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Poulsbo Real Estate For Sale In WA

Poulsbo

Hugging the banks of Liberty Bay in northwest Washington is the welcoming city of Poulsbo. With a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains, Poulsbo real estate has a lot to offer, from fishing in the bay to walking the trails at nearby parks to shopping the colorful storefronts. Many people find Poulsbo real estate ideal for raising a family as it offers a slower pace of life, some of the best schools in the county, and is within close proximity to Seattle. Poulsbo, WA is a wonderful place to buy Washington real estate if you want a vibrant, small-town atmosphere.

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$885,000

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6021 NE Gunderson Road

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$899,000

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23613 Coburg Place NW

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$650,000

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$775,000

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$474,900

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2033 NE Ridgewood Street

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$639,999

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$650,000

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16807 Hallman Road NW

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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20183 Viking Crest Loop #4-101

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18828 Colwood Avenue NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$875,000

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$865,000

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30690 State Highway 3 NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$859,950

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18566 Sawgrass Drive NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$849,950

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18593 Sawgrass Drive NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$1,124,950

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10124 Royal Valley Road NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$1,012,450

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10136 Royal Valley Road NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$1,319,950

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10142 Royal Valley Road NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$1,004,950

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10149 Royal Valley Road NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$829,950

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18570 Sawgrass Drive NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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$1,162,450

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10174 Royal Valley Road NE

Poulsbo, WA 98370

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More About Poulsbo, WA Real Estate

With just over 11,000 people, Poulsbo is the smallest of four cities in Kitsap County, and is located at the north end of Liberty Bay and the Kitsap Peninsula. Poulsbo is a city heavily inspired by the Suquamish people’s heritage and Norwegian settlers. Today, Poulsbo displays multicolored and ornate architecture that mimics the traditional Scandinavian style and has developed into a tourist destination for those wanting to experience both Suquamish and Norwegian cultures. It’s not uncommon for people to just visit here, though. Oftentimes once they visit they want to stay! Poulsbo’s population has steadily grown over the last several years.

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Poulsbo, WA Real Estate Market

The vast majority of Poulsbo real estate comprises single-family detached homes, though there are some condos and a significant number of apartments here too. About 56% of residents own their homes in Poulsbo.

About 60% of the real estate in Poulsbo, WA, is two to three-bedroom homes, though one and four-bedrooms are common too. The exteriors are primarily covered in siding with popular paint colors in a shade of blue, gray, or green. Both one- and two-story homes are common, as well as two-car garages, and only 20% of Poulsbo real estate has a basement. Over 87% of homes were built from the 1970s to the present day, with the bulk of real estate in Poulsbo being constructed from 1970 to 2000.

Real estate in Poulsbo has a median list price of around $630K, with condos averaging around $400K. There are around 130 homes listed usually lasting about 46 days on the market before they’re sold. Yet, Poulsbo real estate remains in a seller’s market with over 82% of properties selling over the asking price.

Neighborhoods in Poulsbo, WA

Poulsbo has several neighborhoods and pockets of homes, each with its own atmosphere and qualities. Here are a few of those neighborhoods to consider.

Gala Pines

Located on the eastern side of Poulsbo proper is the secluded neighborhood of Gala Pines. Homes in Gala Pines are set back off the road on half to 1-acre lots and typically have an average of 2000 sq ft with the bulk of them containing three bedrooms. Most of the real estate in Gala Pines was constructed from the late ‘70s through the ‘80s but has since been remodeled.

Havn Heights

Situated southeast of downtown, Havn Heights is an established neighborhood with mature trees, views of the Olympic Mountains and Liberty Bay, and is close to shopping and a marina. Havn Heights real estate was developed primarily in the early ‘90s with mostly 1-bedroom homes on one-third to one and a half-acre lots.

Deer Run

Deer Run is a large master-planned community just minutes from downtown and is highly desired for being close to several of Poulsbo’s public schools. Most of Deer Run real estate was established in the late ‘90s, with most of the homes consisting of two-story homes positioned on lots averaging a quarter acre.

