Perched directly on a high-bank bluff with approximately eighty feet of waterfront, this south-facing home offers front-row views of the Strait of Georgia, San Juan Islands, and Mount Baker. The scenery shifts with the light, seasons, and eagles that soar over the bay—an ever-changing backdrop you will never tire of. Large, flat driveway provides parking for five or more vehicles, a rare waterfront convenience. Inside, a dramatic fourteen-foot entry, smoked-glass French doors, and an inlaid compass rose set the tone. Polished concrete floors with nine-zone radiant heat, tall interior doors, and walls of windows frame the views throughout. The great room is anchored by a striking four-sided fireplace, while a waterside bonus room offers flexible space for an office, hobbies, or studio. The chef’s kitchen features Brazilian granite, a forty-eight inch Viking range, new Thermador refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher (2023), and a massive five-foot by fifteen-foot pantry large enough for a second or third refrigerator. Main floor primary suite with water views, soaking tub, curb-less shower, and an impressive two hundred eight square foot walk-through closet. A one thousand sixty-one square foot guest suite above the garage includes a living room, private bedroom, full bathroom, and Mount Baker views. Outdoor living shines with a covered waterside patio, built-in barbecue and rotisserie, seaside hot tub, and mature landscaping anchored by a rare seventy-foot sequoia. A metal roof; thirty-six solar panels; whole-house generator (2022); and an average electric bill of just $7.49 per month make this home as efficient as it is stunning.