Vaste Retraite Privée Au Bord De L'eau Dans Une Nature Vierge

Nearly 120 acres of pristine Northwest wilderness with private waterfront, forest, tidelands, and wildlife habitat adjacent to protected lands. Includes approx. 22.4 acres of tidelands and 97.3 acres of uplands. Enjoy approx. 1,000 feet of private beachfront with views of Striped Peak to the east and Vancouver Island to the north. The shoreline is active with great blue herons, gulls, eagles, and native seabirds. Marine traffic, fishing vessels, and seasonal cruise ships pass through the Strait, with occasional whale sightings. Nelson Creek fronts the property, along with an approx. 85-acre alder, maple, and fir timber stand. Adjacent to the 280-acre Lyre Conservation Area, accessible by walking west along the beach or from Reynolds Road. The Olympic Peninsula offers world-class hiking, fishing, kayaking, surfing, and access to Olympic National Park, Lake Crescent, and rugged coastline. Historic Gettysburg once occupied this shoreline. A 2008 pole building includes a two-car garage and roughed-in 2-bed/2-bath apartment with large deck. Utilities: Crescent Water, electricity, and a three-bedroom septic system. Future homesite cleared. Two legal access points: Farrington Road and Hwy 112 at Reynolds Road. Zoned Commercial Forest/Mixed Use 20 with permitted uses including primitive campgrounds, RV parks, single-family dwellings, home enterprises, cluster developments, and timber harvesting. Wildlife includes elk, deer, bears, chipmunks, and cougars. Four tax parcels included.