Neighborhoods in King County, WA

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  Hunts Point

  Hunts Point is a secluded neighborhood with luxurious waterfront estates on Lake Washington. The area has highly rated schools and a community park. Its proximity to Downtown Bellevue and Seattle offers urban conveniences. Hunts Point is a prestigious waterfront neighborhood known for its luxurious homes and secluded yet accessible location. The

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    $4.75M

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    $2.6M - $35M

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    4 Listings

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  Yarrow Point

  Yarrow Point is a peaceful luxury community located just minutes from the dining, retail, and entertainment options of Bellevue. The neighborhood features massive luxury homes in various styles, including Mediterranean-inspired villas, New England-style Cape Cod estates, geometric contemporary homes, midcentury modern houses, and Craftsman-style

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    $4.73M

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    $3M - $17M

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    5 Listings

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  Medina

  Medina, situated between Bellevue and Seattle, is known for its luxury estates and stunning views of Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier. The neighborhood features several parks and outdoor spaces, including Medina Park with its ponds and off-leash dog area, and Medina Beach Park, which offers a serene atmosphere and scenic sunset views. Residents can

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    $4.56M

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    $2.7M - $20.9M

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    18 Listings

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  Clyde Hill

  Clyde Hill, a waterfront neighborhood, offers picturesque views of the Olympic Mountains and Lake Washington. Known for its natural beauty and tranquility, the area features sprawling estates and lavish amenities. The neighborhood is characterized by beautifully landscaped homes and elegant architecture, with most houses built in the 1970s and

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    $4.51M

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    $2.7M - $23.1M

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    8 Listings

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  The Highlands

  The Highlands was planned with seclusion, natural beauty and community in mind. Designed by the renowned Olmsted brothers' architecture firm, this private gated community was named for its hilltop location. "It's beautiful and very Northwest. It has big native trees, picturesque surroundings and a great view of Puget Sound," says Jane Powers,

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    $4.10M

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    $4M - $9.8M

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    1 Listing

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  Island Point

  At Mercer Island’s South End, Island Point combines serenity and tranquility at the water’s edge. With an elevated topography, it offers expansive views of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier. "It's very private and walkable, with definitely a more secluded feel and a lot of mature trees," says Christy Shiers, a South End resident and Sales

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    $3.30M

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    $2.4M - $12M

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    7 Listings

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  Market

  Kirkland's Market neighborhood offers waterfront living on Lake Washington with modern homes. Residents enjoy beaches, parks, and Lake Street dining. The area has highly rated schools and a close-knit community feel. Market, a waterside neighborhood in Kirkland, is known for its beaches, parks, and scenic views of Lake Washington. This close-knit

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    $3.24M

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    $1.3M - $11.5M

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    16 Listings

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  East Mercer

  East Mercer is a densely wooded neighborhood on the coast of Mercer Island, a small city between Seattle and Bellevue. Here, sprawling homes sit on the hillside above Lake Washington, and community-maintained trails connect neighborhoods through scenic shortcuts. “The neighborhoods of East Mercer Island have their own distinct character,” says

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    $3.14M

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    $1.7M - $7.5M

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    1 Listing

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  Groveland

  Through neatly trimmed hedges and walls of ivy, Groveland reveals the blue surface of Lake Washington on Mercer Island, a floating city on Interstate 90 between Seattle and Bellevue. Originally the site of a summer bible camp, Groveland is known for its cedar forests around Groveland Beach Park, the only public beach on the island's radiant west

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    $3.02M

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    $2.2M - $14.7M

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  Enatai

  The suburb of Enatai offers upscale housing, fine dining options, big-box retail and public greenspaces along Lake Washington. “Enatai has far more waterfront access and park space per capita than nearby neighborhoods like Clyde Hill, Yarrow Point and Medina,” says Realtor Kelly Sublett, a lifelong Enatai resident who sells houses in the area for

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    $3.02M

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    $1.8M - $8.9M

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    9 Listings

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  Denny Blaine

  Denny Blaine, a sought-after location in east central Seattle, has natural surroundings and an abundance of architecturally stunning homes. Views include Lake Washington, the Cascade Mountains and Downtown Bellevue.  "Denny Blaine is a beautiful, well-located neighborhood that has stood the test of time," says Tammy Heldridge, a real estate

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    $2.91M

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    $1.4M - $12.3M

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    11 Listings

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  Appleton

  Named after its grove of apple trees, Appleton is burrowed beneath a dense rainforest on the east side of Mercer Island, a small city roughly 5 miles from Seattle. Known for its winding roads and abundant greenery, Appleton is a secluded community in leafy Cascadia. "Mercer Island offers residents the best of both worlds with just a 10-minute

