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KIRKLAND VIEW HOMES
Panoramic Living with Lake, Mountain, and Skyline Views
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Panoramic Living with Lake, Mountain, and Skyline Views
Kirkland, WA is where breathtaking scenery meets refined living. From shimmering views of Lake Washington to sweeping vistas of the Seattle skyline and snow-capped Olympic Mountains, Kirkland’s view homes capture the very essence of Pacific Northwest beauty.
Whether perched on the hills of Houghton, nestled near Yarrow Bay, or overlooking the waterfront downtown, these homes are designed to showcase what matters most — the view. With modern architecture, expansive windows, and elevated outdoor spaces, Kirkland’s view homes offer a lifestyle that feels both inspiring and serene.
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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Kirkland’s view homes are spread across several of its most sought-after neighborhoods, each offering a unique perspective of the region’s natural and urban beauty. Houghton and Rose Hill feature hillside estates with panoramic views of Lake Washington and the Seattle skyline. Juanita offers elevated townhomes and modern residences with tranquil water and park views, while Yarrow Point and Bridle Trails provide privacy and wide-open vistas framed by mature evergreens.
Many of Kirkland’s view properties are within minutes of the waterfront, boutique shopping, and fine dining — allowing residents to enjoy both peaceful scenery and vibrant city living. Whether your dream view is sunrise over the lake or sunset over the mountains, Kirkland has the perfect vantage point.
Kirkland offers homes with panoramic Lake Washington views, Seattle skyline views, Olympic and Cascade mountain views, and sunset vistas. Many properties feature multiple view orientations, maximizing natural light and scenery.
Top neighborhoods include Houghton, Rose Hill, Yarrow Point, and Downtown Kirkland, each offering stunning lake, city, or mountain perspectives.
Expect modern, contemporary, and Northwest craftsman designs with open layouts, tall ceilings, and expansive glass walls — all designed to highlight the surrounding landscape.
View homes generally start around $1.5 million, with luxury lakeview and skyline properties exceeding $5 million, depending on location, elevation, and amenities.
Yes. Properties with strong view appeal historically appreciate faster, hold premium market value, and remain in high demand — particularly those with unobstructed Lake Washington or mountain views.
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