
Where Island Stillness Meets Spontaneity
Haro Strait at San Juan Island
Tucked above the water on San Juan Island’s west side, Haro Strait offers a peaceful perch above the sea — where days unfold in sync with tides, light, and sky. From the bluff, you might spot orcas passing through the channel, salmon leaping in the distance, or sea otters floating just offshore. Deer wander through the trees, and at dusk, the sky glows rose and gold.
This is a place to slow down. To open the windows and breathe in the salt air. To paddle toward the morning light across open water. To gather on the deck for long dinners and lingering conversation.
At Haro Strait, the wild beauty of the island surrounds you — shaping each stay with stillness, wonder, and return.
A place shaped by the sea









At a glance
2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, den with sleeper sofa, and sleeps up to 6
Light-filled open-concept living area
Front-row views of spectacular island sunsets over Haro Strait
Expansive windows in the living room, den, and primary suite
Gourmet kitchen with generous prep space
Cozy den for movie nights, reading, or quiet moments
Heated floors in both bathrooms for added comfort
Outdoor dining and seating for sunset meals
Waterside fire pit and hot tub (spring 2026)

Year-round rhythm
In summer, paddle out with the morning tide.
In fall, watch storms roll across the Sound.
In winter, curl up beside the fire as deer pass the window.
In spring, the island wakes — wildflowers bloom, seals surface, and longer light returns.
No matter the season, Haro Strait invites a quieter pace — a place to return to again and again, and feel at home each time.
Local highlights
Westcott Bay Shellfish Co. for oysters and mussels
Roche Harbor for waterside dining, marina strolls, and historic charm
Lime Kiln Point State Park — a world-renowned whale-watching spot
San Juan Island Lavender Farm — walk the rows, shop small-batch oils and goods
Krystal Acres Alpaca Farm — say hello to the herd, browse soft alpaca knits
Friday Harbor — shops, cafes, bookstores, and the seasonal farmers market
Cattle Point for windswept views, driftwood beaches, and lighthouse vistas
Saltwater kayaking from the nearby launch
Scenic hikes at Mount Young, American Camp, and English Camp
Island-made treats — local wines, sea salt caramels, and lavender honey


From esterre stories
Life at the Water’s Edge
A front-row seat to sea and sky, where the days unfold in quiet beauty on San Juan Island’s wild western edge
“The house is SO well appointed. We did not want to leave! What an incredible place to relax and recharge. We saw whales a few times (really close to the house), tons of eagles, otters, and a seal cruising by.” — Darlene S.
See yourself at Haro Strait
Whether you’re drawn to salt air mornings, quiet evenings by the fire, or the rhythm of coastal return — Haro Strait invites you to slow down, settle in, and stay connected to the sea.