Lummi Island was our home for nearly 30 years, and while our reasons for living here have been varied, they all come down to lifestyle. The facts of the Island are straightforward. It lies less than a mile off the coast of Whatcom County, which is just a 10 minute Ferry Ride via the Whatcom Chief. It supports a permanent population of approximately 900 people, a store, several restaurants, several Continue Reading about Lummi Island
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Sandy Point
Sandy Point is a waterfront community located on a peninsula about 15 minutes north of Bellingham and east of Ferndale. With incredible views of the San Juan Islands, the Straight of Georgia to the West and even Mt. Baker and the Twin Sisters to the East, its difficult not to want to call this lovely community home. Sandy Point has many real estate opportunities with the approximately 600 homes Continue Reading about Sandy Point
Lynden
It is obvious to a first time visitor that the early Lynden settlers must have had Dutch roots, because this charming town celebrates its history in everything from its architecture to its festivals. It is also obvious that people take pride in their town and their homes- I don't believe that I have ever seen an unkempt Lynden yard. Lynden was founded by farmers and farming- particularly berries Continue Reading about Lynden
Ferndale
Ferndale is a thriving community surrounded by fertile farmland and is famous for its "Baker to Bay" views for the ridges west of town. It celebrates its history with Hovander Park (featuring a turn of the century Hovander Farm), the Scottish Highland Games and the Civil Way re-enactment. Ferndale's location on the river also provides it with unique ecological features which the Whatcom County Continue Reading about Ferndale
Everson
The Eastern portion of Whatcom County is dotted with a few small towns along the westerly edges of the foothills leading to the Cascade Mountains and Mt. Baker. Everson, Nooksack and Sumas are the major population centers with Acme, Maple Falls, VanZandt, Kendall & Glacier primarily marked by a local grocery and gas facility. The economy is based on farming, forest products and recreation, and Continue Reading about Everson
Blaine
Anchoring the Northwest corner of the county are Blaine and Birch Bay, waterfront towns who take their identities from the harbors on which they were built. Blaine has always been a working waterfront, home to a fishing fleet which has fallen prey to declining salmon stocks. The smaller commercial fleet has made space for growing numbers of pleasure boaters, lured by the protected waters and Continue Reading about Blaine
Birch Bay
Nestled along the sandy beaches and salt water you find Birch Bay. Enjoy all that Birch Bay has to offer from the shallow warm waters to wade in, to the lovely views of the sunsets. Not matter what your adventure you are sure to love Birch Bay! Teaming with life, especially in the summer months, you will find wonderful restaurants and shops along Birch Bay Drive. Birch Bay is a popular Continue Reading about Birch Bay
Bellingham
Bellingham, Washington has a small town feeling with all the amenities of a larger city. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy Bellingham's natural beauty from the waters of Bellingham Bay to the snowy slopes of Mt. Baker there is truly something for everyone. Cultural opportunities are broad, with internationally recognized music festivals and art events. Real Estate options are diverse from turn of the Continue Reading about Bellingham