3520 Agate Bay Ln, Bellingham, WA 98226

Discover our exclusive $2,007 Home Buyers' BONUS! Get more information and pixs at www.wesellbellingham.com Country Living in A Sunny Oasis Amidst $36,000 Worth of Timber, Less Than A Mile From Lake Whatcom's East Shore! Older Manufactured Home, Nicely Kept Inside, Plus a Large Shop in Gated Acreage. Dir: Alabama to North Shore Drive around Lake Tip, becomes N. Shore Rd to Agate Bay Lane. Neighborhood Description North Shore Road begins just outside the city limits of Bellingham and runs along the base of Squalicum and Stuart mountains on the northeast side of Lake Whatcom. A continuation of Northshore Dr. in the Silver Beach Neighborhood, North Shore Rd. runs close to the shoreline of the lake for a little more than five miles before it ends. This upscale residential neighborhood has many nice waterfront homes. Most waterfront homes here have private docks, beautiful views and enjoy the warm afternoon and evening sun. Lake Whatcom is used by residents for boating, swimming, fishing, water skiing, and kayaking. The North Shore area has only one commercial business, Grammy's Restaurant. Grammy's is a local favorite that serves food, beer and wine. It has dry goods and beer and wine to go. Located at the intersection of North Shore Road and the Y Road, it is the only store in the area. Residents on the North Shore Road must drive several miles into Bellingham to get to the nearest grocery store and other retail stores. North Lake Whatcom Park Hertz Trail (North Shore Trail) is a 3.1 mile trail that runs along the shores of Lake Whatcom. It's a beautiful, year-round trail for pedestrians, joggers and bicycles. There is a waterfall about 1 mile out. Wheelchair parking and access is available 0.25 miles from the main parking area. This trail has been designated as an off-leash area for dogs that are under voice control. Lake Whatcom is the source of drinking water for over 85,000 local residents. The Lake Whatcom Management Program website has information about the Lake Whatcom watershed and how local residents can protect the local drinking water while living within the watershed.