A 7,581 square foot Engelmann Spruce log estate on 150+ feet of private Hood Canal shoreline, facing west to the Olympic Mountains. 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, a 4,000 sq ft shop and mooring rights, on 1.71 gated acres.
Journey's End is a 7,581 sq ft Engelmann Spruce log estate on 1.71 acres with 150+ feet of Hood Canal waterfront at 14594 NW Tree Top Lane in Seabeck, Washington. It has 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, mooring rights and a 4,000 sq ft shop, and is listed at $4,999,888 by James Bergstrom of Paramount Real Estate Group.
Three years. One craftsman. Hundreds of tons of river rock laid by hand, logs numbered one by one in British Columbia and raised again above the canal. It is the kind of place that does not try to impress you. It just quietly does.
The great room · 38 ft to the ridgeThe logs were hand-selected in British Columbia, then disassembled, numbered and shipped south to be raised again on the banks of Hood Canal. More than 300 yards of concrete went into foundation walls built to outlast the people who poured them.
At the main entrance you cross a hand-laid compass inlay of six hardwoods, set true north. It's the first thing you step on and the idea the whole house is built around.
River rock hauled from the Columbia builds two wood-burning fireplaces. In the great room it climbs to the ridge beam, 38 feet up, under clerestory windows that frame the Olympic Mountains.
Radiant heat runs under every floor, the garage included. The primary suite sits in a log decagon with a 26-foot ceiling and hand-laid matching wood floors.
“Co-listing this home is personal. I grew up here. Every floorboard, every view, every quiet morning on the canal. I know what it took to build, and I know what it gives back.”Vienna Gilman-Lyon · Co-listing agent
You wake under a 26-foot decagon ceiling of hand-peeled logs. Radiant heat rises through the floors. The Olympic range catches first light, framed by the bedroom windows like a painting hung outside.
The kitchen is anchored by a madrona tree pulled from the property itself. Solid cherry cabinets, three sinks, two updated ovens and a walk-in pantry, with Hood Canal in every window above the counter.
Almost 2,000 square feet of Ipe decking reaches out toward the canal. Below, a staircase leads to a private beach where oysters, Dungeness crab, clams and shrimp are still pulled by hand.
Inside, the river rock fireplace climbs three stories to the ridge beam. The canal goes silver, then black, and the stars come on one by one over the Olympics.
“It's not the size of the home, the rocks, or the logs that matter. It's the laughter, the late-night conversations, the meals, the music, the love that filled every corner.”The original owners
Four minutes through the house, the shop and down to the water. If you are relocating, this is where most buyers decide the trip is worth it.
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Seabeck is a fjord-side village 25 minutes from the Bremerton ferry and a world away from anywhere else. Here is where life happens.
1,500 feet of rocky Hood Canal beach, native rhododendrons and a clear-day view straight to the Olympic foothills.
12 min drive02Provisions and pierThe village store still pours coffee and stocks groceries, next to a pizza place, a gallery, the public pier and the marina.
8 min drive03Trails and wildlifeSaltwater beach and forest trails with some of the best wildlife viewing on the canal: bald eagles, harbor seals and, some seasons, orcas.
15 min drive04Waterfront diningA locals' tavern with a deck that opens straight onto the canal.
22 min drive05RecreationFreshwater swimming and trout fishing, with Green Mountain's trails for hiking and mountain biking next door.
10 min drive06CoffeeThe local morning stop, with a window onto the canal road.
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Founder | Broker · Paramount Real Estate Group
Twenty-five years selling homes across Kitsap, Pierce and Mason counties, through every kind of market. James runs the Beyond Seattle channel for buyers relocating to the Pacific Northwest, which is where many of the people who tour this home first see it.
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Co-listing agent
Vienna grew up at Journey’s End. She knows which window catches the first light, where the crab pots go, and what it took to raise every log. Ask her anything the listing sheet can’t answer.
“Co-listing this home is personal. I grew up here. Every floorboard, every view, every quiet morning on the canal. I know what it took to build, and I know what it gives back.”
Showings are by appointment, in person or by live video walkthrough for buyers who are not yet in Washington. Tell James when works and he will call to set it up.
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14594 NW Tree Top Lane, Seabeck, WA 98380
Journey's End at 14594 NW Tree Top Lane, Seabeck, WA 98380 is listed at $4,999,888. That covers the 7,581 sq ft log home, the 4,000 sq ft shop, 1.71 acres and 150+ feet of Hood Canal waterfront with mooring rights.
The home has 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms in 7,581 square feet, including a primary suite in a log decagon with a 26-foot ceiling, a river rock fireplace and a copper soaking tub.
Yes. A staircase and footbridge lead down to 150+ feet of private Hood Canal beach, and mooring rights come with the property. A public boat launch and the Seabeck marina are about a quarter mile away.
The detached shop is 4,000 square feet and holds six cars, or nine with lifts. It includes an office, a garden room, a machine and wood shop, a tool room, storage and 50-amp circuits.
Journey's End is about 25 minutes from the Bremerton ferry to downtown Seattle, 15 minutes from Silverdale, 45 minutes from the Bainbridge Island ferry and about 90 minutes from Sea-Tac Airport.
The home is built from Engelmann Spruce logs hand-selected in British Columbia, numbered, disassembled and reassembled on Hood Canal. The great room ceiling reaches 38 feet, river rock from the Columbia forms two fireplaces, and radiant heat warms every floor.
Yes. Along with in-person private showings, James Bergstrom offers live video walkthroughs, so buyers relocating to the Pacific Northwest can see the home, the shop and the shoreline before they travel.
Showings are by appointment only. Request one on this page or call James Bergstrom, Founder | Broker at Paramount Real Estate Group, at 360-777-7212.
Listing details last updated 2026-10-23. Verify all figures against the NWMLS listing.
