Rocky Point is one of those places in Kitsap County that feels both peaceful and connected. Tucked along the shoreline of Dyes Inlet, it gives you the sense of being surrounded by nature while still being just minutes away from downtown Bremerton. Neighbors here wave when you pass by, kids ride bikes on the quiet […]
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Indianola sits on the north shore of Port Madison in North Kitsap. It is not an incorporated city. It is a census designated place within Kitsap County and lies on the Port Madison Indian Reservation, home of the Suquamish Tribe. The 2020 census counted 3,664 residents. Life centers around the long community dock, a small
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Someone who grew up in Hansville often recalls the rhythm of life tied to the water and weather. They remember timing their beach walks at Point No Point with the changing tides, knowing exactly when the sand would stretch out far enough for a long stroll. Simple routines like stopping by the Hansgrill for a
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Did you know? Kitsap County saw a population increase of over 10% in the last decade, surpassing many neighboring regions in Western Washington (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023). With more people moving from Seattle and beyond in search of affordable housing and a slower pace of life, Kitsap County real estate has become one of the
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Why Kitsap County Is Becoming the Pacific Northwest’s Best-Kept Secret Did you know Kitsap County’s population grew by 11% between 2010 and 2020 (U.S. Census Bureau)? This growth isn’t random. People are increasingly drawn to Kitsap County because it offers the best of both worlds: peaceful, scenic living with strong connections to urban centers like
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