Umatilla Hill   Port Townsend, Washington
Projects


Pocket Neighborhoods
Third Street Cottages
Danielson Grove
Conover Commons Cottages
Conover Commons Homes
Greenwood Avenue Cottages
Salish Pond Cottages
Backyard Neighborhood
Umatilla Hill Neighborhood
Woodlands
Spring Valley
Wyer's End

New Residential
Aldermarsh
Buck Mountain
Buck Mountain Bunkhouse
Sprucehouse at Woodlands
Blue Sky
Dungeness
Green Tower
Keystone Prairie
Orcas House
Saratoga
Skaboose and House
Sandy Point House
Chautauqua
Arnn Hill
Gilann Ridge House
Gilann Ridge Cottage
Songbird House
Crab Point Cottage

Residential Renovation
Additions to a Post-War Box
Towerhouse
North Bluff Addition
Poet's Corner
Meydenbauer House

Conference/Retreat Centers
Whidbey Institute:
   
Thomas Berry Hall
   
Pavilion
   
Chinook Farmhouse
   
Iona House
   Woodland Sanctuary
Tahoma Zen Monastery

Mixed Use
Second Street Project

Description

This little neighborhood in Port Townsend covers 2-1/2 blocks and includes 10 garden-courtyard cottages and 17 fee-lots with small and medium-sized houses. Some were built as spec homes; others were custom designed. Umatilla Hill was built and developed by Fred Kimball and Rick Landis.
 
The neighborhood’s streets and alleys are made to be livable spaces -- there are no streets of blank garage doors and soul-less portico entries. Large porches and active rooms of the houses face the street, while garages, studios, workshops, backyard cottages and gardens are accessed off of alleys. Mid-block pedestrian walkways connect the blocks and trails link Umatilla to the surrounding neighborhoods.

For more information,
visit the Umatilla Hill website.