Fifty-three feet of Hood Canal waterfront, tideland rights, no Homeowners Association, not in a flood zone, and a setup that feels more like a private compound than a residential listing. The lot is over twenty-eight thousand square feet, fully fenced with a custom automatic estate gate, a paved driveway that parks six or more vehicles, and a two-car garage. Between the highway and the house there is genuine separation — a buffer you almost never find on Highway 101 — so what you get on the water side is complete, uninterrupted privacy. Synthetic turf runs the full length of the waterfront, a Marquis Elite hot tub sits ready year-round, and a former boat ramp gives you direct kayak and paddleboard access straight into the Canal. A one hundred forty square foot bunk room — attached to the home with its own separate exterior entrance — handles overflow guests without giving up an inch of your main living space. The courtyard is massive and the whole property is designed for people who actually use their outdoor space. Whales, seals, sea lions, and the occasional fox have all made regular appearances from the backyard — this is Hood Canal the way it was always meant to be experienced. Tideland rights mean the oysters, clams, and crab just offshore are yours. Private well and septic. Five minutes to Hoodsport for groceries, gas, and everything else you need. No short-term rental history, but the potential is absolutely there. Properties like this do not come up on Hood Canal often — and the ones that do tend to speak for themselves.