Home Associates
Builders, Inc.
Building Quality Custom Homes on the Olympic Peninsula
Home Associates
Builders, Inc.
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About Port LudlowPort Ludlow is located on the Olympic Peninsula, just a short ferry ride and a scenic drive from Seattle.Port Ludlow was discovered in the mid 1800s and was founded in the 1870s' by Pope and Talbot as a logging and sawmill. A mere 100 or so years later Pope and Talbot recognized the beauty of the area and decided to utilize it in the form of a resort and residential community.
There's much to do in and around Port Ludlow - hiking, fishing, boating, golf, clam digging, oyster picking, swimming, tennis, shopping, and more. The championship golf course at Port Ludlow was designed by Robert Muir Graves and was rated by Esquire Magazine as "one of the top 5 most scenic courses in the world". The 300 slip marina is full service with gas and diesel fuel available as well as supplies at the local marina store.
From Edmonds take the Kingston ferry and follow the highway through Port Gamble to the Hood Canal Bridge. After crossing the Hood Canal Bridge, turn right onto Paradise Bay Road and follow that road approximately 5 miles to Port Ludlow. Come for a visit and you'll want to stay! If you would like to learn more about the area, here are some links to more websites about the Port Ludlow area. These links will open a new browser window, which you can close to return to the Ludlow Bay Homes website. Please contact us to talk with us about making your dream home in Port Ludlow a reality. We can help you with the designing and/or building of a custom home for you. We welcome your inquiries and look forward to hearing from you. |
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Today
this beautiful resort and residential community features a world class
27 hole golf course, a 300 slip, full service marina, and gorgeous views
of the Cascade Mountains, the Olympic Mountains, and Puget Sound shipping
lanes. Over 2500 residents call Port Ludlow home, and many more enjoy
it's beauty when they come for a visit at one of the waterfront condominiums.
Port Ludlow is a 2,000 acre master planned community designed to enhance
the beauty of the natural surroundings.
From
Seattle take the ferry to Bainbridge Island. On Bainbridge proceed north
on Highway 305 through Poulsbo. Once through Poulsbo, turn onto Highway
104 heading for the Hood Canal Bridge. Cross overe the Hood Canal Bridge
and turn right onto Paradise Bay Road at the very end of the Bridge. Follow
that road for about 5 miles and you're in Port Ludlow!