08/12/2026
🗺️OFF THE GRID | ISLAND LIVING, REIMAGINED
For those looking to trade the ordinary for something a little more remote, these three island properties offer a rare opportunity to embrace a quieter, more self-sufficient way of life—surrounded by water, forest, and some of the Pacific Northwest’s most spectacular scenery.
⛵ Johns Island | $995,000
A remarkable waterfront compound with 551 feet of shoreline and sweeping views across the Salish Sea toward Waldron, Orcas and Mt. Baker. Three parcels create a private waterfront holding with a 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin, greenhouse, wood-fired hot tub, private mooring buoy and the infrastructure for truly off-grid living—including solar power with battery storage, propane backup, rainwater collection and water filtration.
🌊 Stuart Island | $1,200,000
A beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath waterfront retreat with south-facing views of the Olympic Mountains, a private dock and expansive outdoor spaces. Designed for boating, kayaking, crabbing, fishing—or simply enjoying the ever-changing scenery. No ferry service means getting here is part of the adventure.
🌲 Stuart Island Airway Park | $269,900
A charming 675-square-foot cedar shake cabin nestled among the trees, offering a simple island escape with filtered views of Mt. Baker and access to the community airstrip, dock, launch and beach. Arrive by private boat, charter or plane and settle into a slower pace of life.
Three properties. Two remote islands. One common thread: the freedom to disconnect.
Ready to trade the daily grind for island time? Let’s find your way off the grid.
Jane Sawyer & Peter Anna | Coldwell Banker San Juan Islands
