The Green Haus - Charming Home with Zen Vibes

Welcome to The Green Haus on Eldridge, a peaceful, wellness-inspired four-bedroom retreat tucked into one of Bellingham’s most charming neighborhoods.

Designed for rest, connection, and mindful living, this light-filled home blends calming aesthetics with thoughtful comfort. Natural and health inspired design, soothing colors, and intentional spaces create a grounded, zen atmosphere—perfect for slowing down after a day exploring the outdoors, town, or nearby trails.
With four comfortable bedrooms, The Green Haus is ideal for families, friends, or small groups who want room to spread out without sacrificing coziness. The living spaces invite you to unwind—whether that’s sharing a meal, curling up with a book, or enjoying quiet conversation over morning coffee.

The fully equipped kitchen supports healthy, home-cooked meals, while the layout of the house encourages both togetherness and personal space. Every detail is designed to help you feel at ease, refreshed, and at home.

Located on Eldridge in the desirable Columbia neighborhood, you’re close to Bellingham’s best nature, local food, and community vibes, yet far enough away to enjoy true calm and privacy. Whether you’re here for a weekend reset, a longer stay, or a basecamp for adventure, The Green Haus offers a warm, welcoming place to land.
There yard is fully fenced with a grassy area, a spacious stone patio with outdoor seating for six - a BBQ and with all of the cooking tools.
There is also secure and dry garage access for a nominal fee to park bikes and kayaks

Whether you’re unwinding after a day of exploring the awesome outdoors in the North West Corner or spending a day exploring the City of Bellingham, shopping, walking the interurban trails, heading out to a show at the Mt Baker Theatre, gathering for a meal in one of our unique and local restaurants or just hanging around in this cozy and charming home - Bellingham welcomes you and we hope that you will create the best memories ever!

A bit about Bellingham;
Bellingham is an outdoor mecca whether you're spending a day on the slopes at Mt Baker or out on Bellingham Bay for an evening sail - or maybe you're simply 'getting muddy' on 'Galby' (Galbraith Mountain) a premier, 3,000- acre, private mountain biking area with over 65 miles of trails. Hiking trails, lakes and the ocean, teaming with life is just down the road and one block away. We truly have it all.
Bellingham sits in a spot where being outside is often where you want to be, but it’s not the only thing going on. The city is small enough to feel familiar and social, yet busy enough that there’s usually something happening. On a normal day, people might bike or walk downtown, grab coffee in Fairhaven, hit one of the many trails up in the mountains and parks, or meet friends at a brewery or food truck pod like 'Goods' or 'Elizabeth Station' - both easy walking distance from The Green Haus. Western Washington University gives the town a steady flow of younger energy, live music, and low-key nightlife without it feeling overwhelming.

Outdoors, the options are broad rather than extreme. Galbraith Mountain is a major draw for mountain biking and trail running, while nearby lakes like Whatcom and Padden are popular for swimming, paddleboarding, and evening hangs. The water is always close, whether that means kayaking in Bellingham Bay or just sitting near the shoreline with friends at Teddy Bear Cove in Larrabee Park. You don’t have to plan a full expedition to get outside—most people fit it in before or after work, or casually on weekends.
Beyond Bellingham, northwest Washington opens up quickly. The North Cascades offer challenging hikes and quiet backcountry, Mount Baker provides reliable winter skiing and snowboarding, and the San Juan Islands in Puget Sound are an easy ferry ride away for camping or slower weekends. Because everything is relatively close, it’s common to decide plans based on weather and mood rather than logistics. A rainy day might mean a forest walk and a movie; a clear one might mean chasing views.

Entertainment here tends to be simple and social. There are small venues for live music, trivia nights, comedy shows, farmers markets, and seasonal festivals that bring people together without feeling crowded or commercial. The Puget Sound shapes the rhythm of life—ferries, tides, and sunsets are just part of the background. For young adults, Bellingham isn’t about nonstop excitement; it’s about having plenty to do, both inside and out, and a community that values balance and shared time more than hype.