A Washington waterfront estate where the view meets rare access to water
On Hood Canal, a gated property offers something far rarer than picture perfect vistas: direct saltwater shoreline with an overwater boathouse, plus a professional recording studio and guest quarters across 1.19 acres of considered luxury.
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The view across Hood Canal toward the Olympic Mountains would alone justify a waterfront purchase; what distinguishes this gated estate near Seabeck is something far more elusive. The 6,620 square feet of living space commands that prospect, but it also commands something today’s shoreline regulations make nearly impossible to replicate: no bank saltwater access and an overwater boathouse equipped with a marine railway, a feature that speaks to both the property’s carefully preserved history and its extraordinary practical worth.
Within the 1.19 acres, the house has been conceived for serious creative work. A professional recording studio offers musicians and collaborators a private sanctuary for their craft, while a separate studio apartment provides accommodation for guests and visiting collaborators. These spaces sit alongside a wine cellar for the careful collector, an exercise room for daily ritual, a hot tub, and multiple decks that extend the living experience across the property’s expanse, each oriented to capture the light and the water beyond.
The location itself carries weight. Seabeck sits roughly twenty minutes from Poulsbo, positioning the estate within reach of the Kitsap Peninsula’s considered quietude, yet proximity to Bremerton National Airport means private and corporate flights remain practical rather than laboured. The combination of immediate waterfront character and gentle distance from urban rhythm suits those who value both engagement and genuine retreat.
Waterfront properties in this region are seldom offered with the combination of unobstructed marine access, functional boathouse infrastructure, and the interior spaces designed for both hospitality and creative work. The marine railway, in particular, carries a form of provenance that cannot be manufactured; it represents a moment in property stewardship when such amenities were still within reach of private ownership.
10458 Seabeck Highway NW, Seabeck, Washington. Offered at $7,300,000. Four bedrooms, four full and three half bathrooms. Contact Carrie Haymond at Coldwell Banker Bain for further details.
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