Amenities
House features include:
* 2 bedrooms each with a queen-size bed, plus another queen-size bed (futon) in the upstairs loft
* 2 ½ bathrooms
* Well-supplied kitchen
* Dishwasher
* Washer and dryer
* Cherry wood cabinets and trim
* Cable television
* Wireless cable modem internet access
* Wood fireplace insert
The master bedroom is on the main floor and has a master bathroom and large walk-in closet. The second bedroom is upstairs and has a full bathroom right beside it. The upstairs loft has a queen-size futon bed for additional guests and is in close proximity to the upstairs bathroom. There are also four sleeping bags available for children or overflow guests.
On the main floor, the gourmet kitchen and dining area feature cherry wood cabinets, Corian countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, and a slate floor. Nearby, there is a stereo system with am/fm radio and CD player with a selection of classical CD's. The woodstove insert is in the living room area, and we keep plenty of dry firewood and kindling stored up for your use and enjoyment.
The upstairs TV has a VHS cassette player in it, with a separate DVD player on the shelf below. Nearby stores have videos for rent, along with plenty of snacks and beverages. The TV is connected to a cable service, which also supplies our wireless internet access, for those who bring their laptop computers.
There is an unobstructed view of the Olympic Mountains looking south through the kitchen window. When you stand in the living room looking north over the bay and straits at high tide, you get the feeling that you are in the pilot house of a large ship moving through the water, as the beach practically disappears. At low tide the tidelands may go out nearly a half mile.
The living room also opens out onto a scenic deck overlooking Dungeness Bay. It has outdoor furniture and a gas barbeque for your grilled culinary delights. If you take the steps down to the small back yard, you only have to go about 20 feet and over the breakwater rocks and you are on the beach!
This area of Dungeness Bay and Dungeness Spit features some of the best birding on the Olympic Peninsula. Right across the street is a county-approved open space which is a private wildlife preserve that hosts a multitude of our feathered friends. During the fall through spring there is an abundance of ducks and geese in the preserve.
The large and graceful Arctic Tundra Swans also visit the preserve every winter. In the summer there are a large variety of wild birds that you will see visiting our bird feeders.
The local Audubon Center has tours available to local bird observation points, and seasonally they host boat cruises to nearby Protection Island where you can view myriads of birds at the Zella M. Schultz bird sanctuary as well as many harbor seals which raise their pups on the beaches of the island.
For the really adventurous, we can advise you on the best way to tour around Protection Island by kayak. If you love kayaking, this is an ideal location for launching and exploring the Dungeness Bay area, including kayak trips to the Dungeness Lighthouse. Tours of the historic lighthouse can be arranged. Group kayak tours of the bay are available, too.
Bicycling is also a great way to explore the scenic and historical sites in the area, so bring your bicycles and explore the mostly-flat, back roads of the Sequim-Dungeness valley.
There are several excellent golf courses in the Sequim area, so if you like to golf, this is a great place to bring your clubs and enjoy the beautiful fairways of the golf courses here.
Depending on the tides and seasons, you can dig for clams or catch some of the famous Dungeness crabs, for an unbeatable fresh seafood experience. Local shellfish licenses for gatherers are available near by as well.
Call Us Toll Free:
1-888-409-7760
Doug & JoDee Ahmann
Port Angeles, WA
