Diamond Point, located in the Sequim sunshine belt has just a quarter of the average rainfall than the rest of Western Washington. Maybe that is why in the early 1960's Helen and Howard Dent developed Sunshine Acres on 500 acres on the North Eastern tip of Miller Peninsula. 24 acres was set aside for the development of an airport; a 2335 foot runway with residential lots on the North property line, commercial and light industrial lots on the southern boundary, and several lots to the south for hangar development. Taxiway access was deeded to lots on several streets through direct access at the South West corner of the airport property and a North East taxiway providing access for two residential lots on Lupine Drive. Around 1997, Helen not having sold but a few of the lots bordering the southern boundary of the runway applied to the county to have 8 of them rezoned to Residential. Within a couple of years all were sold and 6 had homes built on them.
Turn-key newly remodeled and amazing! This is the beach house dreams are made of! Fully remodeled and modernized with high-end features at every turn. Quartz counter-tops...
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Best Homes.
The location is great, the house could be a real charmer. This property backs up to DNR wood lands, so a serene back yard is a definite yes. Large .28 Acre lot, detache...
Listing courtesy of Windermere Sequim East.
Investor/Developer Alert! Preliminary Plat Plan has just been submitted for 10 Lots in the scenic Diamond Point area. This is a great opportunity for a midsized build out...
Listing courtesy of Cedarland Real Estate.
Have it all! Airport location, build your dream home and hangar with an awesome view of the Strait, Cascade mountains, Protection Island, Victoria. Located on Miller Peni...
Listing courtesy of JACE Real Estate Company.
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Diamond Point Airport was named from the waterfront settlement that from 1873 to 1933 served as a quarantine station for incoming ships sailing for Seattle.
View across Strait of Juan De Fuca to Whidbey Island & Mt. Baker