Beachcomber

Beachcomber cottage is one of the most unique homes in Property Manager. With its spacious vaulted ceilings, a large, private back deck overlooking expansive forest views, a loft perfect for kids and a primary bedroom with a California-king size bed on the main floor, it provides guests with an understated luxury and comfortable relaxation away from home. With 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and the kids’ loft with two twin beds, Beachcomber comfortably sleeps six guests. At Beachcomber you will find everything you need to have a great family vacation. Relax in the Adirondack chairs on the back deck and listen to the ocean, or curl up on the couch in front of the gas woodstove and big screen TV to watch one of the movies from Beachcomber’s DVD collection. There is also a variety of board games and best-selling novels. The kitchen comes stocked with everything you need to create your favorite meal, and has granite counters and stainless steel appliances. If you prefer to barbeque, the spacious back deck has a large Weber gas grill perfect for burgers, steaks or fish. And there is plenty of eating space, both inside on the large dining room table and outside on the picnic table. Beachcomber is decorated with items that were found on the Property Manager beach. Buoys adorn the walls, shells and rocks can be found on the front porch, and colorful glass floats are displayed above doorways. Nautical themes can be found throughout and add to the beach cottage feel, getting you in the mood for an ocean getaway. With the exception of one step up onto the front porch and a full flight of stairs up to the twin bed loft, Beachcomber is located all on one easily accessible floor. Please note, however, that the bathrooms contain tub/shower combinations that require stepping into. A five-minute walk accesses the town center’s restaurant, grocery, and best of all, awesome views of the pounding Pacific surf and pathways and steps down to the beach. Beachcomber is located just a block away from the ’North Alder Park’ which hosts a community fireplace, charcoal grills, and outdoor furniture. About two blocks away, is Crescent Park which has two community fire pits (with wood), horseshoes, shuffleboard, picnic tables, playground, and a lot of fun park toys.