Oct 15 2009
Gig Harbor WA Salt Waterfront Home at Wollochet Bay for Sale
Gig Harbor WA Salt Waterfront Home at Wollochet Bay for Sale. 120 feet of Western exposure low-bank plus a private sandspit is the setting for AIA designed 3100 sf contemporary salt waterfront home for sale. Vaulted open plan is surrounded by windows & spacious wrap-around deck.
Dramatic stone fireplace, a chef-sized kitchen, cozy TV/reading room with a view off the kitchen. Main floor master with spacious walk-in closet & unique contemporary beach-look bath. 3rd bedroom, den, bonus room on lower level with 2nd fireplace.
Extraordinary artistic landscaping completes this salt waterfront home for sale plus a triple car garage with 1000 sf above to finish for a home office.
Call me at 253.549.6611 for more information about this or other salt waterfront home for sale or visit me at Windermere Real Estate in Gig Harbor.
It is likely Wollochet Bay is connected to a Native American word, which means "squirting clams". Native Americans fished and sold the fish to the European-American settlers and traded woven baskets.
Area residents have consistently demonstrated their strong commitment to provide a high quality public education to nearly 10,000 students. The district enjoys a statewide reputation for meeting the educational needs of today's students who become tomorrow's leaders. In addition, Gig Harbor has nearly a dozen private schools.
The Harbor History Museum is located on Gig Harbor Bay and allows visitors a place to experience the history of Gig Harbor. The Museum is in the process of relocating to a new multi-million dollar facility, highlighted by the Shenandoah, a purse seiner built in a Gig Harbor shipyard and the Midway schoolhouse.
While Gig Harbor was once most known for its fishing and logging, it is now also known for its numerous art galleries, art walks and art shows. Two theatre companies in Gig Harbor provide entertainment including dinner theatre and summer outdoor theatre.
The Gig Harbor area is ideal for enjoying water-related recreation. Whether you prefer water skiing, power or sail boating, kayaking, fresh or salt water fishing, scuba driving, windsurfing, clamming, beachcombing or swimming, the secluded harbors provide excellent moorage and docking facilities.
There are four state parks. Boat ramps are located near the major bays. Gig Harbor operates a waterfront park, a park on Crescent Creek, a boat-building facility and a pioneer farm. Eight golf courses offer year-round golf close to Gig Harbor.
Numerous events are scheduled throughout the year, largely centered on the Gig Harbor waterfront, including farmers markets, outdoor cinema, Tuesday night music at the park, and lighted holiday boat parade.
Youth and adult baseball, basketball, football, gymnastics, dance, and soccer programs are provided through community organizations. Two local pools provide swimming opportunities for the community and swim clubs.
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It is likely Wollochet Bay is connected to a Native American word, which means "squirting clams". Â Native Americans fished and sold the fish to the European-American settlers and traded woven baskets.
Area residents have consistently demonstrated their strong commitment to provide a high quality public education to nearly 10,000 students. The district enjoys a statewide reputation for meeting the educational needs of today's students who become tomorrow's leaders. In addition, Gig Harbor has nearly a dozen private schools.
The Harbor History Museum is located on Gig Harbor Bay and allows visitors a place to experience the history of Gig Harbor. The Museum is in the process of relocating to a new multi-million dollar facility, highlighted by the Shenandoah, a purse seiner built in a Gig Harbor shipyard and the Midway schoolhouse.
While Gig Harbor was once most known for its fishing and logging, it is now also known for its numerous art galleries, art walks and art shows. Two theatre companies in Gig Harbor provide entertainment including dinner theatre and summer outdoor theatre.
The Gig Harbor area is ideal for enjoying water-related recreation. Whether you prefer water skiing, power or sail boating, kayaking, fresh or salt water fishing, scuba driving, windsurfing, clamming, beachcombing or swimming, the secluded harbors provide excellent moorage and docking facilities.
There are four state parks. Boat ramps are located near the major bays. Gig Harbor operates a waterfront park, a park on Crescent Creek, a boat-building facility and a pioneer farm. Eight golf courses offer year-round golf close to Gig Harbor.
Numerous events are scheduled throughout the year, largely centered on the Gig Harbor waterfront, including farmers markets, outdoor cinema, Tuesday night music at the park, and lighted holiday boat parade. Youth and adult baseball, basketball, football, gymnastics, dance, and soccer programs are provided through community organizations. Two local pools provide swimming opportunities for the community and swim clubs.
Native Americans called Fox Island Bu-ta-u for a daughter of a Nisqually Indian chief. The present name of the island was established during the 1841 Wilkes Expedition after an assistant surgeon on the crew named Fox. Native Americans used the island for seasonal gatherings and fishing and Tanglewood Island was used as a Native American burial ground. For a few years prior to resettlement to other reservations, there were some 800 Puyallups and Nisquallys living on the island.
