BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WASHINGTON
There’s something about arriving on Bainbridge Island. The ferry leaves the city’s pace behind, while neighborhood villages, schools, arts, and outdoor adventures make island life extraordinary year-round.
01 / A RARE SETTING
A rare place to call home.
On Bainbridge Island’s south end, Halls Hill Estate brings together two private wooded acres, beautiful views over Blakely Harbor, and a wooded trail leading to the shared Blakely Harbor Properties beach, with deeded shoreline access rights.
02 / SUMMER ON THE SOUTH END
Summer, the island way.
Long summer days invite kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, and tidepooling around Bainbridge’s shores. The Pool at Pleasant Beach offers another way to spend an afternoon outdoors, with membership privileges included with the estate rental.
Life on the water.
Explore low tides and swim at suitable locations and in appropriate conditions. Boating and sailing open up Puget Sound, with independently arranged moorage at Eagle Harbor marina facilities, subject to availability.
Pool membership, included.
The Pool at Pleasant Beach, in Pleasant Beach Village.
The Pool at Pleasant Beach
Seasonal 25-yard outdoor swimming pool
Children’s wading pool and hot tub
Lounge areas and poolside refreshments
Year-round member access to the fitness center
Pool membership privileges included with the estate rental
The Pool at Pleasant Beach
03 / ISLAND COMMUNITY
A community for every season.
A village to call your own.
From the estate’s south-end setting, Pleasant Beach Village and Lynwood Center bring neighborhood restaurants, cafés, shops, and the historic Lynwood Theatre into everyday life. Local schools, community traditions, and gathering places make this a welcoming place to call home throughout the year.
Schools & Community
Experience Bainbridge in every season: local galleries, performing arts, and the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art enrich a broader cultural community, alongside recreation programs and celebrations for all ages.
Bainbridge Island is served by the Bainbridge Island School District, with Blakely Elementary serving the south end of the island. District schools include Sakai Intermediate, Woodward Middle School, and Bainbridge High School, along with alternative public education programs.
Blakely Elementary: K–4; Sakai: 5–6; Woodward: 7–8; Bainbridge High: 9–12.
04 / AT YOUR DOORSTEP
Adventure begins at your doorstep.
Wooded trails accessible from the estate’s driveway make walking and trail running part of everyday life, with mountain biking on permitted routes. Nearby Blakely Harbor Park and Blakely Hill trails connect this south-end setting to Bainbridge’s wider network of parks, forest paths, and shoreline destinations.
05 / CONNECTED TO THE CITY
The city within reach.
The ferry connects island life with downtown Seattle, while Winslow offers restaurants, shops, galleries, and cultural experiences closer to home. Returning across the water brings a welcome change of pace—the feeling of coming home and getting away, all at once.
Imagine your everyday, here.
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