Lighthouse Lookout
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3 bed · 2 bath · sleeps 7
Beds: 3 Queen · 1 Twin
$500/nt
About this home
Lighthouse Lookout is a is a 1300 square foot home with breathtaking views and quick access to the beach, just across the street. It was built in 2000, but the design was inspired by the Heceta Lighthouse Keeper's House. While not a 150 year old coastal cabin, there is a theme of 'warmth and comfort' from the storm.
Those old buildings were-are cold and drafty - we've not had problems keeping salt shaker from caking, or candles flickering! - even when the rain is blowing hard against the house. It is a fantastic spot for watching winter storms.
On the first level of the house which is up all of those stairs you see in the photo, you'll find the main living area. Which includes the galley kitchen, dining room & living room all with fantastic ocean views. There is also a bathroom, laundry room and queen bedroom on this floor and quick access to the back deck to enjoy the morning sun or the immense front porch for watching, whales, pelicans, bald eagles and many other birds.
Up the stairs takes you to the second floor where you'll find an open loft with a twin bed, desk and TV. In addition there are 2 more queen bedrooms and another bathroom. You even have a view of the lighthouse and the sea lion caves from the north bedroom.
Amenities: • 50 inch flat screen with cable TV package and DVD player • 32 inch flat screen in 3rd floor siting room • Towels, linens, blankets and pillows for 7 guests. • Electric range, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and all the pots, pans, dishes, and flatware you'll need.
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Where you'll be
Florence, Oregon — exact address shared after booking.
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