Miracle Mile Dr E
$915,000
Manchester - Yukon Harbor
2026-05-29 · 2,318 sq ft · built 1977 · 0.23 ac
The Kitsap record, read closely
What Kitsap houses actually sold for.
Every closed sale in this county is filed with the Assessor and the Treasurer, and every one of those filings is public. What we publish here is the number written on the excise affidavit at closing. Not the asking price, and not an estimate a website generated about a house it has never seen.
Bremerton to Bainbridge, Olalla to Hansville. If a house on your road changed hands, the county wrote it down. This page reads it back.
Lorraine Klopfenstein has sold houses on this water for over twenty-five years. She reads these filings for a living; this is the same reading, published.
23,150 sales recorded 2021-01-04 through 2026-05-29 source: Kitsap County, WA
The Kitsap market, recorded
- Sales in the file
- 23,150 Every arm's-length sale of a Kitsap parcel with a house on it, recorded from 2021-01-04 onward.
- Sold in the last twelve months
- 3,555 Recorded 2025-05-30 through 2026-05-29.
- Median price, last twelve months
- $557,400 The middle price of those sales. Half the county sold above it and half below. Sales the Assessor flagged as bundled with other property, or as new construction, are left out; those are the ones that make an average lie.
Recorded by Kitsap County: the market's record, not a list of Lorraine's sales. These are the county's own filings for every seller in Kitsap, assembled here and read back, waterfront and inland together, which the waterline section further down separates.
The same record, over time
The years behind us, and the shape of a Kitsap year.
Recorded by Kitsap County: the market's record, not a list of Lorraine's sales. Both charts are drawn from the same filings as the figures above, on the same terms: arm's-length sales of parcels with a house on them, county-wide, waterfront and inland together.
Fewer Kitsap houses change hands each year, and the ones that do sell for more.
Spring is the strong season: more houses sell, and they sell for more per square foot.
If you are weighing when to list, start with your own home's record. These months are what the years behind us did, and your own parcel is the other half of that decision.
Where the county recorded them
What the middle house sold for, by community.
The community names are the Assessor's own neighbourhood labels, not our wording. They are how the county files a sale, so they are how it is read back here. Communities are ordered by how many houses sold in them, and each median counts whatever that community recorded: see the waterline below for what that means.
| Community | Median price | Houses sold |
|---|---|---|
| Port Orchard | $482,950 | 302 |
| West Bremerton Uplands City | $425,000 | 256 |
| Poulsbo | $665,000 | 253 |
| Central Kitsap West | $499,000 | 217 |
| Silverdale UGA | $565,000 | 172 |
| SK W. Hwy 16 | $585,000 | 131 |
| SK E. Hwy 16 | $622,500 | 124 |
| Central Kitsap East | $495,000 | 115 |
Your own address has a record too: recent sales nearby, permits, your parcel from above. Read it back free.
The waterline
Waterfront is its own market.
A house on the water and a house a mile inland are not the same product, and one median describing both would describe neither. So the record is read on each side of the waterline separately.
Recorded by Kitsap County: the market's record, not a list of Lorraine's sales. The county codes waterfront on the parcel itself; these are its own filings, split on its own flag.
Inland
$549,450
- Sold in the last twelve months
- 3,392
- Median, per finished square foot
- $320
Waterfront
$1,175,000
- Sold in the last twelve months
- 163
- Median, per finished square foot
- $580
None of the communities listed above recorded a waterfront sale in this window, so every median in that table is an inland figure. The county files shoreline in its own neighbourhoods, the ones with "WF" in the name, which is why the two do not mix there.
Not all waterfront is the same waterfront.
The county classifies every waterfront parcel by its bank: how far the house stands above the water, and what it takes to get down there. A low bank is a walk; a high bank is a staircase. These are the Assessor's own classes. Classes with fewer than a dozen sales in the window are left out rather than given a median a handful of houses cannot carry; that is 2 more classes and 10 sales between them.
| Bank | Median price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Low bank | $1,370,000 | 68 |
| High bank | $1,249,950 | 35 |
| Medium bank | $1,220,000 | 15 |
| Mud, low bank | $1,025,000 | 14 |
The most recent filings
The last houses the county wrote down.
Recorded by Kitsap County: the market's record, not a list of Lorraine's sales. The newest filings of any kind, waterfront and inland alike. The ones on the water are marked. Street and community are shown; house numbers are withheld on purpose. A market record is not a directory of who lives where.
New Hope Cir
$362,400
West Bremerton Uplands City
2026-05-28 · 1,090 sq ft · built 2007 · 0.05 ac
NW Marks Rd
$222,500
Silverdale Rural
2026-05-28 · 1,594 sq ft · built 1985 · 1.43 ac
Morning View Ave NE
$335,000
Central Kitsap East
2026-05-28 · 1,478 sq ft · built 1995 · 0.29 ac
SE Foss Rd
$480,000
Beach Drive
2026-05-28 · 1,020 sq ft · built 1942 · 0.32 ac
Lariat Trl NW
$595,000
Central Kitsap West
2026-05-28 · 1,994 sq ft · built 1983 · 0.17 ac
Green Mountain Rd NW
$520,000
Green Mtn
2026-05-28 · 1,613 sq ft · built 1994 · 0.20 ac
5th St
$350,000
West Bremerton Uplands City
2026-05-28 · 790 sq ft · built 1916 · 0.09 ac
The newest of 3,555 sales recorded in the last twelve months. New ones appear here as the county files them.
The other half of this site's story
Every sale here started with a seller deciding it was time.
When it is yours: Lorraine Klopfenstein lists Kitsap homes for 1%. That is her own listing fee, and the buyer's agent is paid separately. Start with a free report on your home's own record: comparable sales, permits, your parcel from above. It takes about a minute.
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