Green Gable 5 acre Estate Across from Puget Sound Hi Speed Internet. Sleeps 13.

Sprawling 5 acre estate located just minutes from the beach and Point No Point Lighthouse. Green Gable Inn offers 6 bedrooms (sleeps 13) and 4 bathrooms, the original house is part of the grand estate and features large great room with a woodburning fireplace. Large 20X25 kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances that seats 10. Beautiful cherry hardwood floors throughout. Master bedroom featuring King bed and master bath. Second bedroom has a queen size bed, third bedroom has twin bunk beds and a single twin bed. Separate main bathroom. The original house is attached to a new addition that includes 3 additional bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms, a two-story great room with a gas burning fireplace. Plus a dining room with additional seating for 8.
Use of amazing grounds, vast covered porches, access to the Greenway trails right next door, nature conservatory and nearby Buck Lake Park. On the 2010 Hansville Garden Tour. Hansville is close to Seattle/Bainbridge Island and Edmonds/Kingston ferries and just a short drive to the historic towns of Port Gamble and Poulsbo that offer restaurants and entertainment. The location is also ideal for visiting nearby Port Townsend and the Olympic mountains including "Hurricane Ridge". Approximately 75 minutes to Port Angeles-Victoria, B.C. ferry (90-minute crossing to downtown Victoria). Butchart Gardens is a must see location. Go to www.cohoferry.com for details.

The front porch is great for lounging and cooking on the gas grill provided for your use which also has a table that seats 6. There is a TV and DVD player in the great room.

You can also enjoy biking along the Hansville loop and golfing at the Whitehorse Golf Club in Kingston or in Port Ludlow. In Poulsbo you can rent boats, sailboats or kayaks. Check in is 4PM or after and check out is by 10AM.

**OPTIONAL CANCELLATION INSURANCE AVAILABLE PER LODGERS REQUEST, THROUGH www.csatravelpor.com.

The history of Green Gable Inn starts with my great grandparents who immigrated from Norway in the 1890’s and were the 3rd settlers in Hansville. In 1915 grandparents, John and Matilda, bought this property, built a house and raised their three children. The first house burnt down and the community rallied around them and together they built the second house. They also built a cabin and rented it out during the summer months (one of the first vacation rentals) to local fishermen that came to Hansville which was widely known as a popular salmon fishing area. The property stayed in the family and the house was expanded and renovated. In 2003 an expansive addition was added and the original house extensively renovated to what you see now. We love the Pacific Northwest and love sharing our home and this piece of history with our guests.

Keywords: Beautiful 5 acre estate with lush gardens and minutes to the beach, Pt. No Pt. lighthouse and Greenway trails and nature conservatory.