Semiahmoo
The Pacific
Northwest's most spectacular resort community, located just
south of the Canadian border. Less than an hour from Vancouver,
B.C. and two hours from Seattle, Washington, Semiahmoo offers
unspoiled scenic beauty of both water and abundant wildlife.
Covering
more than 1,100 acres, Semiahmoo abounds with such amenities
as:
- miles
of unspoiled shoreline and biking trails.easy
access to sailing the San Juans and Georgia Strait with
a full service, 300 slip private marina.unique
community life with a Country Clubhouse, including tennis
and swimming.two
18-hole golf courses - Semiahmoo & Loomis Trail- which are ranked #1 & #2 public courses in the state.
- luxurious
four-star beach-front resort hotel, Semiahmoo
Resort boast a full service health club/spa and award winning
fine dining with Stars.

Semiahmoo Peninsula
Semiahmoo Spit is a peninsula of land that extended out between Drayton Harbor and Semiahmoo Bay. Here sits the world-class Semiahmoo Resort & Spa. Once home to the Alaska Packers Association (APA) cannery, the 200-room resort hosts gatherings from around the world in a breathtaking setting surrounded by a pristine beach. The historic passenger ferry M/V Plover that once shuttled cannery workers across the harbor to work still runs in the summers for tourists. A new development on Semiahmoo Peninsula is Marin, 54 meticulously crafted beachfront homes that feature spectacular westerly views over the Georgia Straight, Gulf Islands and White Rock, British Columbia. The easterly view has a backdrop of snow-capped Mount Baker and Drayton Harbor.
Real estate
opportunities at Semiahmoo have gathered much acclaim. Whether
you prefer large ocean-front homes, beach-front condominiums
or top-quality custom homes bordering a Arnold-Palmer golf
course, you'll see why Semiahmoo is consider the #1 choice
for quality living in the Pacific Northwest!
Real Estate Listings in the exclusive community of Semiahmoo:
Golf Course Homes in Semiahmoo
Marin @ Semiahmoo - a perfect, sophisticated development for the Semiahmoo Peninsula.


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