Tucked into mature spruce and hemlocks on a quiet street, this 2002 cedar-shingle custom-built home offers easy single-level living. Nestled in a private wooded setting, it allows plenty of room to breathe and it’s not far from the beach. The main level keeps everything on one floor with four bedrooms, three full baths, and an open great room where vaulted ceilings and walls of windows draw the forest indoors. The kitchen features white cabinetry, granite counters, a center island, and stainless appliances, flowing into the open living area and a bayed breakfast nook. The primary suite opens through French doors to a screened, cedar-lined porch, and the primary bath features a water closet, soaking tub, and separate shower. Downstairs, a finished recreation and media room adds flexible space for movie nights, music, hobbies, or guests, with a Murphy bed for overflow. The oversized three-car garage also houses a large workshop with generous storage—ample room for vehicles, boats, bikes, and gear. Outside, multi-level decks, a pergola lounge strung with lights, and raised garden beds make the most of the tree canopy and coastal air. Just to the north, a lazy little creek winds through the property in a park-like setting. Set between Cannon Beach and Manzanita, Arch Cape is one of the North Coast’s most private enclaves, with miles of uncrowded sand nearby and Oswald West State Park and Hug Point a short drive away. Don’t miss out on this true coastal retreat!