Early-century architectural detailHistoric character
A well-located Bremerton triplex offering a rare blend of historic character, stable income, and broad investor appeal. Built in 1905, the property retains the early-century architectural detail that continues to resonate with Kitsap County renters and supports consistent occupancy. The building is configured as three units, all currently occupied by tenants, providing immediate in-place income with no downtime or lease-up risk. The property has operated as a reliable, low-maintenance multifamily asset for many years. Tenants are on utility-pay leases, operating expenses have remained predictable, and management history is well documented. The structure, layout, and long-term rental performance make this an attractive option for investors seeking a steady, easy-to-manage addition to their portfolio. Located near key Bremerton employment centers and amenities, the property benefits from a strong and diverse tenant base. Showings are available only after a mutually accepted offer, ensuring minimal disruption to residents and smooth continuity of operations.
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Listed by:
Nancy Finrow,
John L. Scott Snohomish
Source: NWMLS as distributed by MLS GRID,MLS#: 2528049
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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