Published: March 6, 2026 | Read Time: 4 Minutes
From new neighborhoods to new merchants and experiences, Seabrook has seen exponential growth during its first twenty-two years. What began as a dream has grown into a living, evolving town, shaped every day by the people who choose to spend time here, invest here, and call this place home. In the coming years, Seabrook is primed to become a world-class destination with its irreplaceable oceanfront location, award-winning town center design, ready-to-build land, golf course, a beach club, and an oceanfront luxury hotel and spa, and much more that will set it apart.
When Laura and I first imagined Seabrook, we weren’t thinking about a destination that people would visit once or twice a year. We were thinking about a place that could support real life. A town with walkable streets, meaningful connections, access to nature, and the kinds of everyday amenities that make it possible to stay.
In 2025, we celebrated a major milestone with the completion of the Pacific Landing block, delivering twelve new residential homes and four new retail storefronts right in the heart of town. Along the way, we welcomed new commercial tenants, including Basecamp and Pacific Edge Adventures on Market Street and at Fernwood Station, as well as Bellwether Café and Sol-Ful in the Front Street Retail District.
The last twenty-two years have been really exciting, but the next three years will be the most impactful. Seabrook will go from a place that people will not only think about vacationing, but also to a place they want to live full-time. Over the next two to three years, our goal is to go from fifteen percent to thirty percent full-time residents. Seabrook is becoming a town people don’t just visit, but choose to build their lives around.
We are entering a period of transformation, not just for Seabrook, but for the surrounding North Beach community. With the Town Center nearing completion, expanded trail networks, a regenerative farm, and new regional investments in healthcare, education, and community spaces, Seabrook is moving toward becoming a place where full-time living feels natural and supported.
What to Look Forward to in 2026 and Beyond
- Grand Opening of Pacific Landing: Pacific Landing is now complete and is welcoming new merchants to its spaces! Basecamp, Koko’s, Lips & Lids, and the Salt & Honey boutique are all set for grand openings in the coming months. Stay tuned for more information on these merchant additions.
- Summer Food Trucks at Fernwood: The newly completed Fernwood Station Courtyard will officially come alive in summer 2026 with the arrival of food trucks, creating a casual gathering place for neighbors and visitors.
- Seabrook Catering: The owners of the renowned Seattle-based catering firm, Duos, will soon be overseeing Seabrook’s catering operations, bringing a truly elevated culinary experience to Seabrook events.
- Koko’s Grand Move: The Pacific Landing block will welcome a newer, larger Koko’s restaurant, offering enhanced water views and an expanded dining experience.
- Schultz Farm: The 80-acre regenerative farm celebrated its first harvest in 2025 and is preparing for a larger-scale growing season in 2026, bringing locally grown food and sustainable agriculture practices to the community.
- The Newhart Building: Construction continues on this purpose-built venue designed to host wedding parties, retreats, and corporate groups, blending hospitality with privacy. Groups can look forward to booking this space in early summer.
- The Sunset District: Vertical progress continues on Seabrook’s final “in-town” urban block, including the Starboard and Mariner buildings, new townhomes, new retail spaces, and a new oceanview restaurant.
- Seabrook 2.0 and 3.0: Detailed planning is underway for Maker’s Village, with a renewed focus on full-time living, alongside early planning for the Pacific Grove Hillside neighborhood.
- Short Course Golf & Indoor Pickleball: A short golf course and indoor pickleball facility are in the design phase, located just a five-minute walk north of Fernwood. The course will draw inspiration from Quicksands at Gamble Sands and Shorty’s at Bandon Dunes.
- Trail Network Expansion: Our trail crew remains busy, with plans to add another 25 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails in the coming years.
- Museum of the North Beach: With the museum settled into its temporary home at the historic Dorothy Anderson Cabin, volunteers are now focused on fundraising and planning for a permanent facility in Moclips.
- Medical Clinic: Construction is underway on a new walk-in medical clinic that will offer urgent care and healthcare services to North Beach, significantly improving access for residents and visitors.
- Elementary School: A new elementary school, located just up the road from Seabrook, is currently in the design phase, supported by $40 million in funding from the state of Washington.
- Community Center: Plans continue for a future community center sponsored by the Seabrook Community Foundation, envisioned as a space for recreation, learning, and connection for all ages.
As Seabrook builds toward its future and the future of our neighboring communities, the next five years will transform this place in ways that will inspire generations to come.
Want to become a part of this important chapter in Seabrook’s story? Contact our real estate team at sales@seabrookwa.com or call (360) 276-0099 to learn more about the Sunset District and Fernwood Neighborhood homes.