A quarter mile of riverfront, an orchard of espaliered fruit trees, and a pizza oven fit for a Tuscan villa — the most expensive home for sale in Clallam County is less a house and more a lifestyle.
Set on nearly 19 acres along the Dungeness River, the 8,461-square-foot estate at 231 River Run Road in Sequim blends old-world craftsmanship with the comfort of modern Northwest living. Built in 1994 and listed for $5.5 million, the property is represented by RE/MAX Prime Real Estate.
From the moment you pass through the custom steel gate and wind down a cherry-tree-lined drive, the home reveals its grandeur in layers. The façade — cedar shingles, heavy stonework, and wood cladding — seems to rise from the earth itself, grounding the manor within its certified-organic acreage.
Inside, every detail feels bespoke: antique chestnut flooring, blown-glass light fixtures, and thousands of board feet of Honduran mahogany paneling. The heart of the home centers around a timber-beamed great room anchored by a copper-clad Rumford fireplace that stretches toward the vaulted ceiling.
The kitchen opens to an enclosed dining area and trellis-covered patio framed by massive redwood timbers, where an outdoor wood-fired oven, pizza prep station, and firepit invite long summer evenings. The setup even includes a rolling chopping block and projection screen for outdoor movie nights — luxury meets farm-fresh charm.
Beyond the patios, espaliered fruit trees trace the edges of stonework terraces overlooking the fertile fields and greenhouses. The grounds include a multi-purpose agricultural building with a commercial kitchen, cold and dry storage, heated workshops, ten equipment bays, and space large enough for a helicopter or motorhome.
Upstairs, two guest suites, a home office, and a state-of-the-art media room complete the picture of Pacific Northwest refinement — one where handcrafted artistry meets modern convenience.
At once elegant and earthy, this riverfront estate offers a rare chance to live amid Sequim’s storied farmland without sacrificing sophistication.
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