Baker Beach Cottage is a quiet oasis steps from the beach and around the corner from downtown Cannon Beach. This lovely three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home, with a separate bunkhouse, is ideally appointed for family fun. This home exudes flair from the start with its vaulted ceilings and open-concept living area. Your friends and family will feel at home in a living space tailor-made for togetherness. An open kitchen offers plenty of work space and a large dining table (with a built-in bench). The spacious living room features a stone fireplace with plenty of seating to enjoy the fireplace or a movie. Glass French doors show the way to the back deck and patio, complete with a fire pit and Adirondack chairs. The backyard is surprisingly large and has a separate bunkhouse to one side of the yard. It’s a great place for kids “too old for adult supervision” to hang out. Another feature is the outside shower head for washing off the sand before entering. The single-car garage is available to guests and has a laundry center that can also be used. Ready to rest those weary bones? Every member of your family and friends will be sitting pretty come evening. There are three bedrooms on the second floor, each one being distinct. There’s a king bed in the serene primary bedroom with access to the deck on the front side of the house. So if you’re looking for a spot for that morning cup of coffee, you’ve found it. The deck also has a second door to a bedroom with two twin beds. This bedroom also has a TV, making it an excellent spot for kids to sprawl out, relax, watch a movie, or have a quiet place for a good book. The third bedroom has a queen bed, overlooks the backyard, and is quiet and peaceful. The full bath is upstairs, and a half bath is on the main floor. When you’re ready to start exploring, downtown Cannon Beach's amenities and entertainment are just a short walk down the road. (Don’t miss EVOO. Cooking School is just down the block!) And when it’s beach time, you’re only a short half-block away. Baker Beach Cottage . . . it’s time to come home.