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Port Ludlow :: a Master Planned Resort Community for All Ages :: Birding, Boating, Golfing, Hiking, & More |
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Port Ludlow, Washington
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Port Ludlow is a beautiful and unique place, situated around Port Ludlow Bay at a latitude where tall evergreen trees come right down to the water's edge.  Although Port Ludlow is described as an active retiree community, approximately 13% of the population is under 19, and the medium age of a Port Ludlow resident is in the late 50s (see demographics). Port Ludlow is almost exclusively residential. The original developer built a few groups of homes or condominiums based on the same or similar floor plans, but most of the houses in Port Ludlow are custom homes. Over 80% of the buildings in Port Ludlow are single family residences; about 1% are commercial, and the remainder are condominiums plus a few townhomes. |
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There are homes in Port Ludlow with settings for every homeowner's taste. Port Ludlow Bay is lined with waterfront homes. Most are 'medium-bank' or medium-high bank. The waterfront townhomes on Burner Point are no bank. Some of the homes on the south side of Port Ludlow Bay have beach access with their own docks. The hills that slope up from the bay on both the north and south sides contain homes with waterviews and views of the Cascades or Olympics. Abundant trees frame views and provide privacy without blocking the vistas. |
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Commonly maintained greenbelts run though the Port Ludlow MPR. Homes which are a few blocks from the water next to the greenbelts enjoy the extra space. Some are nestled into the trees, some gaze into the well-kept woods from small sunny meadows, and others look out over the tops of a sea of peaceful trees, perhaps with either Puget Sound in the distance or the Olympics towering over the canopy. |
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The Port Ludlow golf course is lined with houses and condominiums which enjoy views of golfers and/or manicured landscaping. There are homes which overlook the marina. There are lots of of South Bay homes within an easy walking distance to the Bay Club, and many North Bay homes that are less than a five minute walk to the Beach Club. |
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If you'd prefer not to be part of a homeowners association or the MPR, but want to be in the Port Ludlow area, there are also areas outside the MPR which are known as Ludlow North and Ludlow South. Homes for sale range in price from the mid to high 200k's to a couple million, depending on their location, size, age, type of view, condition, and a host of other factors. |
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A marine influence moderates the climate in Port Ludlow so winters are typically mild and summer temperatures are comfortable. The quality of life in Port Ludlow is very high. The air and water quality is good and there are good roads but very little traffic. There are many opportunities for recreation, including two homeowners clubs with amenities such as workout rooms, pools, and meeting places for special interest groups such as computer clubs, bridge clubs, and all types of social & civic clubs. Port Ludlow Bay is a playground for kayakers. The marina has a picturesque view of the Olympic Mountains, and is home to an Etchell fleet, and an active yacht club. The golf course is a certified Audubon sanctuary, and walking trails wind all through the community. Port Ludlow residents have easy access to cultural events and good food. |
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This website is a resource for people who want to know more about Port Ludlow, especially if they are shopping for a home in Port Ludlow. On this website you will find quality non biased, noncommercial information about Port Ludlow. This information is provided as a public service |
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