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Kirkland, WA Real Estate

Lake days, trail miles, and dinner downtown. This is the Kirkland way of life

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Kirkland is Where Waterfront Meets Walkable

In Kirkland, the lake is your backdrop and downtown is your living room. Stroll to dinner, catch a sunset at the pier, jog the trail at dawn, and make it back in time for a late-night gelato. This is a community that values design, green space, and good living—front porches, pocket parks, and weekend events that actually make your calendar. Whether you’re after a modern condo, a classic craftsman, or a tucked-away townhome, Kirkland turns everyday routines into something you’ll look forward to.

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Kirkland Real Estate Market Trends

In September 2025, Kirkland home prices were down 6.0% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $1.4M. On average, homes in Kirkland sell after 33 days on the market compared to 12 days last year. There were 128 homes sold in September this year, up from 102 last year.

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Everything You Need to Know About Kirkland

Nestled along the eastern shores of Lake Washington, Kirkland blends small-town charm with modern sophistication. Known for its waterfront parks, thriving arts scene, and walkable downtown, it’s one of the Seattle area’s most desirable communities.

Location

Kirkland is situated just east of Seattle and north of Bellevue, offering easy access to both via I-405 and SR 520. Its lakeside setting provides stunning views of the Seattle skyline and the Olympic Mountains.

Community

Kirkland’s community is friendly, active, and family-oriented. Locals take pride in supporting small businesses and gathering for events like the Kirkland Wednesday Market and Summerfest. The city emphasizes sustainability and outdoor living, with numerous trails and parks for recreation.

Dining

Downtown Kirkland offers a vibrant dining scene with lakefront restaurants, upscale bistros, and cozy cafes. Favorites include Anthony’s HomePort for seafood, Café Juanita for fine Italian dining, and Deru Market for farm-to-table fare.

Housing

Kirkland’s housing market features a mix of luxury lakefront homes, modern townhouses, and charming single-family residences. Popular neighborhoods like Juanita, Houghton, and Rose Hill offer diverse styles and price ranges, catering to professionals and families alike.

Transportation

Commuters benefit from convenient freeway access and King County Metro routes, with Sound Transit connections to Seattle and Bellevue. The Cross Kirkland Corridor Trail also provides an alternative route for biking and walking.

Education

Kirkland is served by the highly rated Lake Washington School District, known for its strong academics and extracurricular programs. The city is also home to Northwest University and is close to major higher education hubs in nearby Seattle and Redmond.

Kirkland Real Estate FAQs

Kirkland blends lakefront living with a walkable downtown—think waterfront parks, local cafés, galleries, and the Cross-Kirkland Corridor trail—plus quick access to tech hubs in Bellevue, Redmond, and Seattle. You get everyday convenience with a true neighborhood feel.

Start with Downtown/Moss Bay for walkability and condo living, Houghton for lake views and easy commutes, Juanita for parks and shoreline, and Bridle Trails for larger lots and a greener vibe. Each area offers a distinct lifestyle—waterfront, urban-walkable, or quiet residential.

Desirable homes can move fast. Get fully pre-approved, set up real-time listing alerts, and be ready to tour the day a home hits the market. Flexible terms and clear timelines help your offer stand out.

Waterfront delivers rare views, direct lake access, and strong long-term appeal. Costs can be higher (maintenance, insurance, potential HOA/CC&R rules), but many buyers value the lifestyle and resale strength. Near-water alternatives can capture views and proximity at lower price points.

Families appreciate the area’s well-regarded schools and abundant parks. Commuters benefit from access to I-405 and SR-520, with major employers minutes away. Daily life is easy—grocery, fitness, dining, and lakefront recreation are all close by.