Edgewater Estates & Lofall

This sprawling neighborhood is located on the north side of Poulsbo and stretches past the city limits to the other side of the Kitsap Peninsula. Edgewater Estates is an established Beach Community Club with tree-lined streets. Edgewater real estate consists of about 400 homes split between six divisions. Homes in Edgewater were built during the early 1980s on about quarter-acre lots, with 80% of them containing three bedrooms.

Schools in Poulsbo, WA

Schools in Poulsbo, WA, are overseen by the North Kitsap School District. The schools are generally small, with only a few hundred students, and are clustered to the east side of Poulsbo. Class sizes are usually smaller than 20 students, ensuring they would get more attention than in much larger classrooms. Here’s a quick glance at the available schools in Poulsbo, WA.

Poulsbo Elementary School
18531 Noll Rd NE
Hilder Pearson Elementary School
15650 Central Valley Rd NW
Poulsbo Middle School
2003 NE Hostmark St
North Kitsap High School
1780 NE Hostmark St

Frequently Asked Questions About Poulsbo, WA Real Estate

What’s the zip code for Poulsbo, Washington?

The one zip code in Poulsbo, WA is 98370.

Where’s the nearest commercial airport to Poulsbo, Washington?

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is about 34 miles or about an hour and 25 minutes from Poulsbo, WA.

What county is Poulsbo, Washington in?

Poulsbo is in Kitsap County.

How far is Seattle from Poulsbo?

Downtown Seattle is about 22 miles or an hour and 10 minutes from Poulsbo, WA.

What is Poulsbo, Washington known for?

Poulsbo is known for its fantastic local breweries and its evident Nordic cultural heritage.

Things to Do in Poulsbo, WA

Visit the SEA Discovery Center

The SEA discovery is a local aquarium fun for kids and a good learning experience for all ages. Here you can touch starfish and gaze at anemones, and best of all it’s free.

Kitsap Memorial State Park

Take a quick break from town and head 12 minutes north to this little state park, a true gem of the Kitsap peninsula. Offering picturesque views of Squamish Harbor and the distant peaks of Olympic National Park, you’ll find yourself longing for these wooded walking trails every sunny day.

Boehm’s Chocolate

Boehm’s Chocolate store in downtown Poulsbo offers a wide variety of chocolate in all its miraculous forms. Good for an after-dinner dessert or a good old-fashioned indulgence, Boehm’s Chocolate is just one more thing to love about Poulsbo.

Living in Poulsbo, WA

Healthcare in Poulsbo, Washington

Poulsbo, WA residents have quick access to three medical centers within town limits. These include the North Kitsap Medical Center, Pacific Medical Building, and the primary care Kaiser Permanente Poulsbo Medical Center right in the center of town.

Weather in Poulsbo, Washington

The weather in Poulsbo is characteristic of Pacific Northwest weather in general, mild in the summer and rainy in the winter. You’ll rarely have to worry about being too hot in the summer as the daily highs usually top out around the high 70s. Though it rains a good deal in the winter, the temperature usually doesn’t drop below freezing.

Jobs in Poulsbo, WA

Retail and healthcare make up the bulk of Poulsbo’s jobs. The Poulsbo unemployment rate is less than the national average and the job growth is expected to increase by over 30% over the next ten years. Some of the top employers in Poulsbo include:

Rayonier (timber)
Sound Publishing Holding, Inc
A&L Topsoil (landscaping company)
Paladin Data Systems

Transportation in Poulsbo, WA

Two main roads run through Poulsbo: route 305, which takes you (via ferry) to Seattle, and route 3, which runs the length of the Kitsap Peninsula. Being right on the water, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to invest in an inshore boat to get around the Puget Sound without having to stick to the road and the ferries. If you choose to go that route, there are three marinas on the east side of Liberty Bay that you can use.

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