There was a time, not that long ago, when this 9.7-acre South Kitsap property was home to 44 llamas - and to a small army of local kids who showed up to learn what a llama actually is, up close, hands-on, the way you can't learn it from a screen. The animals needed room, and the property still shows it: 12 paddocks, more than 7 fenced acres of them, laced together by five separate run options connecting two barns. The larger barn holds 3 stalls and a hayloft, along with a large tack/meeting room and small workshop/garage. A second building pairs a stable wing with one additional stall and a workshop the size most people only dream about in the garage. Whatever comes next here - horses, other livestock, a serious hobby farm, or just space to spread out - the hard infrastructure is already built and paid for. Two houses share the land now. The main home, a 1986 rambler with 2 bedrooms plus an office and 2.25 baths across 2,862 finished square feet, has the kind of solid, unfussy bones that outlast trends. A second home nearby - fully permitted, ready for guests or a tenant - means this property was always meant to hold more than one story at a time. Forty-four llamas came and went. What they left behind is a rare kind of infrastructure, on a rare amount of land, with room for whatever you bring to it next. ***Ask about our 1/2% lender credit with preferred lender!***