The story
At the end of Windfall Lane on the north shore, two marine-view parcels totaling approximately 4.3 acres of wooded land offer sweeping views of Mt. Baker, Puget Sound, and the lights of the mainland. Built in 1986, this three-bedroom, three-bath, 2,330-square-foot home has total privacy and sits entirely on one level except for a loft office/den. The primary suite opens directly onto the newly replaced sound-view deck, and one of the additional bedroom suites has its own separate outside entrance — ideal for guests or rental potential. Two propane stoves keep things cozy through the winter months. The spacious double carport has shop space and there is a separate storage shed. Propane Kohler auto-start generator. The second, buildable vacant lot is sunny and open, with a fenced garden, orchard area and a separate Raccoon Point Community Water membership. A pristine, spring-fed pond near the entrance draws birds and deer. From here, it's a short stroll to the Raccoon Point Community Beach access for kayaking and beachcombing.
