Semiahmoo WA Homes For Sale
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Semiahmoo Resort
Semiahmoo opened its doors in 1987 as Washington's largest full-service destination resort. Semiahmoo's Resort area offers a luxurious spa, hot tub, sauna, and a steam room. The resort is also home to the number one and number three rated golf courses in Washington state: Loomis Trail Golf Club and Semiahmoo Golf Country Club!
Semiahmoo is located at the tip of a mile-long natural spit, which forms the entrance to Drayton Harbor and framed by Semiahmoo Bay at Blaine, Washington. The resort is within view of Peace Arch Park at the U.S./Canadian border and is less than an hour drive from Vancouver, British Columbia. The two hour drive from Seattle, whether you choose the direct route along I-5 or the more leisurely option on world-famous Chuckanut Drive, will reward you with one of the most scenic stretches of highway in the Pacific Northwest. With gorgeous views on every side.
Located at the end of a long sand spit guarding Drayton Harbor, Semiahmoo Resort is Washington's largest destination resort. The Inn at Semiahmoo is a part of this massive 800-acre development with facilities such as a 300-slip marina, athletic club, indoor/outdoor pool, hot tub, racquetball and tennis courts, steam room, 18-hole championship golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, restaurants, lounges and plenty of Puget Sound beachfront. The old buildings from the Alaska Packers Association cannery - in business till 1965 - have been restored and developed into a large conference center. The M.V. Plover was built in 1944 as a ferry for cannery workers at Semiahmoo; today the 32-foot boat has been lovingly restored and serves as a passenger and bike ferry. It operates between the harbor at Blaine and the Inn at Semiahmoo summers only.
Marketing Your Semiahmoo Home
If your thinking of putting your Semiahmoo home or property on the market, consider hiring Whatcom Real Estate to do the job. In Whatcom County there are about 75 real estate company's, and around 1,000 real estate agents. When buyers search the internet for Semiahmoo real estate, only ten web sites can be on the first page. In times like this, hire a professional Realtor like myself with 15 years of experience, and tons of internet exposure for your your Semiahmoo Resort area property.
Some of the surrounding areas include Birch Bay, Birch Bay Village, and the town of Blaine, WA. Birch Bay is the crescent shaped bay just south of the Semiahmoo Resort. Visit our Birch Bay real estate pages to find out more about this area or north Whatcom County. On the northern part of Birch Bay is the community of Birch Bay Village which is home to several hundred homes, a boat harbor, 9 hole golf course, and is a private community. visit our Birch Bay Village real estate pages to find out more. Additionally visit our Blaine WA real estate page to find out more about the near-by town of Blaine, Washington.
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