Downtown Bremerton
Fourth Street finds from restaurants to shops
Dining options span down Fourth Street and southeast around the harbor. Flavor profiles and atmospheres vary from Axe and Arrow’s casual American dishes to Anthony’s at Sinclair Inlet, serving three-course seafood dinners with sunset waterside views. For weekly groceries, shoppers can stock up at Kitsap Community Food Cooperative in the neighborhood or drive to Safeway. On Saturdays, Bremerton Flea Market opens its doors to local vendors, selling artwork, home décor items and antiques. Fourth Street also houses specialty stores such as The Bremerton Mercantile, a general store, and the Game Wizard and Blue Sky Hobbies, a novelty store with private gaming rooms and a bar. “Bremerton really has this old city feel with walkability and retains that feeling with the older shops and stores,” Hope says. “I know the other shopkeepers by name; everyone works together and partners when they can because we want everyone to succeed.”Travels via Bremerton Ferry and Kitsap Transit
Kitsap Transit bus stops line Sixth Avenue and Burwell Street, the neighborhood’s main veins. The Bremerton Ferry connects Downtown Bremerton with Seattle in roughly one hour. This ferry terminal also connects to Port Orchard and Annapolis straight across the water.Pastimes and playgrounds around the Puget Sound
Harborside Fountain Park sits along Puget Sound, overlooking the Bremerton Ferry. This park stretches over 2 acres and has fountains resembling the tops of submarines and plaques paying tribute to Navy veterans. “The kids love to play in the fountains,” Hope says. “They go off intermittently, and you never know when they’ll pop – all of a sudden, you’re standing there, and it goes.” The Bremerton Boardwalk allows fishing and crabbing off the docks if it is done outside the breakwater. This strip fills with local vendors selling blackberry wine and food during the Bremerton Blackberry Festival, which is held annually and supports scholarship funds for Kitsap County students.Outside the neighborhood, Kiwanis Park has a green space where dogs can run and there’s a treehouse-themed playground for children. A slide curves up the hillside, blending into the park’s surrounding natural landscape, sending kids down the slope back to the mulch for a soft landing. Kiwanis Park’s soccer fields and Warren Avenue Playfield’s football fields play host to local leagues battling for bragging rights. Children also walk the bridge and climb the netting on Warren Avenue Playfield’s playground.
Shows from Seefilm’s screens to Roxy Theatre
Arts and culture make up much of Fourth Street, from galleries to theatres. Seefilm Cinemas shows the latest blockbusters in its general auditorium and VIP lounges. Since 1941, the Roxy Theatre marquee has lit up the street, displaying the names of artists performing live on its stage, one which has hosted prominent names such as Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby. Today, the theatre is used for live music, films and community events.Harborside condominiums with water views
During the early 2000s, condos were established along the waterfront. Bricked complexes mix with modern ones, with units ranging in price from $285,000 for a one-bedroom to $750,000 for a two-bedroom penthouse. Condo associations serve these complexes, providing parking, common area maintenance, garbage and lawn services. Monthly fees can range from roughly $300 to over $1,000, depending on location and offerings.Building minds in Bremerton School District
Bremerton School District serves the community, starting at Naval Avenue Elementary School, which Niche grades a B-minus. Next, students may attend Mountain View Middle School, which earns a C grade. Bremerton High School receives a B-minus and offers hands-on experiences in its auto shop and has a performance center outfitted with the latest technology.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Paige Schulte
Neighborhood Experts Real Est.
(253) 313-1098
505 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Bremerton
$745,000 Price
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Penny Jones
Responds QuicklyRealty One Group Turn Key
(253) 525-1142
51 Total Sales
5 in Downtown Bremerton
$365K - $595K Price Range
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Tara Scouten
John L. Scott, Inc.
(360) 919-0653
176 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Bremerton
$457,000 Price
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Elaine Hunt
Responds QuicklyParamount Real Estate Group
(971) 803-4879
77 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Bremerton
$357,000 Price
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Laura Henry
Responds QuicklyMaster Management
(360) 900-2047
35 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Bremerton
$380,000 Price
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Doug Miller
SKP
(360) 227-4991
222 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Bremerton
$525,000 Price
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1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Downtown Bremerton | US |
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Homicide | 4 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 5 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 4 | 4 |
Robbery | 6 | 4 |
Burglary | 6 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 5 | 4 |
Larceny | 6 | 4 |
Crime Score | 5 | 4 |
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