Panoramic views from Mt. Baker to the Olympic Mountains from approximately 1,000' of shoreline and nearly 17 acres. Wonderful, accessible beaches with sunny, south-facing exposures and several high bank building site options. Shared water membership and power/phone to property line; seller to provide approved septic design. Adjoining acreage also available. Minutes to Orcas Village amenities and the ferry landing.

Sunny, southerly marine views sweeping across the landscape from Mt. Baker to the Olympic Mountains. Comprised of over seven acres and approximately 400 feet of medium-bank waterfront with rocky outcroppings and an accessible pebble beach. Choose from among several building sites that include a shared water membership and power/phone to the lot line; seller will provide a septic design. Adjoining waterfront acreage also available. Minutes to Orcas Village and the ferry landing.

Medium bank southwest facing waterfront 6 acre parcel with views toward Lopez Island & the Olympic Mountains. Gently sloping, lightly forested, private setting, no CC&R's. New drilled well in 2015. Minutes to Orcas Village & the ferry landing in very desirable Foster Point area.

REEF ISLAND - A one-of-a-kind private island comprised of over 17 acres with original, hand carved Haida cabin built by renowned artist, Dudley Carter. Several outstanding beaches, a pasture for animals, private well, outhouse, mooring buoy and tombolo on the southwest corner. Views are toward the Olympic Mtns with fabulous sunsets toward the coastal Vancouver mountains. Minutes by boat from Deer Harbor or Friday Harbor. This is the most extraordinary private island in the San Juan county.

One of the few privately owned & undeveloped islands remaining in San Juan Islands. Ram Island is almost 9 acres & 3600 feet of water front. The island has many interesting features; gravel beach, old forest, grassy open areas, and hilltop pinnacle overlooking vast stretches of islands & waterways. 360 degree views of Mt. Baker, Olympic Mts. and the Straits of Juan De Fuca. Electricity can be self generated by propane or diesel. Reverse osmosis or desalination for water. Dock permit in process.