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Skyline is a vibrant coastal neighborhood on the western edge of Fidalgo Island in Anacortes, WA. Known for its sweeping views of Burrows Bay, Rosario Strait, the San Juan Islands, and the Olympic Mountains, it offers marina access, community amenities, and a laid-back waterfront lifestyle.
Geography: Situated minutes from downtown Anacortes and the San Juan Ferry Terminal, Skyline lies in the Olympic rain shadow, offering a sunnier, milder microclimate.
Proximity to nature: Next to the 220-acre Washington Park and 2,800-acre Anacortes Community Forest Lands (ACFL), with easy access to Mt. Erie, Deception Pass State Park, and Sugarloaf Mountain.
Marina access: Located directly above Skyline Marina, ideal for boating, fishing, and whale watching.
Waterfront homes: Multi-level residences with panoramic island and mountain views, expansive decks, and vaulted interiors, priced up to ~$1.4M.
Condos: Some include marina slips (e.g., 25’ dock), elevator access, and views of Burrows Bay.
Mobile homes: Updated 3-bed units with new flooring and stainless appliances, priced ~$453k–$480k.
Vacant lots: Level, buildable homesites with utilities in place, often within walking distance of the marina.
Low-cost HOA: Managed by Skyline Property Owners Association (SPOA) Visit at: SPOA Home
Resident perks: Access to private Tugboat Beach, clubhouse, game room, conference room, cabana, tennis/pickleball courts, 5 parks, and 800-slip Skyline Marina.
Community spaces: Cabana and RV parking rentable by residents. Marina slips included with select properties.
Scenic charm: Homes designed for sunset views and wildlife sightings (whales, deer, porpoises, even a local elephant seal named Elsie May).
Events & activities: Annual picnics, flea markets, potlucks, yoga classes, Garden Club, and senior pickleball three times weekly.
Outdoor fun: Ideal for kayaking, hiking, sailing, and biking with nearby access to guided tours and charter fishing.
Local spots: Marina hosts a convenience store, gas station, and coffee shop. Downtown Anacortes (10 min drive) offers dining at Union Tavern, shopping, and cultural attractions.
District: Anacortes School District
Highly rated schools:
Island View Elementary – A- (Niche)
Anacortes Middle School – A- (Niche)
Anacortes High School – A- (Niche), 10/10 (Great Schools)
Vocational: Northwest Career & Technical Academy offers trades programs (e.g., graphic design, construction).
Utilities: City water/sewer, natural gas, broadband (up to 987 Mbps via Comcast).
Energy-efficient upgrades: Triple-pane windows, metal roofs, and gas backup generators in some homes.
Transportation: 5–30 mins to I-5 and Oak Harbor; Bellingham International Airport is the nearest hub. No sidewalks but safe, quiet roads for walking.
Environmental: Coastal risk from rising sea levels; air quality generally excellent (AQI 5), with occasional wildfire smoke days.
Cost of living: ~2% above national average, driven by location and waterfront desirability.
Pet policy: Dogs must be leashed per Anacortes ordinance 6.04.100. Waste stations provided throughout the neighborhood.
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