Forget your worries in this spacious and serene getaway near the waterfront of Bells Beach. Savor the panoramic views of the Saratoga Passage from the comfort of your covered and heated deck. Evenings are for stargazing in your private hot tub. Our Bells Beach home is a short drive to nearby shops, restaurants, galleries, and off-leash dog parks. Our home includes beach access, a fenced area of grass, and a fenced deck for your dog. ADA accessible. Quiet hours are between 10:00 PM & 8:00 AM.

I have a dream team of folks who move garbage cans, maintain the garden, and maintain the hot tub. I can support remotely and if any solutions require a person on site, someone from the team on Whidbey Island will be available.

Bells Beach is a very quiet neighborhood and a five minute drive to the town of Langley. There are common sightings of eagles, herons, porpoises, and whales.

Although Bells Beach Lookout is not officially classified as ADA-compliant, modifications were made to the home to allow for wheelchairs, walkers, and scooters. Guests can enjoy a stairless entry using the carport parking and 36" wide hallways, entrances, and openings to rooms. There is parking behind the house in the two-car-covered carport, so guests can enjoy a stairless entry. The carport is flat, has motion detector lights, and is plenty wide enough for a van and another ten feet of room. Guests who require a 36" wide entry can use the glass gate from the carport, and follow the wide deck to the front of the house. To enter the house, guests enter through the glass door on the front deck which is 36" wide and has a ramp on either side - accessible for wheels and walkers. The main King Bedroom and the ensuite 3/4 bathroom include a large curb-less shower with handrails, a wide entry, and a 6-foot nozzle. The sink vanity has clearance for a wheelchair. The main bedroom has a clearance of 36" around the bed and to the bathroom.

It’s very much about island life and the natural world here. Guests come to walk the beaches, explore the tidepools, and hike the trails. People also watch for local wildlife, such as eagles and herons, as well as grey and orca whales. Our tall Evergreens are a perennial draw. Other nearby activities and attractions include the nearby off-leash dog parks, wineries, beaches, boat launches, and marinas. We’re close to the artistic town of Langley with restaurants, galleries, shops, and easy access to the waterfront.