Renew and retreat—this is a special, rare two-home compound on a shy half acre where nature’s beauty and exceptional mid-century design meet. This architecturally significant home by Robert Allen Adams, of Paul Thiry’s renowned Seattle firm, was carefully updated to reflect modern needs while remaining true to the original intent of bringing nature indoors. Thick fir tongue-and-groove vaulted ceilings throughout the property give the open-beam, solid construction an airy ease in the Eichler style. Direct access to the patio, courtyard, boardwalk, and private dock on the salt pond makes indoor-outdoor living engagingly natural. The main home features two generous bedrooms, while the boathouse offers a spacious studio living area and an extraordinary ceiling design, with a total of three bathrooms across the property. The boathouse also includes a large garage for outdoor equipment, and the newer boardwalk and sturdy dock make getting equipment to the water practical and convenient. Many special details define this custom period home, including bleached mahogany woodwork in the closets and bathrooms crafted by a yacht cabinetmaker. Countless additional features are best experienced in person. The property includes Camano Country Club access to two private beaches less than a five-minute walk from the front door. Just ninety minutes from Seattle, this retreat is rare and magical—unlike anything else currently on the market.