Home of the Week: A $10 million historical compound on Bainbridge Island

Well if you’re going to go big it might as well be in 2020. And on that note, you might as well make this crazy historical military compound your new home. You know the Bainbridge Island location and structure make it a pretty great place to spend a pandemic.

Home of the Week: 10000 NE Kitsap St

This command center turned home was built in 1940 and is considered one of the most historical buildings on the West Coast. But for short, you can just call it Building 39. And if it sounds grand it’s because it is. This home sits on 10 acres and is over 12,000 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.

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And of course, this home has some pretty great features like 14’ ceilings, an indoor pool, and a 5 car garage. And while this home has a pretty particular style you could definitely tweak it to make it your own. Or you know, just leave it in its glory.

So all this probably leaves you wondering how much this compound costs. And as you might expect its sitting pretty at just under $10 million. So you’ll definitely have to shell out the big bucks to live in historical glory.

But that being said, it’s always fun to look. So if you’d like to see more of this while walled Bainbridge Island home you can click here. And if you end up purchasing it, please invite us over for drinks and a tour. We’re good guests, we swear.