Navigator, Anacortes: A Small Neighborhood Above Ship Harbor

This is recent construction with a plat name of its own. On the county's books Navigator Lane is the Reserve at Channel Landing, recorded in two phases in February and May of 2014 on a 2010 city short plat, which is why you will see the pocket called Channel Landing. The assessor shows 16 parcels on the lane, built between 2015 and 2023, on lots running 0.20 to 0.72 acre, a wider spread than most new subdivisions offer, with the largest lot on the water and trail side of the hill. Everything sits inside the city limits on city sewer, power, and piped water, so there is no well or septic question here. The plat next door, on Cutter Drive, Clipper Drive, and Edwards Way, is San Juan Passage, recorded in phases from 2008 to 2014, with its own park tract on Ship Harbor Boulevard.

I have not closed a sale on Navigator Lane. The association, its dues, and which windows actually get the channel are the things I confirm for a specific home, in person and from the recorded plat, rather than repeat from a listing site.

Mariners Place is one of the streets of Navigator, not a separate neighborhood. Here is what the county record says about it.

This is recent construction on compact lots, with a plat name of its own. On the county's books Mariners Place is the Reserve at Channel Landing, Phase III, recorded May 5, 2014, the same plat as Navigator Lane next door, which is why you will see the pocket called Channel Landing. The assessor shows 16 parcels on Mariners Place, built between 2015 and 2024, on lots running 0.14 to 0.24 acre, noticeably tighter than Navigator Lane. Everything sits inside the city limits on city sewer, power, and piped water.

I have not closed a sale on Mariners Place. The association, its dues, and which specific homes look north over Guemes Channel are things I confirm for a particular address, on the ground and from the recorded plat, rather than repeat from a listing portal.