6250 13th street northwest

Tucked away on 4.60 acres with direct frontage on Cape Meares Lake, this is more than a property—it's a place that has been quietly cherished for generations. Set back from the road and surrounded by trees, the setting offers a rare sense of privacy and stillness, where the rhythm of the water and the natural landscape take center stage. The approach feels intentional, unfolding into a setting that is both peaceful and deeply connected to its surroundings. Originally built in 1942, the home carries a warmth and character that can't be replicated. Inside, original wood paneling, two fireplaces, and time-honored details reflect an era when homes were built for gathering, slowing down, and simply being present. Natural light moves easily throughout the home, filtering through large windows and drawing in views of the lake and surrounding trees. The layout is thoughtfully designed to allow for both togetherness and separation. Distinct living areas and bedroom spaces are spread throughout the home, with additional rooms just a few steps down from the main living area—creating a natural sense of privacy without feeling disconnected. Whether hosting extended family or simply enjoying a quieter retreat, the home adapts with ease. A second family room upstairs offers an additional space to unwind, creating a retreat-like setting separate from the main level while still feeling connected to the home. Outdoor spaces, including an elevated deck, offer a front-row seat to the property's natural beauty. Whether it's quiet mornings overlooking the water or evenings spent taking in the sunset, the connection to the setting is constant. The acreage itself provides space to explore, unwind, and create your own vision, while existing structures—including a large detached garage and covered area—add to the property's usability.