Welcome to Westshore Tracts, 

A Hidden Gem on Lake Steilacoom
Nestled along the tranquil western shoreline of Lake Steilacoom, West Shore Tracts is a serene enclave that offers residents a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and community charm.

A Rich Historical Tapestry
Lakewood, originally known as "The Prairie," was a vast expanse dotted with small lakes and Garry oak trees. Indigenous communities, including the Steilacoom and Nisqually tribes, utilized this area for gatherings and sustenance. In 1833, the British established Fort Nisqually nearby, marking the region's significance in the fur trade era .

Architectural Diversity and Lakeside Living
West Shore Tracts boasts a diverse array of homes, from charming mid-century residences to expansive waterfront estates. Many properties offer stunning views of Lake Steilacoom and, on clear days, the majestic Mount Rainier. For instance, a classic Colonial home at 103 W Shore Ave SW features panoramic lake and mountain vistas, combining timeless elegance with modern amenities .

Community and Recreation
Residents of West Shore Tracts enjoy a close-knit community atmosphere. The neighborhood's proximity to Lake Steilacoom provides ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and lakeside picnics. Additionally, the area is just a short drive from the historic Tacoma Country and Golf Club, established in 1894, which has long been a recreational hub for the region .

Convenient Access
Strategically located along the I-5 corridor, Lakewood offers easy access to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Camp Murray, and the cities of Tacoma and Olympia. This connectivity ensures that residents of West Shore Tracts can enjoy both the tranquility of lakeside living and the conveniences of urban amenities .