Point Brown

Are you looking for a secluded, seaside West Coast retreat? Located just over two hours from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is the windswept serenity of Point Brown. With a Point Brown timeshare resale, you will own a vacation retreat where cool, coastal winds blow year-around, where boating and sailing are a way of life, and where your days can be defined by beach walks, lingering by the pool, curling up with a good book, and watching the waves crash on the beach of this northern Washington peninsula.

Do You Have Point Brown Resort Points or Deeded Ownership to Sell?

If you no longer use your timeshare points or deeded ownership, selling on the secondary market makes a lot of sense. We offer a simple way to sell your points, interval, or other timeshare.

Bypass the agents and brokers and work directly with your prospective buyer, setting the price and negotiating the timeshare deal you want. To learn more about selling using free timeshare advertising, follow the link on this webpage.

Relax, Restore, and Recharge at Your Point Brown Timeshare Resale

Timeshares at Point Brown are available in two floor plans, a roomy 700-plus square-foot studio designed to accommodate two and a 900-plus square-foot one-bedroom, designed to accommodate up to four. Both layouts feature a full kitchen, including a dishwasher, a jetted whirlpool tub, an in-unit washer and dryer, a fireplace, a television and DVD player, and a private balcony or patio.

On-site amenities include a swimming pool and a game room. Located within five miles of the resort is a grocery, salon, and medical facilities. Another fact that is handy to know is that check in for this property is at the Beachcomber Resort, located approximately six miles from Point Brown.

Explore the Oyhut Wildlife Recreation Area, or head to one of the nearby communities to dine on local seafood, take in any of a number of seasonal festivals, golf, shop, or try your luck at a casino. Some of the more popular festivals include the Ocean Shores Beach Blast, the annual Arts and Crafts Festival, and festivals for triathletes, kite flying, clam digging, Sasquatch watching, and even an Irish music festival.