Courtesy: RE/MAX FIRST Inc Port Townsend
360-385-6499
Terry Smith
Discover your sanctuary in the desirable Pleasant Tides Community! This vacant land offers a level lot graced by captivating evergreen trees. With a 2-bedroom septic permit valid until Jan. 2026, seize the potential it presents. Experience the ease of community water hookup & nearby power access, ensuring seamless living. Dive into coastal pleasures with shrimping, fishing, and oyster/clam harvesting at your fingertips. Explore recreational wonders with community beach access & swift access to Pleasant Harbor & Home Port Marinas a short distance away. Embark on adventures in Olympic Nat'l Park & Dosewallips State Park for hiking & RVing. Build your dream home or bring in a manufactured home—this rare gem awaits your personal touch.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
5 acres in the foothills of the Olympics, with Walker Creek flowing through the center. Quiet area on this mostly level acreage, with power on a cleared site. The drilled water well appears to be low producing, it might open flow with use.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Daniel Johnston
Forested lot in Triton Cove neighborhood with plenty of potential for recreation or development. Fall some trees for a view of Hood Canal, or come pitch a tent right away. Enjoy community beach access or put your boat in at the nearby public boat launch. Water and power at the street offer the possibility of installing utilities.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
Ideal camping lot with PUD water and power at the street. Lazy C Club has a riverfront clubhouse on the Dosewallips River. Arabian Drive sits under the Olympic National Forest. Nice treed setting.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
Lot in the Olympic Canal Tracts with access to the Duckabush River and Hood Canal with a 40 acre beach. A peaceful setting with a developed pond, on-site water well, power, storage building, covered RV and picnic area. Nice deck and walkways all nestled in the huge cedar trees. Walking distance to beach.
Courtesy: Hawkins Poe
253-274-8981
Jill Hannem
0% Owner Financing!! That's right ZERO!! Duckabush River recreation spot! The Olympic Canal Tracts has private community access to Hood Canal! The 40 acre oyster and clam beach as well as a fresh water well you can fill your R/V or other water containers and the community riverfront park. OR continue up the Duckabush Rd. to the Olympic National Park for hiking, swimming, camping, and exploring. Pleasant Harbor Marina/restaurant/boat launch is just a short drive away and so much more.. Wooded lot in the Olympic Canal Tracts is undeveloped and has power available in the street. Mostly sloped with some level ground enough for a weekend campout. Dotted with fir and a few big Cedar trees.
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Brinnon is located in Washington. Brinnon, Washington has a population of 881. Brinnon is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 11.69% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 16.99%.
The median household income in Brinnon, Washington is $53,403. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,968 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Brinnon is 63.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 75.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.9 inches per year, with 3.1 inches of snow per year.
