Just north of Bremerton, waves from Dyes Inlet meets the shore of Erlands Point. “It’s an older area known for its homes on the water between Silverdale and Bremerton,” says Scott Sargeant, owner of Sargeant Management LLC, which operates several local restaurants in the area.
Erlands Point’s waterfront properties have direct access to Dyes Inlet for paddleboarding and kayaking from private docks. Farther south, Kitsap Lake Park’s public dock and boat launch provide access to the lake for watersports, such as water skiing. Throughout the year, the water is stocked with rainbow trout and, between spring and summer, largemouth bass and bluegill sunfish. “There are tons of parks in the nearby Jackson Park community, which is all Navy housing and not gated, so everyone can access them. There’s one on the water with tennis courts, bike trails and swings,” Sargeant says. N.A.D. Park hugs both sides of Highway 3, covering a combined 75 acres. On the east side of the highway, less than a mile of forested trail traces the Ostrich Bay shoreline. The west side contains a disc golf course spanning over 20 acres, over a mile of trail and a decommissioned fighter jet, honoring the area’s military history.
Between the Erlands Point shoreline and Highway 3, single-family houses, including ranch-style homes and minimal traditional, were built from the 1930s to 1950s. In early 2000, new traditional and Craftsman homes joined the landscape. Narrow streets, lined with trees, navigate to long driveways which lead to waterfront properties. Depending on property size, homes along the shore are listed between $875,000 and $1.2 million, while inland, single-family homes are priced between $440,000 and $625,000. Tucked in forested streets, the neighborhood earns a 2 out of 10 on the CAP Index Crime Score, which is lower than the national average of 4.
Erlands Point Road connects the neighborhood with 19th Hole Bar & Grill, Kitsap County’s oldest bar, and its business partner, Chico Pizza & Chicken, a fast-casual, carry-out concept. The Garage Bar & Grill is located 3 miles south on Kitsap Way and is hailed for its menu of various Bloody Mary drinks. Ralph’s Red Apple Market, a local grocer, and Big Apple Diner, a 1950s-themed restaurant, are in the neighboring shopping center. Fast food chains and box stores, including WinCo Foods and Ace Hardware, line the eastern extension of Kitsap Way.
Central Kitsap School District’s John D. “Bud” Hawk Elementary School, or Hawk Elementary as it is locally known, earns a B-plus grade from Niche. Central Kitsap Middle School receives a B-plus, and Central Kitsap High School maintains an A-minus. The high school offers Career and Technical Education (CTE) Dual Enrollment courses in STEM subjects so students can earn college credits.
Erlands Point Road loops around the peninsula, connecting the neighborhood with Silverdale, 5 miles north, and Bremerton, 6 miles southeast. Ferries depart from Bremerton's downtown terminal for Seattle, Port Orchard and Annapolis. Erlands Point sits between some of Kitsap County’s major military employers, including Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, 6 miles southeast, and Naval Hospital Bremerton, just south of the neighborhood. On the neighborhood’s western side, Washington state Route 3 – or Highway 3 – runs the entire length of the Kitsap Peninsula, north to south. Whether following the highway south into Tacoma and then north along Interstate 5 or catching a ferry from Bremerton, the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is less than a 55-mile trip.
Dave Tambur
Keller Williams Greater 360
(360) 813-6688
89 Total Sales
1 in Erlands Point
$465,000 Price
James Bergstrom
Paramount Real Estate Group
(360) 900-1224
243 Total Sales
3 in Erlands Point
$265K - $520K Price Range
Carrie Haymond
Coldwell Banker Bain
(206) 594-3624
144 Total Sales
1 in Erlands Point
$670,000 Price
Dennis Balduf
REally Properties Inc
(360) 516-4585
168 Total Sales
1 in Erlands Point
$850,000 Price
Meredith Saxon
Coldwell Banker Danforth
(253) 900-2262
35 Total Sales
1 in Erlands Point
$270,000 Price
Brittney Bell
Crafted Real Estate
(360) 228-3748
282 Total Sales
2 in Erlands Point
$291K - $310K Price Range
On average, homes in Erlands Point, Bremerton sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Erlands Point, Bremerton over the last 12 months is $596,250, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$875,000
No bank, 180 degree waterfront with TWO homes = possibility & potential! Main house feels right on the beach, has captivating views with amazing access to the water & is in original condition. Kayak & paddleboard right from your yard! The 2nd house is on Tanda at the beginning of the driveway, definitely a remodel but awesome opportunity here! 100' of shoreline on a private .72 acre property.
Brian McArdle Keller Williams Greater 360
$795,900
Your luxury Bremerton escape awaits! This custom built 3/4 acre rambler offers a tranquil retreat without sacrificing city access. Heated floors and vaulted ceilings create an upscale, airy feel. The chef's kitchen and private primary suite provide modern convenience and comfort. The finished 3-car garage with EV charger is a huge bonus. Enjoy the landscaped, fenced yard and south-facing patio.
Christina Fredrickson Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC
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Lake and golf course community between Kitsap’s major employers
Community immersed in nature from Newberry Hill’s forest to Dyes Inlet
Quiet, forest green community with blue Puget Sound views
Forested neighborhood down a one-way street, overlooking Dyes Inlet
Community centered between Kitsap’s natural playgrounds and major employers
Community between Bremerton’s industrial corridor and recreational opportunities