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    $2.82M

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    $1.8M - $6.4M

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    3 Listings

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  Forest Avenue

  The Forest Avenue neighborhood is aptly named for its green thoroughfare that journeys through the descending sunkissed slopes of Mercer Island, a secluded lakeside city east of Seattle. In Forest Avenue, midcentury modern houses rise above the flourishing coastal landscape, overlooking Lake Washington with distant views of Seward Park and the

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    $2.77M

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    $1.9M - $10.1M

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    6 Listings

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  The Reserve

  The Reserve in Newcastle, a suburb of Seattle, is a vibrant community known for its luxury golf course living and proximity to nature. The neighborhood features high-end custom homes, including Mediterranean, Spanish, and modern Craftsman styles, many with intricate landscaping and built-in garages. The Reserve is adjacent to Cougar Mountain

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    $2.66M

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    $1.9M - $4.1M

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  Washington Park

  Situated in the heart of east central Seattle, Washington Park is positioned between the 230-acre Arboretum, after which the community is named, and the scenic shoreline of Lake Washington. Washington Park displays an array of elegant modern and historic homes, including the distinguished William Walker House—a Georgian Colonial residence

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    $2.65M

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    $1.2M - $8.6M

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    2 Listings

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  Northwest Bellevue

  Adjacent to Downtown Bellevue and Meydenbauer Bay and with easy access to Seattle, Northwest Bellevue is one of the most desirable places to live not only in this city, but all of Washington. But it’s not just convenience and natural beauty bringing people from across the globe – more than one-third of the neighborhood’s population was born

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    $2.59M

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    $511K - $9M

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    25 Listings

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  East Seattle

  In the late 1800s, East Seattle was one of the isle's first investment properties. Today, East Seattle is a peaceful island reprieve with waterfront views, historic charm and an easy commute to the "Emerald City," which is only about 5 miles west. "East Seattle was the first area settled on Mercer Island," says Lori Holden, Broker and Lifestyle

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    $2.47M

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    $1.2M - $3.8M

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  Central Houghton

  Central Houghton is an upscale suburban enclave offering access to rugged greenspaces, local restaurants, big-box retail and highly rated public schools. The neighborhood is also a convenient place to settle down for people who work in the area's robust tech industry. "Central Houghton is near the Google office and just minutes from Microsoft

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    $2.43M

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    $995K - $5.4M

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    11 Listings

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  First Hill

  First Hill, about 5 miles east of Seattle, is a plateau that ascends through a quiet community centered around Downtown Mercer Island - a modern mecca of community life. With renovated homes and boat landings on Lake Washington, First Hill is a landmark in the island's convenient north end, where nature trails lead from historic houses to a

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    $2.37M

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    $1.4M - $4.3M

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  Lakeview Kirkland

  Lakeview Kirkland boasts Lake Washington views and a thriving startup scene. This Kirkland area features waterfront parks, upscale dining, and boutique shopping. Top-rated schools enhance its appeal. Lakeview Kirkland, a neighborhood with a rich history dating back to the 1880s, has evolved into a thriving hub for startups and technology

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    $2.37M

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    $566K - $9.3M

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    14 Listings

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  Madison Park

  Madison Park is an affluent Seattle suburb known for its tree-lined streets and sparkling views of Lake Washington. Realtor Deidre Hicks of Berkshire Hathaway has sold almost $20 million worth of property in the Seattle area. “Madison Park and Leschi are both multi-cultural areas,” Deidre says. “The town is home to a lot of young, upper-middle

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    $2.36M

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    $529K - $6.4M

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  Mercerdale

  Whether it’s joining a fun community event, taking a kayak on Lake Washington or indulging in sustainable cuisines, Mercerdale has a place for it. “It's not quite isolated but more remote and peaceful," says Sherry Fisher, who has been a public services assistant at the Mercer Island Library for over a year. "You get a lot of people who assume you

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    $2.27M

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    $626K - $11M

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    7 Listings

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  Mercer Island Estates

  Located on Mercer Island's South End, Mercer Island Estates is a planned community that dates back to the 1960s and 70s. With flat, walkable streets and lots of cul-de-sacs, it’s also the largest neighborhood on this part of the island. Elegant homes, plentiful trails, highly rated schools and a small commercial plaza come together to form a

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    $2.27M

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    $1.7M - $3.2M

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  Norkirk

  Whether referred to as Norkirk or simply East of Market, residents will find a serene suburban lifestyle with easy access to city amenities within this residential community. The community rests east of the historic Market neighborhood. Tami Grayevsky, Realtor with Windermere Real Estate, says people are drawn to the area because “It’s very close

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    $2.23M

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    $943K - $4M

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  Innis Arden

  Waves lap along the western shoreline of Innis Arden, where the Puget Sound offers incredible views for the quiet suburban neighborhood. Located about 13 miles north of downtown Seattle in Shoreline, Innis Arden is surrounded by mature trees and natural vegetation. “Innis Arden is a highly desirable community known for its territorial landscapes

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    $2.23M

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    $1.3M - $5.4M

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    1 Listing

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