Here’s a getaway home that’s perfect for your family
or friends for a couple of days or a couple of weeks. Perched above the beach on the beautiful central Oregon coast, its three floors include 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, kitchens, dining room, living room with
fireplace, and a family room which opens to a patio
set above your very private enclosed swimming pool which is open and heated in the summer.

And there’s not just one room with a view; all eight
look out over majestic spruce and pine trees on to an unobstructed Pacific Ocean vista.

The Hull House was designed by Richard Sundeleaf and built in 1938 with an exterior of cedar shakes, which ideally fits in with the locale. Landscaping on the front side includes a spacious lawn, indigenous trees, paths and rockery; on either side of the house lie flower gardens with set-aside quiet sitting areas for reading and meditation; the westside’s almost 180-degree ocean exposure area includes a lawn for volleyball, badminton,
or croquet, and swings, teeter totters, and a protected area with table and benches for picnics including a
large pot for open fire roasting. Comfortable and relaxing, this area is especially recommended for ocean gazing–nap taking is usually irresistible, but be sure to waken in time for the beautiful sunsets.

Before you become permanently ensconced in your own private and tranquil setting we hasten to add that there are other pleasures you might want to enjoy during your get away. How about a lush, nine-hole golf course two minutes from your house? Interested in some ocean fishing or how about a visit to the world famous aquarium or the nearby lighthouse with hiking paths galore? There are restaurants for every budget
or taste, and exploring the historic bay waterfront is a must. It shouldn’t take you more than fifteen minutes
to get to any of these attractions, but don’t forget you’ve got your own piece of deserted beach and paradise waiting for you to return. And should you need to touch base with the “real world” there is free wifi.

OK – when are you coming, and how do you get here? An easy two-hour drive from the Willamette Valley, your getaway house is nestled in the 100-year-old traditional and charming community just north of Newport called Agate Beach.