Community on Bainbridge Island

With over 120 registered non-profits, an active arts scene, and picturesque outdoor scenery, Bainbridge Island is an incredible place to live. We love that it’s one of the safest places to live in Washington, and it is also a highly-rated tourist destination, recommended by The Seattle Times and Sunset Magazine.

Bainbridge Island is one of 400 islands in the Salish Sea, with a geographical size roughly the same as Manhattan. However, only 24,000 residents inhabit this island jewel. Within this small and tight-knit population, community engagement and connection are paramount. 

A vibrant, welcoming place, Bainbridge Island offers incredible opportunities for outdoor recreation and personal enrichment. Residents and visitors enjoy exploring places like Grand Forest, Gazzam Lake, and Bloedel Reserve. When it comes to the arts, Bainbridge residents celebrate theatre and culture at venues such as Bainbridge Performing Arts and Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA). In addition, new hobbies, cooking classes, and a diverse offering of arts and crafts courses are available at Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network.

We love our community, and we strongly believe in giving back. We do so regularly as a partner of Windermere Real Estate and through the Windermere Foundation. Our owners and staff participate in Windermere’s annual Community Service Day, and we also individually support local organizations such as Bainbridge Island’s Boys & Girls Club and PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap.

Local Resources

If you’re looking for additional information about Bainbridge Island, here are some helpful resources. And, if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.