Community profile
Indianola and Suquamish.
Saltwater coves, forested bluffs, and ferry-connected quiet luxury
Where you'll find us
Indianola & Suquamish on the map.
Twin waterfront communities on the eastern Kitsap shore.
Positioning
A sense of place.
Indianola and Suquamish sit on the north end of the Kitsap Peninsula, where shoreline, woodland, and heritage shape daily life. Indianola offers a small waterfront village feel with beach access, wooded lanes, and an easy connection to Kingston and the Edmonds ferry, while Suquamish centers on Agate Passage, tribal history, and saltwater views. Together they offer a distinctly West Sound lifestyle: quiet coves, trail networks, marine access, and a close relationship with the water and surrounding forests. The result is a refined but unpretentious setting for buyers who value scenery, privacy, and access to the broader Kitsap-Seattle corridor.
Neighborhoods
Where you might land.
Centered around the historic community waterfront and beach access, this area blends cottages, updated view homes, and forest-framed streets near the shoreline. The terrain is intimate and walkable by Kitsap standards, with quick access to Indianola Beach, the dock area, and neig...
This county park-adjacent zone mixes shoreline, woodland, and trail access with a relaxed, retreat-like character. Homes here tend to prioritize privacy, trees, and proximity to water rather than density or street grid convenience. The setting is especially appealing to buyers wh...
A small inland-greenbelt pocket built around trails and access to open space rather than commercial amenities. It feels quiet and tucked away, with a wooded, low-key Northwest residential character. Buyers often focus here for natural setting and neighborhood calm....
Suquamish centers on tribal government, cultural institutions, and shoreline access around Agate Passage and the Port Madison Reservation. The area blends neighborhood housing with important civic and cultural sites, including the House of Awakened Culture and nearby waterfront l...
This shoreline band offers views across Agate Passage and immediate access to the marine edge, with a mix of older homes, infill, and waterfront parcels. The setting is more about saltwater, tides, and views than subdivisions or commercial walkability. It is one of the most sceni...
Set back from the shoreline, this area is defined by mature trees, quiet residential roads, and a more sheltered topography. Homes here often trade direct water access for more privacy, larger lots, and a forested Northwest feel. It is a good match for buyers who want a calmer in...
For sale now
A sample of notable active listings.
Nine notable homes currently for sale in Indianola & Suquamish, refreshed weekly. Sourced from The Agency Bainbridge Island. Contact Raymond for private showings, full reports, or quiet-market opportunities.
Listings courtesy of NWMLS · Displayed via The Agency Bainbridge Island · View all in Indianola & Suquamish
Market snapshot
Indianola & Suquamish by the numbers.
Refreshed weekly. Public market data from Realtor.com, listing-side metrics, not sold-price detail. Reach out for a private market briefing tailored to your block, your price band, and your timeline.
Median listing price
$1,588,000
N/A YoY
Price per sq ft
$563
Median across active listings
Active listings
2
Currently on the market
Median days on market
N/A
Time from list to under contract
Market conditions
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Source: Realtor.com public market data · View Indianola & Suquamish on Realtor.com · Updated May 11, 2026
Dining
Where to eat.
Calendar
Annual events.
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Chief Seattle Days
Suquamish’s signature annual celebration includes cultural, athletic, and community events over multiple days. Official components include the gravesite honoring, powwow, salmon ba
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Chief Seattle Gravesite Honoring
A ceremonial honoring of Chief Seattle and the Suquamish people that anchors the broader Chief Seattle Days observance. The tribe notes traditions, storytelling, and history as par
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Chief Seattle Days Powwow
A weekend powwow at the House of Awakened Culture with grand entries, featured dancers, and community gathering. The schedule also includes the salmon bake and closing ceremonies.
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Chief Seattle Days Salmon Bake
A public salmon meal held during Chief Seattle Days. The tribe lists public sales, tribal pricing, and open seating while supplies last.
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Chief Seattle Days Canoe Races
Canoe races are held on the waterfront during Chief Seattle Days and are open to tribal-affiliated canoe clubs. Spectators are welcome.
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Chief Seattle Days 5K Fun Run
A scenic course that passes historic cultural heritage sites, marine water, and mountain views. It begins and ends at the House of Awakened Culture.
Commute & access
Getting around.
From Indianola, the practical ferry-oriented commute is the Kingston route: Kingston to Edmonds is a key car- and walk-on option for north Kitsap commuters, while Bainbridge is farther south and usually less relevant for Indianola/Suquamish residents. From Suquamish, Kingston ferry access is the main regional ferry connection; Southworth is a longer drive and more of a South Kitsap option. WSF states that reservations are for vehicles on certain routes and that walk-on passengers can travel without vehicle reservations; route schedules and operating conditions should be checked before travel (WSDOT Ferries Schedules, WSF Reservations FAQ). Southworth is also a Triangle-route hub and Kitsap Transit Fast Ferry point to Seattle, with WSDOT noting the terminal served more than 825,000 riders in 2025 and is being modernized (WSDOT Engage Southworth Project). For exact drive times, buyers should verify in real time by address because island/peninsula traffic and ferry queues materially affect commute reliability.
Frequently asked
Indianola and Suquamish in plain terms.
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What neighborhoods are in Indianola and Suquamish?
Indianola and Suquamish includes Indianola waterfront core, Indianola Waterfront & Woodland area, Indianola Greenways, Suquamish village core, Suquamish shoreline / Agate Passage, and Suquamish inland residential hills. Each has its own character, from waterfront and view properties to wooded acreage and walkable village centers.
How long is the ferry or commute from Indianola and Suquamish to Seattle?
From Indianola, the practical ferry-oriented commute is the Kingston route: Kingston to Edmonds is a key car- and walk-on option for north Kitsap commuters, while Bainbridge is farther south and usually less relevant for Indianola/Suquamish residents. From Suquamish, Kingston ferry access is the main regional ferry connection; Southworth is a longer drive and more of a South Kitsap option. WSF sta...
Where is Pride celebrated near Indianola and Suquamish?
Poulsbo Pride is the nearest dedicated Pride organization for Indianola and Suquamish. Raymond Conners serves on its Board of Directors and is its primary sponsor. The Kitsap Pride Festival in Bremerton is the countywide annual celebration.
What is the typical home price in Indianola and Suquamish?
Recent market snapshots show Indianola at a median sale price of $713K in Sep. 2025, up 19.2% year over year, according to Redfin. Suquamish showed a median sale price of $370K in Oct. 2025, down 15.7% year over year, also according to Redfin. Northwest MLS reported that active listings across the region rose 20.9% year over year at the end of January 2026, indicating a looser inventory environmen...
Why work with Raymond Conners in Indianola and Suquamish?
Raymond is Managing Director and Managing Broker at The Agency Bainbridge Island. He represents buyers and sellers across all eleven Puget Sound communities served from the Winslow office, with deep market knowledge of Indianola and Suquamish and access to The Agency's global network.
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