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Port Townsend Waterfront	2 bedrooms, 1.0 baths, 804 sq ft, built in 1969, priced at $220,000 Waterfront condo!!! Views of Port Townsend Bay, Mount Rainier, the cut and the entrance to the Port of Port Townsend. The beach could be your exercise every day. You don't need a car to get to town and to go shopping, easy stroll to it all.... more...
Beckett Point Waterfront	0 bedrooms, 0.75 baths, 376 sq ft, built in 1948, priced at $239,000 Right on the beach this little cabin is the perfect getaway. Community beach and boat launch are literally feet from the door. A small garage is included, and the property subscribes to the new community septic system.... more...
Beckett Point Waterfront	1 bedrooms, 0.75 baths, 628 sq ft, built in 1947, priced at $350,000 Incredible views from this west-facing, no-bank waterfront cabin in the popular Beckett Point community. Endless views of the San Juan Islands, Protection Island, Vancouver Island, & Olympic Mtns. Originally built in 1947, this cozy cabin has been upgraded and remodeled including a new foundatio... more...

Port Townsend is the county seat and only incorporated city of Jefferson County, Washington State, USA. The population was 8,334 at the 2000 census. Port Townsend sits at the northeast tip of the Olympic Peninsula, just around the corner from the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Puget Sound's connection with the Pacific Ocean. Many cruising boaters "hang out" in Port Townsend waiting for weather to lift for a crossing of the Strait to the San Juan Islands. The city is known for it's many Victorian era buildings and many cultural events such as the Wooden Boat Festival.