San Juan Island is the largest of its namesake archipelago, nestled between Haro Strait and the San Juan Channel at the borders of Vancouver, British Columbia and Seattle Washington. Pristine nature surrounds you, from gorgeous beaches to the ocean to the verdant and diverse island landscape. Adventure awaits at San Juan Islands with 450 islands, rocks, and pinnacles that are federally protected. Explore cedar and fir forests, keep an eye out for pods of migrating orcas, glimpse majestic bald eagles, or listen to the waves lap the shore. The estate is a short drive from Friday Harbor, San Juan Island's capital seaport. Friday Harbor is charmingly walkable and offers abundant culture with museums of art, history, whales and indigenous Lummi and Samish culture, aviation, and one honoring the region's veterans. On the Northwestern coast of the island, you will find a boater's paradise in Roche Harbor. Take a stroll through the forest on the walking paths or through the sculpture park, enjoy a game of bocce or tennis, kayak the bay, or watch the seaplanes land from the patio of one of the waterfront restaurants. Roche Harbor offers an upscale seaside resort, event venue, lush gardens, airport, and a world-class marina. Hop on a whale watching or kayaking tour, or take the ferry to Lopez, Shaw, or Orcas Island. Find everything from breweries and wine tasting to restaurants and coffee shops to farmer's markets and boutiques. San Juan Island National Historic Park lies on the south side of the island, 10 miles from the estate, with picturesque, two-mile-long South Beach and the Cattle Point Lighthouse overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca.