Herron Island, WA No Bank Salt Waterfront Home

Herron Island No Bank Salt Waterfront Home

Located in South Puget Sound between Key Peninsula and Harstine Island, you’ll find a fabulous No Bank Salt Waterfront home on private Herron Island.

Photo of Herron Island

This home has been completely remodeled including new paint, hardwood floors, carpet, cabinets, granite counters, appliances, composite low maintenance decking and more.

There’s a wonderful sense of security with this property as access to the privately owned Ferry is restricted to members and guests with a guest pass or Real Estate Brokers.

Photo of Herron Island Ferry

The Ferry is maintained and operated by the Herron Maintenance Corp (the HOA for the island), and it has regularly scheduled runs every day.

Here’s the scoop about this incredible no bank waterfront home:

This 1 1/2 Story, home was originally constructed in 1984 and has 1280 Sq.Ft., 3 bedrooms, 1 Full Bath and it has been beautifully and completely remodeled & upgraded throughout; including new paint, flooring, appliances, low maintenance composite deck & more. New Price of $285,000

This breathtaking waterfront property is accessed by the private Herron Island Ferry which has regularly scheduled runs. Adding to security, access is restricted to owners, their guests and Real Estate Brokers with business on the island.

This property has all of the waterfront amenities you are looking for:

Walk to your private beach just steps away for a leisurely stroll along the beach, or easily slide your kayak into the water for a paddle around the local waterfront. You might instead decide to pull in your boat moored at your private mooring buoy for some fun on the water. In the Summer, the water is inviting for water skiing or tubing around the island or head to Boston Harbor Marina in Olympia which is less than a 30 minute jaunt for most run abouts. The Boston Harbor Marina is a great South Sound Boating Destination where they have Sunday brunch on the dock in the Summer or Friday night “Church” at the dock.

If you don’t want to keep your boat moored at your private buoy, there’s a boat ramp & community docks just 300 yards down the road.