Welcome to Coastal Breeze! Your charming Ocean-View Cottage Steps from Downtown in the Wolds Smallest Harbor.
Enjoy vintage coastal charm and modern comfort in this beautifully restored 1940s Depoe Bay cottage. Just a short walk from shops, restaurants, and whale watching, this cozy two-bedroom home features stunning ocean views from a rooftop deck, reclaimed hardwood floors from a once thriving local mill, and thoughtful touches throughout. This house is great for a quick get away trip to enjoy the coast or for a month or two long stay for work.
Unwind in the inviting living room with an electric fireplace, flatscreen RokuTV, DVDs, books, and board games. The bright, fully equipped kitchen includes modern appliances, plenty of cookware, and a six-person dining table—perfect for shared meals after a day by the sea.
Both bedrooms feature new queen mattresses and cozy quilts, with an electric fireplace in each bedroom for added warmth. Additional guests can use the sleeper sofa in the living room. Two full bathrooms and a washer/dryer ensure comfort and convenience.
Enjoy your morning coffee on the west facing front porch/ east facing back porch deck or head up to the rooftop deck to spot whales and take in epic sunset views when the day winds down. You'll also have WiFi, cable, and street parking in the front of the cottage for two vehicles.
Things to know:
- Digital entry with unique code per stay
- Located in a quiet neighborhood
- Parking for 2 vehicles
- Must be 21+ to book
-Extended stay available 30+ rate negotiable
-This property is not ADA approved …there is a short walk up several steps to reach the house from the street.
We strongly encourage all guests to purchase travel insurance to protect against unexpected cancellations, travel disruptions, illness, weather events, or other unforeseen circumstances. Refunds are issued in accordance with the cancellation policy selected at the time of booking.
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What this place offers
Bathtub
Shower
TV
Indoor fireplace
Wifi
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven
Stove
Refrigerator
Where you'll sleep
1/2
Bedroom 1
1 queen
Bedroom 2
1 queen
Sleeper Sofa
1 sofa bed (1 queen)
About the neighborhood
World’s Smallest Harbor & Whale Watching
- Depoe Bay boasts the smallest natural navigable harbor in the world, tucked right by the waterfront and bordered by a scenic sea wall.
- It's known as the Whale Watching Capital of the Oregon Coast, with whale sightings nearly year‑round (Mar–Dec), and an Oregon State Parks–staffed Whale Watching Center for great viewing and binoculars.
Scenic Coastal Stops Nearby
- Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area, a dramatic carved rock feature ideal for tide‑pooling and wave watching.
- Boiler Bay Viewpoint (1 mile north) features a sea‑spray viewpoint over a historic shipwreck boiler.
- Rocky Creek & Otter Crest Scenic Viewpoints south of town reward with panoramic coastal vistas, wildlife spotting, and picnic areas.
Walkable Harborfront with Dining & Shops
- A compact downtown lines Coast Ave and U.S. 101: quaint cafes, seafood eateries (like iconic Gracie’s Sea Hag), galleries, boutiques—all within walking distance.
- Don't miss the local favorite Horn Public House for craft brews and ocean views.
Coastal Lifestyle & Community
- A friendly, small‑town vibe with community events, potlucks, and year‑round tourism.
- Residents enjoy daily coastal walks, sea lion and bird watching right from the seawall, and seasonal storms that draw visitors.
In summary:
Staying at 240 SW Coast Ave puts you steps from whale‑watching, dramatic coastal vistas, and a charming waterfront hub of food and shops. Whether you're here for relaxing sea views, wildlife encounters, or nearby state parks, this address offers a quintessential Depoe Bay experience.
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Getting around
Getting Around
- Walkable downtown: The house is a short stroll to Harborfront, dining, galleries, and the Whale Watching Center—all right along Coast Ave & US 101.
- Scenic strolls: Enjoy the seawall for ocean views, picnic spots, and wildlife watching. Pirate Cove and community parks are reachable on foot (just a few blocks north).
- By car: Having a vehicle makes it easy to explore nearby Devil’s Punchbowl, Boiler Bay, Fogarty Creek State Park, and further afield along Highway 101.
Parking Details
- 240 Coast has easy street parking in front of the house. Although the garage is not fit to park a car, guests can parallel park in front of the garage door and house. Coast Ave is not a busy street.
- Public lots: Small public lots, like those at the Whale Watching Center, are available, but fill up quickly on weekends and holidays.
Tips for Guests
Car essential: A vehicle is helpful for visiting nearby state parks, beaches, and viewpoints
Off-street backup: Public lots are limited—plan ahead if staying during busy times
In summary: The home offers convenient street parking for two cars. The neighborhood is highly walkable, especially for dining and whale watching. For scenic drives and coastal adventures beyond the village, having your own vehicle is highly recommended.
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Things to know
House rules
Check-in after 4:00 PM
Check-out before 10:00 AM
6 guests maximum
Safety & property
Exterior security cameras on property
Smoke alarm installed
Fire extinguisher
Cancellation policy
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