Cedar Glen

Independent Assessment

Multiple independent sources place the community at 16300 State Highway 305 NE, directly on the highway corridor connecting Poulsbo to the Agate Pass Bridge and Bainbridge Island. The park's own published rules explicitly state that at least one applicant must be 55 or older and that persons under 45 are not permitted to permanently reside in the community, a specific, directly sourced age-restriction policy rather than generic 55+ marketing language.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want an affordable, owned-home option on the Kitsap Peninsula's north end, within easy reach of both downtown Poulsbo's Scandinavian-themed waterfront district and the Agate Pass Bridge to Bainbridge Island, are a strong fit for Cedar Glen. Its long operating history under the same family ownership since 1969 may also appeal to buyers who prefer an established, locally run community over a larger corporate operator.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Cedar Glen was built in 1969 and has been operated under the same family ownership since that time, according to local business listings; the property is currently held as Cedar Glen Mobile Home Park LLC. The community includes 97 home sites on roughly 22 to 27 acres (reported acreage figures vary slightly by source), with homes on-site reportedly ranging in age from 1967 to 2020, reflecting decades of gradual replacement and resale turnover.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

A current resale price range for manufactured homes within Cedar Glen could not be independently confirmed. Because the community operates on a land-lease model with a reported lot-rent range of roughly $485 to $975/month, buyers should request both the current home listing price and the exact current lot rent for a specific lot from a local agent or park management before comparing Cedar Glen to other Kitsap County options.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

All current activity at Cedar Glen is resale of existing manufactured homes; no new-home construction was found. Given the wide reported range of home ages (1967 to 2020), buyers should obtain a manufactured-home-specific inspection tailored to the specific unit's vintage, and should request the park's current lot-rent agreement, rent-increase history, and rules document from management before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Manufactured homes at Cedar Glen are subject to Washington personal-property tax on the home itself, separate from any property tax the landowner pays on the underlying leased land. Washington has no state income tax and offers a Senior Citizen and Disabled Persons property tax exemption/deferral program for qualifying lower-income seniors, which buyers should confirm applies to a leased-lot manufactured home directly with the Kitsap County Assessor's Office. Insurance for a leased-lot manufactured home should be independently quoted and should account for the home's age, given the community's 1969 development and reported home ages as old as 1967.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Cedar Glen offers a low-maintenance, land-lease manufactured-home lifestyle on the Kitsap Peninsula's north end, with a long-tenured family ownership and grounds that include both mobile-home lots and an adjoining RV park section. Its Highway 305 location places residents within easy reach of downtown Poulsbo's Scandinavian-themed shops and waterfront, the Agate Pass Bridge to Bainbridge Island, and the Suquamish area, with views toward the Olympic Mountain Range reported by the park's own marketing.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Cedar Glen sits at 16300 State Highway 305 NE, on the corridor connecting downtown Poulsbo to the Agate Pass Bridge and Bainbridge Island, Washington. The community is close to Naval Base Kitsap facilities, Washington State Ferries terminals, and Hood Canal, with Poulsbo's own retail, dining, and healthcare infrastructure a short drive north and Silverdale's broader shopping corridor roughly 6-7 miles south.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Cedar Glen's own published community rules state that at least one applicant must be 55 years of age or older, and that persons under the age of 45 are not permitted to permanently reside in the community — language consistent with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework's approach to limited younger-resident exceptions. Buyers should still request the complete, current written rules and any occupancy-percentage requirements directly from Cedar Glen Mobile Home Park LLC before purchasing.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Because Cedar Glen is a land-lease community, buyers own only the manufactured home and must budget for a separately billed, potentially rising monthly lot rent (reported at roughly $485 to $975/month depending on the specific lot); buyers should get the exact current lot rent for any home under consideration in writing before making an offer. Given the community's 1969 development and reported home ages ranging as far back as 1967, buyers should budget for a manufactured-home-specific inspection with particular attention to older units. Cedar Glen's grounds also include an adjoining RV park operated by the same ownership, so buyers should confirm which specific section and lot a given home occupies within the overall property.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Cedar Glen's Poulsbo/Bainbridge Island-area location lies north of Silverdale Estates and Orchard Bluff, both located farther south nearer Silverdale and Port Orchard. Buyers who prioritize proximity to Poulsbo's waterfront district and easy ferry access to Bainbridge Island and Seattle may prefer Cedar Glen, while those who want a gated amenity package with an indoor pool may prefer Silverdale Estates.

Current Listings

A connected local agent experienced with manufactured-home sales in Kitsap County can provide current available homes at Cedar Glen, recent comparable sales, and the current lot-rent agreement terms.

Where exactly is Cedar Glen located?

Cedar Glen sits at 16300 State Highway 305 NE, on the corridor between downtown Poulsbo and the Agate Pass Bridge to Bainbridge Island, Washington. Because no dedicated Poulsbo place record exists yet in this directory, the community is filed under the nearby Silverdale, Kitsap County jurisdiction as the closest available approximation.

Is Cedar Glen legally age-restricted?

Yes — the park's own published rules require at least one applicant to be 55 or older and prohibit permanent residency for persons under 45, consistent with the federal HOPA framework.

Do residents own their homes at Cedar Glen, or is it a rental park?

Residents own their manufactured homes and pay a separate monthly lot rent (reported at roughly $485 to $975/month) to lease the underlying land. It is not a rental-apartment-style mobile home park.

How long has Cedar Glen been operating?

The community was built in 1969 and has reportedly been under the same family ownership since that time, now operated as Cedar Glen Mobile Home Park LLC.