5 Washington Waterfront and Downtown Homes Priced Near $1M

Along the water’s edge in Washougal, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence is oriented to breathtaking Columbia River views, with large windows that keep the landscape in constant frame. An open layout pairs with laminate flooring throughout and tall 8-foot doors for a clean, cohesive feel. The kitchen leans decisively high-end—commercial-grade refrigerator, gas cooktop and stove, waterfall quartz countertops, and abundant cabinetry—designed for both daily ease and ambitious cooking. In the living area, a gas fireplace adds warmth without competing with the outlook. Outside, a private backyard oasis centers on an inground heated pool and built-in hot tub, complemented by an easy-maintenance yard and a corner-lot setting. Practical comforts include dual-zone high-efficiency HVAC, a hybrid hot water heater with instant recirculation, whole-house natural gas generator, security system, and blackout and solar shades, plus a 10×24′ heated storage room on the lower level.

Along the water’s edge on Goss Lake in Langley, this retreat pairs two distinct living spaces—a charming main home and an inviting, refreshed cabin—across nearly an acre with 111 feet (+/-) of private shoreline. The main house is arranged with an upstairs living area designed to capture lake views, complemented by hardwood floors, a thoughtfully quaint kitchen, two bedrooms, and a full bath. At the entry, a spacious utility room and a flexible bonus room offer options for a home office or guest space. The original cabin has been updated with a new electrical system and energy-efficient windows, with an Atlas propane stove for year-round comfort; upstairs, two additional rooms include one that opens to a private deck overlooking the lake. Between the two, an expansive patio and greenhouse set the stage for easy afternoons, with slate stairs leading to an outbuilding, a private hot tub, and a dock for swimming, fishing, paddleboarding, and kayaking through sunset.

Along the water’s edge at Marina Vista Estates at Columbia Point, this high-end condo is positioned on the Columbia River and borders the Columbia Point Golf Course. Inside, an open-concept great room is grounded by hardwood flooring and warmed by a cozy gas fireplace, while a wall of windows captures unobstructed river views. Remote-controlled Hunter Douglas blinds add a quiet layer of everyday ease. The gourmet kitchen pairs granite countertops with a tiled backsplash, a large island, and a spacious walk-in pantry—well suited to casual mornings and lively evenings alike. The expansive primary suite feels like a true retreat, with patio-door access, dual walk-in closets, dual vanities, a jetted soaking tub, and a separate walk-in shower. Out back, a year-round patio with an infrared heater, natural gas hookup, gas fire table with LED lighting, and Bluetooth-enabled weatherproof speakers extends the riverfront mood well past sunset.

Along the water’s edge in downtown Gig Harbor, this 1900 home pairs period character with thoughtful updates for modern daily life. Mornings can start with a walk to Susanne’s Bakery, followed by a waterfront stroll as boats glide in and out of the harbor. Inside, hardwood floors, fresh paint, updated lighting, a new furnace, and a cozy gas fireplace set an easy, comfortable tone. The bathroom’s heated floors add a welcome touch, while the primary suite opens to a Juliet balcony with soft water views. A brand-new roof is being installed 4/14. Out front, a covered porch offers a front-row seat to Skansie Park concerts, the Maritime Festival, and holiday parades. Out back, the mood turns private and quiet with a patio, outdoor fireplace, hot tub, water feature, raised garden beds, a new shed, and mountain views.

In the heart of downtown Vancouver, Washington, 6th Street Townhomes pairs a cosmopolitan townhome lifestyle with designer finishes and a forward-looking approach to building. Conceived around the four elements, these residences have already embraced Earth through resilient materials and best-practice assembly, and Air with heightened air sealing and thoughtful air management. Fire is addressed with high-efficiency HVAC equipment and solar readiness, while the newest homes introduce Water as a fourth element—an evolution that signals a new chapter for the community. Plumbed for central vac, the homes balance everyday convenience with performance-minded design. With only a limited number remaining from the original collection of 10, the experience feels intentionally curated: modern living, grounded in details that support comfort and ease, just steps from the energy of downtown.