A waterfront home overlooking Sequim Bay has claimed the title of Clallam County’s most expensive residential sale in the past month, closing at $1.6 million.
The property at 3729 W Sequim Bay Road in Sequim sold on Tuesday, April 1, just over two months after hitting the market at $1,625,000. The final price reflects strong demand for scenic, move-in-ready homes along the Olympic Peninsula’s coveted shoreline.
Set on roughly 1.44 acres at the end of a tree-lined drive, the 3,803-square-foot home offers a front-row seat to life on the bay. Nearly every room is oriented toward the water, according to the listing from BrokersGroup.
Built in 2009, the three-bedroom, three-bath home blends modern comfort with classic Northwest design. Inside, Brazilian hardwood floors run throughout the main living areas, while large windows and glass doors pull in sweeping views of Sequim Bay.
The open kitchen and living space are designed for both entertaining and quiet nights in, with the water always in sight.
Downstairs, a separate two-bedroom living area with its own kitchen and entrance adds flexibility. The space has previously been used as a seasonal vacation rental, bringing in about $25,000 annually, according to the listing.
Outside, Ipe wood decking with glass railings extends the living space toward the shoreline, offering unobstructed views of the water. The home is also located just steps from Highway 101 and the Olympic Discovery Trail.
The property’s 2024 tax bill was $9,193, according to public records.
Homes like this don’t just offer square footage — they offer a lifestyle. Morning coffee with the tide rolling in, eagles overhead, and the kind of quiet that’s hard to find anywhere else.
Click here to view the complete listing on Zillow.
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