Downtown Vintage Edison/Bow Steps To Shops/Cafes/Pubs

100 Years of Family Legacy in Edison
Welcome to Jessie’s Place, a little home with a very long connection to Edison.

Our family has been part of Edison for nearly 100 years. My grandparents, Lloyd “Tuffy” and Jessie, were longtime fixtures in this tiny Skagit Valley town, and Jessie played her own part in helping Edison grow and thrive.

Over the years, Jessie owned a number of properties in the area and helped local families and businesses put down roots by selling property and carrying the notes herself—essentially acting as the bank when a little faith in someone could make all the difference.

In her later years, Jessie built this modest manufactured home next to the longtime family home. It was her way of simplifying her life without leaving the little town she loved.

So yes, Jessie’s Place is a manufactured home—but it isn’t just any manufactured home. You’re staying in the home of a woman who spent much of her life helping other people make homes and build businesses in Edison.

Today, Jessie’s Place is a comfortable two-bedroom home with a full kitchen, laundry room, living room, large fenced front yard, and a big beach-style wraparound porch made for kicking back after a day of exploring.

And there is plenty to explore. Walk into town for Edison’s funky shops, galleries, bakeries, and acclaimed eateries. Visit the Skagit Valley tulip fields, head toward Samish Bay or La Conner, or take spectacular Chuckanut Drive north toward Bellingham. Anacortes and the San Juan Islands are within easy reach as well.

Back at Jessie’s Place, settle in and cook—the kitchen is well stocked with cookware and plenty of extras—or relax with YouTube TV with the Sports package, streaming-capable TVs, Wi-Fi, or even our old-school record and 8-track players.

The large front porch and fenced front yard are yours to enjoy, with plenty of off-street parking and fruit trees around the property.

Come explore Edison, venture out along Chuckanut and Samish Bay, or simply stay awhile and enjoy the town Jessie loved.