Seabreeze Cottage - Waterfront, Westin Heavenly Bed in Whidbey Island

In the small village of Greenbank, you will find Seabreeze Cottage. Perched on a bluff with 180 degree views of Saratoga Passage and the Cascade Mountains. The cottage is small, yet it has all of the necessary elements. Furnished in a comfortable shabby chic style with white slip covered sofa, overstuffed chairs, and cottage style collectibles.

The cottage faces east toward the moon and stars, French doors open wide to let the sea breezes in. When the chill of the night falls, warm yourself by the stone fireplace. Your favorite tunes, a good book, or quiet conversation with someone special completes the scene.

If you appreciate a good nights sleep, you will love the luxury King Heavenly Bed. This is the same bed collection found at the Westin Hotels. Dressed in down, with 100% Egyptian cotton sheets and down pillows.

Our waterfront cottage offers extraordinary views. Whales are sighted from the bluff, as well as sea lions, eagles and endless shorebirds. A private beach is a short stroll away where you can spend the day sunbathing or beachcombing.

One bedroom waterfront cottage with reading loft 

Large, gas-burning fireplace with stone floor to ceiling fireplace 

 King Heavenly bed; the same bed found in Westin Hotels

100% Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforter, down pillows

White cotton robes

Washer & Dryer

Telephone, TV with cable, DVD player, CD player

Seabreeze Cottage is located in central Whidbey, the most scenic part of the island. The Greenbank Farm espresso café and winery is a short walk from the cottage. It offers visitors many fine ways to spend a day.

The farm is a community gathering center with art galleries, music, festivals, antiques shows, and wine tasting. In the summer, on Sundays the farmers gather here to sell organic produce. The farm is groomed with easy walking trails, benches allow a time to rest and enjoy the grand view of water and mountains.  

A short drive south will bring you to the Meerkerek Rhododendron Gardens, Bayview Farmer’s Market, Island Athletic Club and South Whidbey State Park.

To the north is historic Coupeville, a seaside village with excellent restaurants, art galleries, antiques, boutique shops and a small museum. It is centered in Ebey’s National Historic Reserve. Hiking the bluff at Ebeys’s landing is one of the highlights of the island. You can catch a ferry from here to historic Port Townsend where you can explore shops, cafes and history. Beyond Port Townsend is the Olympic National Park with incredible views, hiking, and visitor center.

It’s only an hour drive north to Deception Pass Park, known for white sand beaches, fresh water lakes, hiking trails over the islands and spectacular sunsets. Further north is Anacortes, and the ferry terminal to the San Juan Islands. This is a great day trip to explore the islands, go whale watching or for the pure pleasure of the scenery. 

May through September - $225/night, $1400/week
October through April - $175/night, $1050/week

Sales and lodging tax 10.4%.

No other hidden fees or deposits.

Minimum 2 nights stay.

The Cottage is appropriate for one to two adults.