Directions from Seattle, WA:
Follow I-5 North to exit 221 for WA-534 W toward Lake McMurray. Turn left at stop sign at the top of the exit and cross over the freeway. At the round-about, take the second exit, continuing to head West on 534 (Fir Island Road). Fir Island road will take sharp right after about 3.8 miles, then in 1.3 miles turn left on Best Road, crossing a bridge over the Skagit River. Follow Best Road until you see a sign to turn left to go to La Conner on Chilberg Road. Turn left and follow for approximately 2 miles. Go straight through the roundabout at the La Conner-Whitney Road onto Morris Street to go into La Conner.
Directions from Vancouver, BC:
Take BC-99S to the border at Blaine. Continue on US I-5 South for 74.7 km. Take exit #230 towards Burlington / Anacortes on WA-20. Turn left off exit to head West on WA-20 towards Anacortes. In 7.7 km, turn left at the stoplight onto Best Road. Continue on Best Road, through traffic circle. Turn right at sign to La Conner onto Chilberg Road. urn left and follow for approximately 2 miles. Go straight through the roundabout at the La Conner-Whitney Road onto Morris Street to go into La Conner.
Directions from Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah:
Head North on I-405. Take the ramp to merge onto Interstate 5 North toward Everett and Vancouver BC. Follow I-5 North to exit 221 for WA-534 W toward Lake McMurray. Turn left at stop sign at the top of the exit and cross over the freeway. At the round-about, take the second exit, continuing to head West on 534 (Fir Island Road). Fir Island road will take sharp right after about 3.8 miles, then in 1.3 miles turn left on Best Road, crossing a bridge over the Skagit River. Follow Best Road until you see a sign to turn left to go to La Conner on Chilberg Road. Turn left and follow for approximately 2 miles. Go straight through the roundabout at the La Conner-Whitney Road onto Morris Street to go into La Conner.
The original house built on this location was named Anselm Leaf House 1898 and was one of the historic houses of La Conner. At one point Victorian decoration was added which makes this historic house a standout on Morris Street. The building has been renewed and refurbished to provide comforts of this century.