0 Oak Bay Road, Port Ludlow, WA 98365

Property Description

Discover the possibilities with this 3-parcel vacant land offering in Port Ludlow, WA, totaling more than 3.5 acres. Located near Oak Bay, these undeveloped parcels provide an opportunity to create a property that fits your vision. With power available in the street, buyers can explore a variety of potential uses for the land, subject to Jefferson County requirements and approvals. Whether you envision building a primary residence, creating a private retreat surrounded by Pacific Northwest scenery, developing additional outdoor living or recreational space, or simply holding the property for future plans, three separate parcels provide flexibility for how the acreage may be utilized. Enjoy access to some of Jefferson County's outdoor destinations, including Oak Bay County Park, which offers waterfront access along Oak Bay, as well as Hicks County Park with its Hood Canal boat and kayak launch. Explore the forested Ludlow Falls Interpretive Trail in Port Ludlow or enjoy the area's nearby waterways and recreation. Bring your ideas and explore the potential of vacant land in Port Ludlow with more than 3.5 combined acres, three parcels, and the freedom to envision what comes next. Buyer to verify intended land use, development requirements, utilities, and feasibility with Jefferson County and applicable utility providers.

Listing Status:

Active

Data Last Updated:

August 27, 2026 at 4:22PM

Listing Office:

Ideal Real Estate : 360-504-3200

Listing Agent:

Joanne Soderlind : 360-504-3200

MLS ID:

2567431

Interior

• A/C: None
• Heating: None
• Fireplace: Fireplaces: 0

Construction

• General: 41 - Res-Over 1 Acre

Location

• Road/Access: Paved
• HOA Amenities: 0.0
• Originating MLS: nwmls
• School District: Chimacum #49
• County: Jefferson

Lot

• Topography: LevelSloped
• Zoning: 976800078
• View: TerritorialView
• Restrictions: Unknown

Utilities

• Utilities: Electricity Available
• Water: Well Needed
• Sewer: Not Available

Financial

• Source: nwmls