Neighborhoods in Kitsap County, WA

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  Tracyton

  Tracyton traces Dyes Inlet’s eastern edge and Illahee Preserve’s western side, placing the neighborhood in the center of nature. Subdivisions fills the space between the two major recreational outlets on the Kitsap Peninsula. Though many developments, such as Eastwood, were established before the 1980s, vacant lots were replaced by new

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    $509K

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    $383K - $814K

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    10 Listings

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  Enetai

  Peace and calm encompass Enetai, from Puget Sound’s shores lapping against its eastern edge to the wind whistling through the trees in Illahee State Park. With the neighborhood's proximity to natural playgrounds, outdoor enthusiasts enjoy open access to recreation. “The whole town is built on a bluff, so all the homes are on the hillside,” says

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    $504K

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    $333K - $1.3M

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    3 Listings

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  The Summit

  The Summit’s subdivision sits just north of Silverdale, Kitsap County’s central business district. As the community's streets wind west, the hum of passing cars fades into the woods around Island Lake, a county-wide attraction. Mature trees tower over single-family homes and townhouses, giving the area a secluded feeling despite its proximity to

  • Average Value

    $501K

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    $349K - $720K

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    1 Listing

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  Parkwood

  A sense of calm surrounds Parkwood, from various green spaces to the water of Sinclair Inlet. While some homes overlook the water and others sit across from the Village Greens Golf Course, there is access to well-rated schools, shopping centers, trails and train rides. Cul-de-sacs branch off primary thoroughfares, including Madrona Drive, a loop

  • Average Value

    $487K

  • List Price

    $381K - $1.3M

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    4 Listings

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  Fort William Symington

  South of Seabeck, forested streets lead to the entrance of Fort William Symington’s lakefront subdivision. Removed from the major port cities, the neighborhood has a slower pace, with nature and recreation spread evenly between the Hood Canal to the west and Dyes Inlet to the east. “It’s rural but real close to Silverdale for commercial access.

  • Average Value

    $482K

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    $417K - $690K

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    0 Listings

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  East Port Orchard

  Outside Port Orchard’s waterfront downtown business district, East Port Orchard’s streets are lined with cul-de-sacs. “There’s been a ton of new construction here since 2020, and there are also traditional homes that have been here for a long time,” says Ellisa Greer, a managing broker at Keller Williams West Sound with over 10 years of

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    $475K

  • List Price

    $320K - $600K

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    3 Listings

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  Pixie Park

  Pixie Park sits in an industrial corridor west of Downtown Bremerton. Car dealerships line the neighborhood’s northern area and rows of single-family homes are located in the south. The community is connected to additional employers as well, such as the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, but also with major highways nearby. “It’s convenient to

  • Average Value

    $443K

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    $294K - $847K

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    2 Listings

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  Sheridan Park

  Sheridan Park sits on the shore of the Port of Washington Narrows, peering out toward the Olympic Mountains. The water flows between the community and its southern neighbor, Bremerton. “Sheridan Park is a great spot for someone who works at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Downtown Bremerton since it’s a good distance to where you could bicycle

  • Average Value

    $427K

  • List Price

    $232K - $608K

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    3 Listings

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  Gorst

  Though Gorst may appear to be a collection of industrial parks, auto shops, and highways, its central location appeals to those who want to live close to the Kitsap Peninsula’s port cities. Homes line the streets that branch off the area’s two main highways, Washington state Route 3 and Washington state Route 16. These roads form the Gorst

  • Average Value

    $397K

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    $318K - $619K

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    1 Listing

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  Navy Yard City

  Navy Yard City was established in the early 1900s to accommodate the influx of Naval employees and their families with proximity to the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Sinclair Inlet flows west to the shores of this Bremerton neighborhood, where Charleston Boulevard and Washington state Route 3—or Highway 3—intersect, connecting the community with

  • Average Value

    $347K

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    $210K - $529K

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    6 Listings

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  Seabeck

  • Average Value

    $916K

  • List Price

    $431K - $3.1M

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    3 Listings

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  Brinnon

  • Average Value

    $503K

  • List Price

    $147K - $1.3M

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    11 Listings

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