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4.3 from 102 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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3 stars
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2 stars
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1 stars
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Vintage at Silverdale Costs & Pricing
At Vintage at Silverdale, the monthly costs for accommodations present a compelling value when compared to both Kitsap County and the broader state of Washington. For example, residents seeking a one-bedroom unit will pay an attractive $650 per month, significantly lower than the average county rate of $4,453 and the state average of $4,632. Similarly, two-bedroom units are priced at $725, which still represents a substantial saving compared to Kitsap County's average of $4,670 and Washington's average of $4,301. This affordability makes Vintage at Silverdale an appealing option for those looking for comfortable living without compromising on financial sustainability in a market where housing costs can be prohibitively high.
Floor plans
Vintage at Silverdale
Kitsap County
Washington
1 Bedroom
$650
$4,453
$4,634
2 Bedrooms
$725
$4,670
$4,301
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Overall Review of Vintage at Silverdale
differentiator26 reviews mention this
Maintenance fixes are often quick
Maintenance responsiveness is a major reason residents feel things get handled.
Many residents describe maintenance as professional and quick to respond, with work orders completed promptly after requests or inspections. Several notes call out same-day or next-day service and technicians who “know what they are doing.” A few reviews also flag slower outcomes or repeated visits for the same issue, suggesting timing and follow-through can vary depending on the problem.
common24 reviews mention this
Staff friendliness shows up often
Residents repeatedly describe staff as friendly, helpful, and professional.
Across reviews, the office and on-site staff come through as approachable and respectful, with people praising how questions are answered and concerns are taken seriously. Several residents also mention specific staff members who communicated well, toured thoroughly, or supported them through paperwork and moves. A smaller set of comments complains about management responsiveness and communication not always matching expectations, but the tone is still frequently positive overall.
common6 reviews mention this
Pool and spa draw residents
The pool and spa are a standout amenity residents talk about.
Residents mention the indoor pool and hot tub as notable perks, and some say the facilities help them stay active. At the same time, multiple reviews report the pool being closed for stretches, including concerns about a phone outage or delays getting the issue resolved. One review also points to the pool being important for physical therapy-style exercise, which makes closures feel more disruptive.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and odors need attention
Residents mention cleanliness issues that affect day-to-day comfort.
Some residents report ongoing nuisances tied to garbage areas and debris, including smells and frequent cleanup near their door. Others describe broader cleanliness problems like dirty carpeting and concerns about pests, which can make the building feel less well maintained. These comments contrast with other reviews that say the premises are kept nice, suggesting experiences can differ across areas and time.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Security and parking are recurring concerns
Security and parking concerns come up in multiple reviews.
Several residents raise worries about parking access and safety, including narrow spaces leading to vehicle damage and difficulties for visitors or handicap parking. Other comments ask for better security measures such as video surveillance after vandalism or theft concerns. One review also complains about car security related to evening periods when staff may not be present.
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Features
Types of Care
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Transportation
Seattle-Tacoma International (23 miles away)
Nearby Places of Interest
Theaters
AMC Kitsap 8 (0.3 miles)
Rodeo Drive-In Theatre (10.7 miles)
Physicians
Silverdale Smiles Dent (0.3 miles)
Knight Vision (0.4 miles)
WestSound Orthopaedics - Silverdale (0.6 miles)
Joseph J. Bohonos, MD (0.6 miles)
Jason C. Cheung, MD (0.7 miles)
Silverdale Eye MD (0.7 miles)
Kitsap OBGYN (0.8 miles)
Pharmacies
Walgreens (0.5 miles)
Rite Aid (0.6 miles)
Walgreens (4.1 miles)
Walgreens (5.4 miles)
CVS Pharmacy (6 miles)
Rite Aid (6.2 miles)
Walgreens (6.4 miles)
Hospitals
Upper Cervical Health Centers Of America (0.8 miles)
North Kitsap Medical Center (6.9 miles)
Providence Mount St. Vincent - Seattle (16.4 miles)
At Vintage at Silverdale, the monthly costs for accommodations present a compelling value when compared to both Kitsap County and the broader state of Washington. For example, residents seeking a one-bedroom unit will pay an attractive $650 per month, significantly lower than the average county rate of $4,453 and the state average of $4,632. Similarly, two-bedroom units are priced at $725, which still represents a substantial saving compared to Kitsap County's average of $4,670 and Washington's average of $4,301. This affordability makes Vintage at Silverdale an appealing option for those looking for comfortable living without compromising on financial sustainability in a market where housing costs can be prohibitively high.
Vintage at Silverdale is located at 3291 NW Mt. Vintage Way, Silverdale, WA 98383 in Kitsap County, Washington
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