104 E Whidby Avenue, Port Angeles, WA 98362

Home - a reflection of value First time on market 50's built curated sunny double corner lot with water and mountain views in arguably one of the prettiest places on the planet. Stunning landscape for year-round display rarely matched. 3300 sq. ft. 3 bed home with generous living on main level, pecan hardwoods, speakeasy vibe with shop and shower down. Too much storage to count. Sun drenched family room adjoins oversized kitchen headquarters with Corian surfaces, pantry and laundry center. The true heart of the home enjoys both southern views of the mountains and Strait views to the north. Buying a home is a commitment. This location, the ease in which she sits on the land, the fresh air and wide-open sky, the good vibe only energy makes this a must have. The Beginning Over 100 years ago this land was purchased by Italian immigrants looking for a new start in America. It became a family homestead with 3 generations owning the adjacent lots and homes. This home was built by the youngest son in 1956, a true craftsman that welded for 40 years at Rayonier mill. He was careful, meticulous, artistic, committed. In the early 80's they met in a photography class, sparks flew, they married and together took this home and garden to new heights with the same artistic eye to detail, planning and execution. They loved this spot. It shows. For the first time a slice of this homestead is being offered for sale, a remarkable property that grows, gives and rejuvenates. Stewardship Some grow roots where they're planted. They did. Contently. Long-lived lives by this Port of Angels. Maybe it was the light or fresh brined air, the seasons of the sun's path, Her cadence, the fuel that ran the engine. They planted: trees, shrubs, flowers and food, habitat for birds and bees, a blue atlas cedar draping the fence, ornamental crab apples the birds devour, Italian cypress in gold and green, Japanese maple(s), paperbark maple, witch-hazel, evergreen magnolia, snowball bush, variegated dogwood, viburnum, hardy fuchsia, clematis, cyclamen, peonies, hydrangea, 1000's of spring bulbs, a dizzying array of rhododendrons, a continual display of the artists vision. Life in the garden shows up, calls out, invites attachment.