-facing 1950s beach house with walls of windows and captivating 180° views of the sound and mountains. This PNW retreat on the BEST private beach on the island offers ultimate privacy and is known for its breathtaking sunsets. Entertain on the wraparound deck or light up the fire pit. Experience whale watching, beach combing, shrimping, crabbing & clamming. Witness our resident eagles and herons soar. Book your next relaxing getaway at our tranquil slice of waterfront paradise. The home features natural lighting, sweeping water views and original mid century touches like a quartz fireplace and pink chrome bathroom. Modern upgrades like a 60 inch smart TV and free WiFi mean you can set up your laptop to work remotely or sip your coffee from the kitchen high top overlooking views of the water. In two of the three bedrooms you will wake to ocean views. Each of the bedrooms offer plush duvets and soft sheets. The expansive deck and patio are outfitted with outdoor furniture, Adirondack chairs and a wood-burning fire pit. You have full access to the private beach out front shared by only a handful of neighbors. Launch your kayak, small boat or stand up paddle board in time for summer fun. While you will have the house all to yourselves, the first floor is unfinished and will be off limits (with no construction noises or tenants). The prime views and living happen upstairs. Lockbox on 2nd floor deck door facing beach for self-checkin. A unique code will be provided a day prior to arrival. I am available by messaging on this platform or by cell phone during your stay. Camano Island is located in the “sun belt” of western Washington, conveniently located 20 minutes from Stanwood and just over an hour from Seattle and two hours from Vancouver. Our fantastic private beach is in the quiet South end with only four adjacent homes at the low bank waterfront so its the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Camano is full of natural beauty—enjoy the beaches, golf, wineries and so much more. The island also has a thriving arts community that have chosen to live there and the popular Camano Island Studio Tour where you can visit artist studios occurs in May. It’s not a stretch to say that Camano has something for everyone. You can drive on the island without taking a ferry and the small Camano Commons town center has ample parking. The views are across Saratoga Passage over to Whidbey Island with the snow-capped Olympics in the background and Mt Rainier also visible to the South. Local critters include otters, sea lions, seals, whales, porpoises, herons, waterfowl and birds of prey. During whale season, pods of orcas and the grays will come in and feed by scooping up food from the sandy bottom. When the tide is out, walk the long low bank private pebble beach with its countless rocks, shells, driftwood, starfish, sunfish or cast a line out and reel in a fresh fish. The crabbing season is from Fourth of July through Labor Day and sometimes there is a winter season as well.