Listing courtesy of Windermere Prof Partners.
Discover breathtaking views from this rare Gig Harbor waterfront vacant lot, located above and along Colvos Passage. With 182 feet of pristine waterfront on 1.57 acres, this property is a clean slate for designing and building your modern luxury home—just bring your architect and builder. A significant amount of site work has already been completed, with no expense spared. It features two water hookups, power, a stealthy large stone bulkhead, a dock, and drainage systems already in place. A professionally built stone paver path with drainage and retaining walls offers easy access to a shared dock, of which you own 50%. You’ll have plenty of options for placing your home to maximize views of Vashon Island and the beautiful waterway stretching from north to south. Enjoy daily activities, such as boating, observing marine life, and birdwatching in this paradise. The parcel enjoys membership to the Point Richmond Beach Club just south for convenient boat launch access, a picnic area, and beach activities. Plus, enjoy easy access to Gig Harbor and Tacoma via water for dinner or events. Fishing from your dock adds to the allure of this one-of-a-kind location - if you don't fish you'll love a casual walk to it - water never a tease on a beautiful day. Surrounding homes ensures visual open space - rare find in many neighborhoods. This North Gig Harbor location puts you minutes to amenities - the hospital, shopping, freeways, restaurants and an abundance of activities offered here.
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