(188 Fernwood St., Cannon Beach, OR 97110)

Just steps away from the scenic Cannon Beach shoreline is this stunning beach home – a place you and your family will be able to enjoy for a lifetime.
With Tolovana State Park right across the street, and iconic Haystack Rock just a short walk away, you will be able to experience the one-of-a-kind natural wonders of the Oregon Coast without ever having to get in your car. Proximity to the ocean, an abundance of natural scenery, and breathtaking ocean views make this home a dream come true.
Outside, the home’s contemporary coastal craftsman design will captivate you. Step inside this beachside oasis and take in the beautiful interior features with a touch of nautical charm. Follow the stairs to the huge open-concept living and dining area, where you will find walnut flooring highlighted by enormous picture windows that invite in panoramic Pacific ocean views and an abundance of natural light. Step out onto the balcony, and find yourself taking in 180-degree views of the ocean and neighborhood.
The spacious gourmet kitchen sits beneath vaulted ceilings and a skylight, adding even more natural light to the bright space. The kitchen is complete with stainless steel appliances, luxurious quartz countertops, warm, modern grey-toned cabinetry and custom reclaimed-wood accents.
Through the reclaimed-wood doors, you will find a grandiose master bedroom and bonus area. The unique layout of the area includes the master bath, with a large soaking tub accented by authentic stained-glass windows. It’s the perfect retreat when you’re ready for quiet time.
With two more bedrooms and a complete bonus room downstairs, this 2,800 square-foot beach home is perfect for hosting friends and family, with only a short drive from Portland International Airport. 
Voted one of America’s best beach towns, you will be able to enjoy everything Cannon Beach has to offer. Whether this is your ‘forever home,’ or just your home-away-from-home, this scenic Cannon Beach retreat is truly one-of-a-kind. Start dreaming of the coastal home you’ve always wanted, and make it the ideal retreat your friends and family will always remember.
To learn more about this unique coastal luxury family retreat, view a photo gallery and take a virtual tour, click here. To schedule your personal tour of this luxury home, call or text Terrie directly at (360) 607-4100 or email terrie@terriecox.net
POSTED ON: March 17, 2018 12:37 am
BY: tc_admin
1. Taxes are different
While many aspects of our lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest are shared between Oregon and Washington, when it comes to taxes, there’s a huge difference between the two states. The main reason is because people who live and work in Washington pay no state income tax, whereas in Oregon, up to 9.9% of residents’ earnings go toward state income tax. The catch is that Washington has a sales tax, yet Oregon does not. This arrangement works really well for relocating entrepreneurs who can set up both their home and workplace north of the Columbia River (in Washington), yet want to maintain access to the many of the fun and enriching qualities that Portland has to offer.
2. Buying a house? Make sure it’s equipped with gutter-guards
People love to move here for the lush scenery, lush with trees. And most luxury homes in our area benefit from the privacy and serenity that a thick forest canopy can provide. But owning a home that’s surrounded by beautiful trees comes with a cost: leaves and pine needles stack up on rooftops nearly year-round, clogging gutters and downspouts, and potentially causing major house damage. Homeowners here absolutely have to get gutter protection like the kind made by Mastershield, which filters out every leaf, needle, and solid particle from entering your home’s gutters. Without them, you’ll have to either pay to have your gutters cleaned each year (sometimes twice) or do it yourself, and you’re setting yourself up for lots potential expense down the road.
3. And since we’re talking about your home’s exterior, let’s talk landscaping
It’s designed to look nice, but it’s also important for functionality and protection of your home’s foundation and sub-structure. With our rainy climate, homes with basements and crawl spaces are susceptible to flooding. Yet a great landscape design can prevent all that. Our region’s professional landscape designers know how to contour a property to channel rainwater away from homes, and they’re experts on the kinds of plantings and residential drainage systems that will work best in each situation. Whether you’re buying a new home or an older one that needs a landscaping update, you’ll need to keep drainage at the top of your design list.
4. Are you a frequent flyer?
Portland International Airport (PDX) is the region’s major air hub, providing convenient service to hundreds of domestic and international destinations. But getting to and from PDX conveniently on weekdays can be challenging, which is why many of the most frequent flyers choose to not live in Portland. Cities like Camas, Vancouver and Washougal, on the Washington side of the Columbia River, are all home to some exceptional luxury communities, and they’re actually closer to PDX than most upscale communities in Portland.
5. The area keeps growing
Like most metro areas, Portland-Vancouver has enjoyed sustained population and economic growth since the end of the last recession. But with the market’s growth rate being among the nation’s highest, soaring home prices make it easier for prospective home buyers to get into bidding wars. Working with an exceptional Realtor®, particularly one with vast luxury expertise, can help buyers ensure that they don’t overpay for the home of their dreams.
When it comes to luxury living, finding the right home for you requires a Realtor® who has luxury expertise. Terrie Cox is Oregon and Washington’s premier luxury real estate broker. Recognized nationally and internationally among RE/MAX’s top 50 Realtors in the world, Terrie is uniquely qualified to help buyers relocating to the Portland-Vancouver area learn more about the market, and select just the right city or community for their new home. Call or text Terrie directly at (360) 607-4100, email terrie@terriecox.net or visit usa-relocate.com.
POSTED ON: July 18, 2017 7:51 pm
BY: Terrie Cox