A private and secluded sanctuary awaits you in the island community of Bainbridge Island, Washington. Only a 35-minute ferry ride away from Seattle, the community wows residents and visitors alike with its stunning mountain views, gently rolling hills, and small-town America feel. With gourmet food shops, a vibrant artisan community, and an impressive selection of local wineries, it’s no surprise that Bainbridge Island continues to be a favorite hamlet for those seeking luxury real estate and a low-key island lifestyle.
The charm of Bainbridge Island begins to show itself the moment you step aboard the ferry that connects it to Seattle. In fact, the commute to and from the island is one of the biggest reasons people consistently choose the island over mainland locations a similar distance away. For those residents, traffic and honking are things of the past, a far cry from the gently lapping waters of the Puget Sound and the sun setting on the mountains in a panoramic view. The ferry ride is different every day, allowing unparalleled enjoyment of the changing seasons and sometimes even a sighting of the elusive Orca whales.
For Bainbridge Island waterfront residents, life offers endless dazzling sights and recreation opportunities right outside their door. From private docks for mooring boats, to patios overlooking the scenic beauty of the Sound, to gentle waters allowing for a morning kayak session, being right on the Bainbridge Island waterfront allows you to experience the very best of what the island has to offer from the moment you wake up to the moment you end your day. Peaceful and quiet, life will feel like a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but seamless access to the ferry and all the variety of shops, businesses, and restaurants in Winslow, Bainbridge Island’s charming downtown, will keep you conveniently connected to anything you may need.
With only 65 square miles of land and just over 24,000 residents, Bainbridge Island could have fallen into the trap of being just another sleepy village. But its thriving artisan industries and the resulting strong economy based on small and medium-sized businesses have made the town into a strong cultural center. The variety of contemporary art available, as well as the traditional crafts that residents are so proud of, continue to draw many visitors each year.
Bainbridge Island unites more than just the country with the city. It unites the convenience of modern life with idyllic values from long ago: artisanship, community, and natural beauty. And that has made it more than just a place to live. It has made it a place to relax and enjoy the best that life has to offer.
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