Water View Home, and private beach access, quiet with nature trails. This home has one of the best water views on the property! Clean, well maintained and much loved home is appropriately named, as the eagles have built a nest overhead in the towering tree that grows in the yard and can be seen from the kitchen skylight. Guests share a private trail to the beach and the tranquil peace and quiet. The space The Eagle's Nest accommodates four having one queen bed, and one snug double bed, plus two bathrooms with tubs. It has a fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher and of course has a washer and dryer. On the cooler days the cozy wood stove adds to the ambiance and comfort while enjoying the magnificent surroundings from the many large windows. On the warm summer evenings, the wrap around deck is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the sunsets and lights of Port Angeles. The parade of ships going past makes for an ever changing and interesting view with Victoria, B.C. as the back drop. Walk out with your morning coffee to the private lookout bench to take in the smell of the fresh salt air and watch the tide come in. You'll hear the seagulls in front of you, the songbirds behind you and you will relax to the sound of the waves rearranging the rocks on the beach down below. You will share our private beach trail with our other guests at Hunters' Gate Homes. It is a gated, five minute hike with some large steps which are not easily navigated by small children or inexperienced hikers. Once down to the bottom you will be rewarded with a beautiful beach where the fresh creek water forms a lagoon that spills out into the salt water Strait of Juan de Fuca. You can walk and beach comb to the Dungeness Spit or head in a westerly direction toward Port Angeles. The quaint little neighborhood store, Agnew Grocery & Feed, is only a five minute drive away, offering fresh local produce and a large selection of wine and other refreshments besides the basic grocery items. Sunny Farms Country Store is only ten minutes away where you'll find a larger variety of items including a deli and a fresh fish and meat market. There are four restaurants all within a ten minute drive which are all highly recommended. If you want to venture further away, both Sequim and Port Angeles each only a twenty minute drive offer many more choices for shopping and dining. The start of the road up to Hurricane Ridge and the Olympic National Park is a short twenty minute drive. You can plan longer day trips to the Pacific Ocean and the Hoh Rainforest and return after your adventure to our quiet, restful, tranquil treasure, the Eagle's Nest. Other things to note We have lived on this acreage for many, many years and have gradually developed several vacation rentals on it over the past few years. We love this beautiful land and try to keep it looking it's best for everyone who comes to visit so that they will enjoy it as much as we do. We feel very fortunate to be able to live in one of the most beautiful and unique spots on the North Olympic Peninsula and to be able to share it with travelers seeking to experience the beauty and wonders of this special area. We are located on several acres of land, partially farmland, partially woodland on the high bank waterfront bluff along the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Our views are of the majestic Olympic mountain range to the south and of Vancouver Island, B.C. to the north. Having a wooded creek as our eastern boundary, we are able to provide the unique access pathway to the beach below. All of our several vacation rental homes enjoy the use of this same five minute hiking trail which is the most treasured feature of our properties. Wildlife abounds in this natural habitat where deer, eagles, river otter, seals and more are seen as an every day occurrence. We work daily at our other businesses where we sell home improvement products such as appliances, flooring, cabinets etc. We strive to have all of our vacation homes reflect our enthusiasm for inviting, quality interiors so that our guests feel truly welcome and at home while they stay in our homes.