Green Built Costal Cottages just North of Seattle

Just 1 ½ hours north of Seattle in the historic city of Anacortes rested on a 24 acre site with tremendous views of the San Juan Islands and Puget Sound is the Nantucket inspired community of San Juan Passage.

The San Juan Passage community when finished will have a 100 Green built homes in a neighborhood that is built and designed for nature lovers. Preserving most of the surrounding natural habit that features wetlands, walking trails and parks and the neighborhood is working towards being certified as a Fidalgo Backyard Wildlife Habit Community.

The beauty of the San Juan Passage neighborhood is a combination of the homes architecture and the developer’s commitment to sustainable development ensuring that the site’s natural characteristics are preserved and enjoyed by the home owners.

Homes at the San Juan Passage neighborhood start in the high $300s and offer a range unique floor plans and elevations 2 X 6 construction, high-performance mechanical systems and native landscaping.

This blog is courtesy of Adrian Willanger at Coldwell Banker Danforth & Associates 206 909-7536 helping people buy and sale homes in the Greater Seattle area.

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For all you "Music Loving"Skagitonians make sure to head out to Anacortes for the 9^th Annual "What The Heck Fest" this Friday through Saturday. Featuring over 30+ musicians and other various performers, this event provides a great way to get out and hear some wonderful entertainment and soak up plenty of that amazing sunshine in the process. Performances are held at a variety of locations throughout Anacortes, including: the Port Warehouse, Brown Lantern, and Causland Park. So make sure to check the schedule on the What the Heck Fest website to find show times & venues.

Also, don't miss out on the 30^thAnnual Anacortes Shipwreck Day, which is being held Saturday from 8am to 4pm. The annual rummage sale takes place right on the streets of Commercial Ave in downtown Anacortes. Definitely worth checking out and you never know maybe you will stumble across that perfect treasure you been searching for! Come have a look for yourself!

Head out to Anacortes this weekend to enjoy some great music, art and of course find some hidden treasures; come experience some Anacortes culture-You won't be disappointed.

HAVE A VERY HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!

Anacortes' annual July 4th Extravaganza begins with a town photo at 10:00 am at 5th & Commercial, a parade at 11:00 am starting at 3rd & Commercial and a patriotic program at Causland Park. To top the day off there will be fireworks over Fidalgo Bay at dusk which is always fun. The forecast looks good for mild weather. Come enjoy the fun!