Set on the bluff above Port Angeles, 1623 W 5th Street pairs genuinely one-of-a-kind architecture with one of the finest views on the Peninsula. The home's custom Northwest contemporary design turns heads from the curb with a rounded turret bay crowned by a soaring arched window, layered hipped rooflines, and a columned entry framed in warm terracotta accents. Out back, an elevated view deck reaches toward the water, capturing a breathtaking, protected panorama of the Port Angeles harbor, Ediz Hook, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the Olympic Mountains. Sitting adjacent to public open space, that view will remain yours for good. Inside, 2,346 square feet of finished living space is just as distinctive as the exterior. Cathedral ceilings soar overhead, while curved walls, glass block accents, a grand stairway, and sculptured chandeliers create a living space unlike anything else on the market. The primary suite claims the entire view, complete with a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath with jetted tub and double sinks. The well-designed kitchen offers abundant cabinetry and a generous pantry, and a dedicated room stands ready as a home office. This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home was also thoughtfully designed for full accessibility, anchored by an elevator sized comfortably for a wheelchair or simply for carrying groceries up with ease. The 1,120-square-foot garage and shop area includes a drive-through bay, an enclosed single-car space with storage, and a dedicated shop, with covered parking just off the garage for an additional vehicle or equipment. Built in 1993 and lovingly cared for by a single owner, this home rests on a 9,147-square-foot lot and offers a rare combination of striking design, true accessibility, and an irreplaceable setting.