Bainbridge Island
A serene island escape offering luxury waterfront homes and peaceful living just a ferry ride from Seattle.
A serene island escape offering luxury waterfront homes and peaceful living just a ferry ride from Seattle.
A Scenic Retreat Where Community and Nature Flourish
Bainbridge Island offers an exquisite balance of tranquility and accessibility, just a ferry ride away from Seattle. It’s a place where refined living meets natural beauty, where waterfront estates, secluded properties, and vibrant community life come together. This island, with its picturesque views and welcoming neighborhoods, invites those who seek a lifestyle rooted in sophistication and understated charm.
Winslow is Bainbridge Island’s lively, walkable center, perfect for residents who want urban conveniences within a charming, island setting. Its main street, Winslow Way, is lined with art galleries, independent boutiques, and cozy cafes. Winslow is a cultural hub with events like art walks, live music, and seasonal festivals. The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art and Seabird restaurant, known for fresh, Pacific Northwest cuisine, add sophistication to the area. Living in Winslow provides the best of both worlds—an active community with accessible amenities, set against a scenic island backdrop.
Rolling Bay exudes coastal charm and offers a relaxed, community-centered lifestyle. Anchored by the beloved Bay Hay & Feed, a country store known for its garden center and local goods, Rolling Bay is home to residents who enjoy a balance of friendly community and personal space. With panoramic views of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier, Rolling Bay offers plenty of natural beauty, complemented by local spots like Rolling Bay Winery for casual afternoons with friends. Living here feels connected yet refreshingly low-key.
Port Madison is a serene enclave known for its elegant homes and lush, natural surroundings. Here, large waterfront properties often come with private docks, ideal for residents who enjoy boating and quiet waterfront living. The neighborhood’s Port Madison Yacht Club fosters a close-knit community feel, especially for sailing enthusiasts. Fay Bainbridge Park nearby provides scenic trails, picnic areas, and beaches, making Port Madison perfect for those who value both privacy and the beauty of the Puget Sound.
This neighborhood stands out for its Tudor-style architecture and small-village vibe. Lynwood Center is a social hotspot, home to the historic Lynwood Theatre and a variety of restaurants, wine bars, and shops. Pleasant Beach Village is the go-to for community events, outdoor concerts, and the local farmers market, giving residents a tight-knit, welcoming environment. For those who appreciate a mix of old-world charm and vibrant local gatherings, Lynwood Center is a natural fit.
Nestled along Rich Passage, Crystal Springs and Point White offer tranquil waterfront living with some of the best sunset views on the island. This neighborhood is ideal for those who want a peaceful, scenic lifestyle with outdoor access right at their doorstep. Residents here enjoy activities like kayaking and beachcombing, with easy access to Fort Ward Park for trails and picnic areas. Homes in Crystal Springs are designed to make the most of the natural surroundings, perfect for those who seek a quiet yet visually striking place to call home.
Bainbridge’s lifestyle is both enriching and relaxed, catering to a range of refined interests. For golf enthusiasts, the Wing Point Golf & Country Club offers a classic course set against lush landscapes. Nature lovers can immerse themselves in the scenic trails of Bloedel Reserve, a carefully cultivated garden estate, or take in the waterfront views from Fay Bainbridge Park.
Dining on the island ranges from high-end culinary experiences to charming, locally-owned cafés. Notable spots include Pegasus Coffee, a beloved island staple that provides a cozy atmosphere with delicious food and locally roasted coffee, and Harbour Public House, a waterfront eatery offering island views and sustainable seafood. Residents find that Bainbridge Island’s food scene combines elevated flavors with a welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere.
Year-round, Bainbridge Island hosts events that reflect its community-oriented and culturally rich spirit. The Bainbridge Island Farmer’s Market, outdoor concerts, and seasonal art fairs bring residents together to enjoy local artistry and fresh produce. Meanwhile, historical sites like the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial serve as a solemn reminder of the island’s past and add depth to its cultural tapestry.
For outdoor enthusiasts, options abound—from kayaking around the island’s inlets to hiking trails that wind through protected woodlands. This mix of social and natural activities ensures that Bainbridge Island offers a fulfilling lifestyle for those who call it home.
Bainbridge Island is more than a destination; it’s a lifestyle choice for those who value privacy, natural beauty, and a sense of place. From coastal sunsets to evenings in Winslow, Bainbridge offers an enriching backdrop to daily life. Its neighborhoods, amenities, and welcoming spirit make it ideal for those who seek refined living in a setting that feels personal and connected.
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Bainbridge Island has 9,824 households, with an average household size of 2.48. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Bainbridge Island do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 24,557 people call Bainbridge Island home. The population density is 889.29 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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249 Winslow Way E #400 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
