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Lakefront subdivision between forested streets
South of Seabeck, forested streets lead to the entrance of Fort William Symington’s lakefront subdivision. Removed from the major port cities, the neighborhood has a slower pace, with nature and recreation spread evenly between the Hood Canal to the west and Dyes Inlet to the east. “It’s rural but real close to Silverdale for commercial access. It’s also located north of the shipyard, which makes commuting a piece of cake since over 1,000 employees at the shipyard are traveling up from the south everyday,” says Greg Oldham, a broker with Skyline Properties who has over 20 years of experience.
Large lot sizes are more common in the Fort William Symington area.
Waterfront properties are a common site to see in Fort William Symington WA.
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Parks divided by division surround Lake Symington
Lake (William) Symington sits in the subdivision’s center and is fed by Big Beef Creek. Since the lake is not restocked with fish, those licensed to fish are required to catch and release. Kayaking and paddleboarding are also permitted, but motorized boats are not. Green spaces in the area are divided. Lake Symington Park’s playground is accessible to the public, primarily for those of Divisions One to Four and Six. Division Five’s open space is reserved for residents of the community.
The subdivision’s parks transform into an event space during the summer for Fourth of July fireworks and the Movies in the Park series. To the east, hikers and bikers rise to the challenge of Wildcat Trail’s steep slope that is part of Green Mountain State Forest’s over 16 miles of trails. The forests lead to Wildcat Lake County Park’s 11 acres, which has picnic shelters, a playground and a lake that Oldham says has some of the best fishing in the area.
Covered areas for birthdays and BBQ's at Wildcat Lake Park in Fort William Symington WA.
Looking for a peaceful place to swim with family? Wildcat Lake in Fort William Symington is it.
Lake Symington Park is a private park for residential use in FortWilliam Symington.
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Waterfront and creekside living around Lake Symington
Streets curve around Lake Symington and are lined with two- and three-bedroom homes built between the 1970s and early 2000s. Architectural styles range from ranch-style homes to split-level and contemporary, painted in muted, earthy tones with attached garages. Homes further away from the lake and creek list roughly between $300,000 and $480,000, while those with greater proximity list between $450,000 and $770,000. The homeowners association's annual due is $50, which covers the upkeep cost of community amenities, such as the park and beach landscaping, contracted out by the Lake Symington Community Club.
With a 13 acre lake, Wildcat Lake Park offers a perfect spot to swim in Fort William Symington.
Large waterfront lots with two story homes are common in Lake William Symington.
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Secondary school studies and college credit opportunities
Central Kitsap School District serves the community, which includes Green Mountain Elementary School and Klahowya Secondary School, a sixth through 12th grade school, both of which earn a B grade from Niche. The latter allows students to enroll in Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses offered through a partnership with the West Sound Technical Skills Center and offers Dual Credit classes through Olympic College and Advanced Placement (AP) curriculum to prepare for college.
Klawhoya Secondary School has an overall Niche score of a B. It serves Fort William Symington.
Green Mountain Elementary School has an overall Niche Grade of a B in Fort William Symington.
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Routes around Holly Road and to Silverdale
Seabeck Holly Road NW runs north along the neighborhood’s western side toward Seabeck, where it diverts east, linking the community with Silverdale’s shops and businesses. Northwest Holly Road also leads to Silverdale and the county-wide thoroughfare Washington state Route 3. This road runs east, connecting the community to outdoor recreation at places like Wildcat Trailhead and Kitsap Lake. Bremerton’s downtown district, with a ferry to Seattle and Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, is a 12-mile drive southeast along Seabeck Highway NW.
Seabeck Holly Road NW roundabout points you to Fort William Symington.
Lake William Symington is a private peaceful neighborhood in Fort William Symington.
Washington State 3 will get Fort William Symington residents where they need to go.
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Convenience, Camp Union Saloon and grocery shopping
Camp Union Grocery, a convenience store, and Camp Union Saloon are just outside the subdivision’s entrance along NW Holly Road. Shopping centers 9 miles east around Kitsap Lake have additional options, such as Big Apple Diner, with a retro atmosphere, colorful checkered floors and booth seating and Ralph’s Red Apple Market, a local grocer.
Camp Union Saloon is the go to spot for a burger in For William Symington WA.
Forget something at the store? Camp Union Grocery is a quick stop in Fort William Symington WA.
Get all of your shopping needs done at Ralph's Red Apple Market in Fort William Symington area.
Convenient shopping in Silverdale just miles from For William Symington.
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Fort William Symington Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Fort William Symington, Bremerton sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Fort William Symington, Bremerton over the last 12 months is $474,999, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This charming ranch-style home offers comfortable single-level living with stunning views of Lake Symington and Green Mountain. This property presents excellent investment potential with its solid foundation and desirable three-bedroom, one-bathroom configuration. The home offers numerous opportunities for value-adding improvements throughout, making it an attractive prospect for investors or
Looking for something special in the Lake Symington neighborhood? This home offers a spacious great room design with an open living room area and large kitchen. Enjoy entertaining around the butcher block island with room for seating. The wood stove keeps the home cozy in the winter along with the mini-split HVACs that also provide cooling in the summer. Retreat to the private primary suite that
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