Vantage Coast (360) 555-0148

Listingsand what we do

The listing sheet, before the price.

Every house gets a sheet like these: water, shore, light, moorage, rooms and one honest note. The four below are samples of the format, not real properties.

A three-storey white beach house with wide glass decks above a sand beach and palms
Sample listing, not for sale

The Dune House

Outer coast, sample

Water
Open Pacific, surf beach
Shore
Sand and dune grass, no bulkhead
Light
West. The sun sets over the water
Moorage
None. Walk-on beach
Rooms
Four bedrooms, three baths
Guide
On request, after a viewing

Agent's noteAsk where the dune line sat ten years ago. The answer matters more than the kitchen.

A low modern house on top of a dark rock headland above white surf
Sample listing, not for sale

The Bluff House

Strait shoreline, sample

Water
Open strait, swell from the west
Shore
Rock bluff, stair down to a cove
Light
Southwest, long evening light
Moorage
None
Rooms
Three bedrooms, two baths
Guide
On request, after a viewing

Agent's noteA bluff lot lives or dies on its geotechnical report. We put it on the table first.

A grey shingled cottage in tall evergreens with a timber dock on calm green water
Sample listing, not for sale

Cove Road Cottage

Sheltered bay, sample

Water
Sheltered bay, calm most days
Shore
Rock armour and a private dock
Light
East. Morning sun on the deck
Moorage
Dock for one boat
Rooms
Three bedrooms, two baths
Guide
On request, after a viewing

Agent's noteCheck that the dock was permitted, not just built. Buyers inherit both.

A pale house among bare trees across still water under a pink dusk sky
Sample listing, not for sale

Slough Light

Tidal slough, sample

Water
Tidal slough, glass at high water
Shore
Lawn down to a timber bulkhead
Light
North over the water, soft all day
Moorage
Shared float
Rooms
Five bedrooms, four baths
Guide
On request, after a viewing

Agent's noteSee it at low tide as well as high. You are buying both views.

Servicesthree ways in

Three ways we work with you.

  • Selling a waterfront home

    A shoreline read, a records file assembled before launch, photography timed to tide and light, and negotiation backed by those records.

  • Buying on the water

    We walk the shore with you, pull the permit history, and tell you what we would ask before you write an offer.

  • A valuation with no plans yet

    A walk, a conversation and a written note on what the house and its shore are likely worth. Useful whether you sell next spring or never.

Ask for a private valuation