112 Hectors Way
112 Hectors Way, Quilcene, WA 98376 · Jefferson County
$1,200,000
21.8 acres
50 cumulative days on market
Size
21.8 acres
Price / acre
$55,071
List price ÷ acreage
Annual tax
$4,048
2026 assessment
Improvements
2,880 SF
House on the parcel

Listing Broker: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc; Jim Munn; 360-301-4700; jmunn@olypen.com
About this parcel
For the first time in more than a century, this cherished Lake Leland generational farm is offered for sale—an extraordinary opportunity to begin a new legacy. Encompassing 20+ acres and among the lake’s largest parcels, the property features more than 250 feet of waterfront, a private dock, and a picturesque pond, all set within the peaceful abundance of the Pacific Northwest. Lake Leland is a quiet, year-round fishing lake known for its large bass and stocked trout. Its 10-mph speed limit creates an ideal setting for fishing, kayaking, swimming, birdwatching, and unhurried lakefront living. In spring, the calls of thousands of frogs create an evening chorus, joined by owls calling from nearby forests. This is an oasis for the migrating birds. Perfect for bird watchers. Known as Raven’s Haven, the property provides habitat for a family of ravens that returns to raise its young. Morning dew helps keep the pastures lush, while resident bees inhabit an old-growth cedar. Two year-round creeks cross the land, complementing excellent domestic water and a naturally sub-irrigated pasture. Beautiful rainforest soils, a remarkable 10-acre cedar forest, and a mild climate create exceptional potential for a small-scale niche farm or private retreat. This is a landscape to grow, steward, and enjoy—shaped by water, forest, wildlife, and generations of care. A rare opportunity to own a historic Lake Leland waterfront farm where privacy, natural beauty, and possibility meet.
Written by the listing broker. On land this is the primary source for anything beyond price, acreage, and utilities — the MLS publishes no structured zoning, topography, or water-right data — so read it closely, and verify it.
Highlights
- Adjacent to Public Land
Location
A single point from the MLS, not a boundary. Parcel lines come from the county assessor and a survey — ask us for the map before you walk it.
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