Five Acres. One Family. Never Before Listed.
A single-owner waterfront estate on Colvos Passage — 165 feet of private beach, 180-degree views, and five private acres that have never hit the market.
The geography alone is enough to stop you: a south-facing perch on Colvos Passage where Mount Rainier appears on clear mornings, orcas surface without warning, and eagles hunt the shoreline at dusk. A private trail leads from the property directly down to your own beach, with tideland rights included. Across the street, a thousand-acre walking forest. Ten minutes in either direction puts you at downtown Gig Harbor's waterfront or a full grocery run. This is one of the Key Peninsula's most quietly coveted stretches — and this particular 5.09 acres has belonged to one family until now.
The home itself is NW Contemporary architecture at 4,494 square feet across two levels plus a loft — cedar siding, wood-planked ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, and five wood-burning fireplaces that make a rainy Pacific Northwest evening feel like exactly what it should be. The roof is three years old. The heat pump, five. No HOA. The bones are sound, the systems are current, and the setting is irreplaceable.
The fully remodeled kitchen and main-level living area are where the day begins and ends — oriented toward the water, finished with care, and built for the way people actually live. The primary bedroom is on the main floor. Downstairs, a finished daylight basement with a wet bar handles guests, gatherings, or both. Three-car garage. Room on the acreage for a guest house or shop.
Large deck, campfire-ready outdoor gathering spaces, fruit trees, and mature landscaping that frames the water without blocking it. When the sun rises over Colvos Passage, you'll understand why this family held on as long as they did.
Properties like this don't come back around. Reach out to schedule a private showing with the Neighborhood Experts team.
