ORCAS ISLAND REAL ESTATE 

Orcas Island Real Estate

Stewards' Knoll in the

San Juan Islands

of Washington State

looks out on the

Olympic Mountains, 

 Deer Harbor, 

historic Cayou Valley, 

 Deer Harbor Estuary, and diverse abundant wildlife through lagoon, meadows, ponds and forests 

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San Juan Islands Real Estate

The Cayou Valley Lagoon

in the San Juan Islands

is part of an interconnected ecosystem under the

ownership and stewardship of Bob and Meg Connor 

for the past 30 years.

Federal, State, and County Agencies have understood the value of this Orcas Island Real Estate. 

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San Juan Islands Real Estate

There are factual reasons why the San Juan Islands are known as the Banana Belt of the Northwest---abundant sun and just enough rain.

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Interactive Real Estate Map

See a few key photos of this magnificent property, then take an interactive tour of Stewards' Knoll and surrounding real estate.

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Historic Homestead Site

Hudson Bay trapper Louis Cayou was one of the first European Americans to settle in the San Juan Islands. He and his Native American wife lived along the Lagoon.

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Native American Islanders

When the first Europeans arrived in Deer Harbor they found a Coastal Indian encampment along the lagoon. Their split cedar long houses measured 100’ by 20’

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Stewards' Knoll Home Site

As a modern day Steward

you can take advantage of today's technological advances or chose from other  architectural styles.

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Orcas Island Real Estate 

Ideal Wild Life Habitat

Stewards' Knoll and surrounding acreage is home to Black Tailed Deer, River Otters, Mink, Squirrels, Muskrat, Fox, and Raccoons.

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Frank Richardson

Wildlife Preserve

Migratory and native birds and other wild species thrive in marsh protected by the Connors of Deer Harbor.

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Deer Harbor Lagoon Estuary

An important ecological mosaic of habitats which qualify as "Priority Habitat" by the State of Washington.

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Deer Harbor Real Estate

Great Blue Heron, Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, and Osprey, share this Orcas Island Real Estate with other birds and a few lucky people.

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Wild Birds Around Your Home - Around Your Estate

Bird Watching is one of the most popular activities in the nation. Your front door opens to one of the best bird watching sites in the state.

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San Juan Islands Marine Life

Whether on your own boat or on a Wildlife Charter Cruise you are assured of seeing an incredible abundance of  Pacific Northwest marine life. 

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Deer Harbor Lagoon

Estuary Restoration

Federal, State, and County agencies, the University of Washington and locals join in Deer Harbor Bridge project. 

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Wild Naturally Organic Farm and Wildlife Preserve

Agriculture, Aquaculture, Education, Forestry, and Permaculture woven through a significant wildlife preserve brings unexpected positive benefits resulting in encouraging prospects for a new future in Island Farming.

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Deer Harbor Residents  Form Plan based on Consensus

The Growth Management Board and the San Juan County Planning Department asked and Deer Harbor residents delivered a comprehensive plan

which enjoyed unanimous ratification by the community. 

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Deer Harbor Marina and

The Resort at Deer Harbor

At the hub of marine activity in the San Juan Islands, Deer Harbor offers its state of the art facility.

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World Famous Permaculture

The Bullock family's renowned permaculture site utilizes the Connors' 140

acre estate for yearly permaculture conference. 

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Fishing in the San Juan Islands.  A Way of Life

King, Silver, Pink, Sockeye, and Chum Salmon; Red Snapper, Ling Cod, Rock Cod, Halibut, Dungeness Crab, and Shrimp.

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Orcas Island Real Estate

That Will Always Be Free

Moran State Park is over 5000 acres. The tower at the top affords a 360 degree view of islands and mountains.

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Questions about information you have not found?

Contact the Connors 

Click Here to Email the Connors                Telephone 360-376-2480