Empire-Era Riverfront Estate

Property Description

This extraordinary Empire-era manor sits on 18.75 acres with a quarter mile of river frontage along the historic Dungeness River. Blending old-world craftsmanship with modern luxury, the home features custom Honduran mahogany paneling, antique chestnut floors, hand-blown glass lighting, and a timber- crafted frame of antique oak. A custom steel and stone gate leads to a cherry-lined driveway, flanked by organic berry fields and fruit trees. The farm holds NOP/WSDA organic certification and includes a multi-purpose agricultural building with a commercial kitchen, cold/dry storage, high-bay access for RVs or helicopters, heated workshops, and ten farm equipment bays. Inside the home, the thoughtful east-west orientation fills the space with daylight. The main living area boasts a beamed ceiling, a copper-clad Rumford fireplace, and a gourmet kitchen with adjacent dining spaces. A Japanese sashimono- joinery walkway leads to a sculptural entry. The upstairs bridge connects a media room and office to two bedrooms with private vanities. The luxurious primary suite lies on the west wing. Outdoor living is unparalleled—featuring a trellis-covered dining room, pergola with projection screen, wood-fired oven with custom prep station, firepit with cooking swing arm, and a water feature—all framed by espaliered fruit trees and massive redwood timbers. Exterior finishes include stone veneer and #1 sawn cedar shingles. The estate includes garage space for up to 11 vehicles or a helicopter. A rare offering of elegance, privacy, and function—this is a legacy property designed for both refined living and hands- on agricultural use, set in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful riverfront settings.