Lopez Island Beachfront Sanctuary - Hot-tub - Amenities

This one-of-a-kind private beachfront property has been in the family for many years. Our family's history on Lopez dates back to 1905.

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, 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.

The home sleeps up to 8 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, game room, gas fireplace, gazebo with hot tub overlooking the water and islands, and patio with 180° sweeping views of neighboring islands, passing marine traffic, gas BBQ, and firebowl table and chairs. The ferry landing is just 5 minutes away. There's a private mooring buoy and a boat launch within walking distance at Odlin County Park. Stairs lead to a private beach.

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.