Searching for your ideal full-time residence or the perfect Pacific Northwest retreat? Wake-up to a low-maintenance waterfront lifestyle with breathtaking western views of Budd Inlet, the Capitol, Swantown Marina, and the Olympic Mountains. Relax on your private balcony, watch the sunsets and 4th of July fireworks, and enjoy easy living minutes from Percival Landing, the Olympia Farmer’s Market, and downtown Olympia. Community amenities include a heated pool, clubhouse, sauna, EV chargers, and on-site maintenance M-F. Two spacious bathrooms and 1.5 bathrooms offer plenty of room to rest, and the living spaces feature views, vibes, and a gas fireplace for those cooler days. Open the closets as you tour the home. You’ll love the storage space throughout. Recent renovations include a kitchen remodel, updated hall bathroom, new windows, new lighting, updated doors and trim, LVP flooring, and crown molding. Two parking spaces, one covered and one uncovered, are included. HOA dues include gas, water, sewer, garbage, and basic cable. This is the perfect lock-and-leave home for enjoying the best of the Pacific Northwest.
Active since July 2, 2026
Perfect PNW Retreat
904 East Bay Drive NE #B302 · Olympia, WA
2 Bed
1½ Bath
1482 Sq Ft
Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode
- Year Built 1979
- Lot Size 1,176 sq ft
- Parking Spaces 2
- Parking Type Carport, Uncovered
- Lot Details Paved, Sidewalk
- View Bay, City, Mountains, Sound
- Exterior Features Cement Planked, Wood, Wood Products
- Interior Features Cooking-Electric, Dryer-Electric, Fireplace, Insulated Windows, Primary Bathroom, Walk-In Closet(s), Washer
- Heating & Cooling Forced Air, Window Unit(s)
- Floor Covering Ceramic Tile, Vinyl, Vinyl Plank, Carpet
- Annual Taxes $3,719 (2026)
- HOA Dues $836 / Monthly
- MLS Number 2547664
- Elementary School Roosevelt Elementary
- Junior High Reeves Mid
- Senior High Olympia High
What’s Nearby
Drees of Olympia is the downtown gift-and-home shop, set in an 1890 building near the Washington Center and Sylvester Park — home furnishings, fine stationery, and seasonal décor chosen with a real eye for design. Closed Mondays; the housewarming-gift problem solves itself here.
Down on the waterfront, Vino Mar Bistro is the newest table at Percival Landing, from the crew behind Valentina's — dinner and a glass of wine right over the water, open evenings Tuesday through Sunday.
For the outdoors, Squaxin Park is the 314-acre waterfront park on Budd Inlet — renamed in 2022 to honor the Squaxin Island Tribe — with miles of forest trail, picnic shelters, a big playground, and a mile of saltwater shoreline.
San Francisco Street Bakery is the thirty-year-old bakery over on the east side — scratch bagels, pastries, and made-to-order sandwiches, now run by a second generation. Open early, seven days.
And the downtown loop — Capitol Lake sits right at the center of town, ringed by a paved path through Heritage and Marathon Parks with views of the Capitol dome and, on a clear day, the Olympics.
Olympia Farmers Market rounds it out — 100-plus South Sound growers and makers at the north end of Capitol Way, running since 1975. Open year-round, with the fullest lineup Thursday through Saturday spring through fall.
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