153 Maple Ln NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Experience the magic of the Pacific Northwest in this mid-century classic home, boasting 200 feet of private, low-bank waterfront with uninterrupted views of... Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Nestled on the serene and exclusive Raft Island, this peaceful getaway is just an hour south of Seattle and less than 15 minutes from charming Gig Harbor and Tacoma.
This spacious home offers ample opportunities for relaxation and entertainment. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a cozy living room with breathtaking views of the Puget Sound and Olympic mountain range. Enjoy game nights with plenty of seating, a Smart TV with streaming services, and a piano. The kitchen and dining area, located on the main floor, provide all the essentials for a home-cooked meal, with options for indoor and outdoor dining. The main level features two bedrooms: a master with a king-size bed, a 55-inch Smart TV, a full bath en-suite, and unobstructed bay views, and a second bedroom with a queen bed and a full hallway bathroom. Downstairs, you'll find a third queen bedroom, a 3/4 bath off the washer/dryer mudroom, and inspiring sound views.
The property includes a deck with lounge furniture, a grass yard leading to a sandy beach with chairs, and an outdoor shower. Please note that any lost water equipment will be charged back to the primary guest.
Located on Raft Island, this home offers a serene escape while being conveniently close to Seattle and Gig Harbor. Explore the nearby Tennis Court Park, offering basketball and tennis courts within a 10-minute walk. For fresh oysters, visit nearby Taylor Shellfish Farms or Minterbrook Oyster Co.
Guests must be 25 or older, or traveling with adults. No parties or loud activities are allowed, as island noise restrictions are strictly enforced. The home is on a septic system, so only toilet paper should be disposed of in toilets, and no food or grease should go down the drains. Beach steps and rock paths may be slippery when wet, so use caution. Do not harvest or eat shellfish from the island beach due to toxin risk. Lee mas