European-American settlement began in the 1850s. A number of activities had been established at various times, including fishing, oysters gathering, fish processing, logging, farming, and the manufacturing of bricks, sleds, wheelbarrows and baby carriages. The Brick and Clay Works Company started on the island in the 1880s and utilized the local clay deposits to manufacture pipes, bricks, and tiles, shipping the products to Tacoma on the streamer, "Susie."
The post office, schools, stores, and churches formed the early centers of community life. The Fox Island Bridge was built in 1954.
Area residents have consistently demonstrated their strong commitment to provide a high quality public schools to nearly 10,000 students. The district enjoys a statewide reputation for meeting the educational needs of today's students who become tomorrow's leaders. In addition, Gig Harbor has nearly a dozen private schools.
The Gig Harbor area is ideal for enjoying water-related recreation. Whether you prefer water skiing, power or sail boating, kayaking, fresh or salt water fishing, scuba driving, windsurfing, clamming, beachcombing or swimming, the secluded harbors provide excellent moorage and docking facilities.
The Harbor History Museum is located on Gig Harbor Bay and allows visitors a place to experience the history of Gig Harbor. The Museum is in the process of relocating to a new multi-million dollar facility, highlighted by the Shenandoah, a purse seiner built in a Gig Harbor shipyard and the Midway schoolhouse.
While Gig Harbor was once most known for its fishing and logging, it is now also known for its numerous art galleries, art walks and art shows. Two theatre companies located mostly in downtown Gig Harbor, provide entertainment, including dinner theatre and summer outdoor theatre.
There are four state parks. Boat launch ramps are located near the major bays or bodies of water. Gig Harbor operates a waterfront park, a park on Crescent Creek, a boat-building facility and a pioneer farm. Eight golf facilities offer year-round golf for all abilities in Gig Harbor.
Numerous events are scheduled throughout the year, largely centered on the Gig Harbor waterfront, including farmers markets, outdoor cinema, Tuesday night music at the park, lighted holiday boat parade, to name a few. Youth and adult baseball, basketball, football, gymnastics, dance, and soccer programs are provided through several community organizations. Two local pools provide swimming opportunities for the community and swim clubs. 
Native Americans called Fox Island Bu-ta-u for a daughter of a Nisqually Indian chief. The present name of the island was established during the 1841 Wilkes Expedition after an assistant surgeon on the crew named Fox. Native Americans used the island for seasonal gatherings and fishing and Tanglewood Island was used as a Native American burial ground. For a few years prior to resettlement to other reservations, there were some 800 Puyallups and Nisquallys living on the island.
European-American settlement began in the 1850s. A number of activities had been established at various times, including fishing, oysters gathering, fish processing, logging, farming, and the manufacturing of bricks, sleds, wheelbarrows and baby carriages. The Brick and Clay Works Company started on the island in the 1880s and utilized the local clay deposits to manufacture pipes, bricks, and tiles, shipping the products to Tacoma on the streamer, "Susie."
The post office, schools, stores, and churches formed the early centers of community life. The Fox Island Bridge was built in 1954.
Area residents have consistently demonstrated their strong commitment to provide a high quality public schools to nearly 10,000 students. The district enjoys a statewide reputation for meeting the educational needs of today's students who become tomorrow's leaders. In addition, Gig Harbor has nearly a dozen private schools.
The Gig Harbor area is ideal for enjoying water-related recreation. Whether you prefer water skiing, power or sail boating, kayaking, fresh or salt water fishing, scuba driving, windsurfing, clamming, beachcombing or swimming, the secluded harbors provide excellent moorage and docking facilities.
The Harbor History Museum is located on Gig Harbor Bay and allows visitors a place to experience the history of Gig Harbor. The Museum is in the process of relocating to a new multi-million dollar facility, highlighted by the Shenandoah, a purse seiner built in a Gig Harbor shipyard and the Midway schoolhouse.
While Gig Harbor was once most known for its fishing and logging, it is now also known for its numerous art galleries, art walks and art shows. Two theatre companies located mostly in downtown Gig Harbor, provide entertainment, including dinner theatre and summer outdoor theatre.
There are four state parks. Boat launch ramps are located near the major bays or bodies of water. Gig Harbor operates a waterfront park, a park on Crescent Creek, a boat-building facility and a pioneer farm. Eight golf facilities offer year-round golf for all abilities in Gig Harbor.
Numerous events are scheduled throughout the year, largely centered on the Gig Harbor waterfront, including farmers markets, outdoor cinema, Tuesday night music at the park, lighted holiday boat parade, to name a few. Youth and adult baseball, basketball, football, gymnastics, dance, and soccer programs are provided through several community organizations. Two local pools provide swimming opportunities for the community and swim clubs.