WA

Kirkland

Kirkland is a highly desirable waterfront city on the east side of Lake Washington, offering a blend of walkable neighborhoods, upscale amenities, and scenic shoreline living. With a lively downtown, expansive parks, and proximity to major tech employers, Kirkland appeals to buyers seeking both lifestyle and convenience.

$1,591,243

Average Sales Price

$1,299,560

Median Sales Price

657

Total Listings

81,771

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Why People move to Kirkland WA

People move to Kirkland for its Lake Washington waterfront, vibrant downtown, and strong job access to Seattle, Bellevue, and Redmond. The city offers top-rated schools, an active outdoor lifestyle, and a mix of urban and residential neighborhoods. Kirkland is especially attractive to buyers looking for walkability, water views, and a polished yet relaxed community feel.

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Things To do in Kirkland:

🌳 Outdoor & Nature

Marina Park  iconic waterfront park with beaches, walking paths, and lake views
Juanita Beach Park swimming, paddleboarding, picnic areas, and playgrounds
Bridle Trails State Park  miles of wooded trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding
Lake Washington access boating, kayaking, and sunset views along the shoreline

🛍 Shopping & Dining

Downtown Kirkland walkable streets with boutiques, coffee shops, and waterfront dining
Kirkland Urban modern shopping, restaurants, fitness, and entertainment
Juanita Village neighborhood shopping, dining, and community events
A diverse mix of local eateries, wine bars, and casual-to-upscale dining options

🎭 Arts, Culture & Community

Kirkland Performance Center concerts, theater, and cultural events
Public art installations throughout downtown and along the waterfront
Seasonal festivals, farmers markets, and community gatherings year-round

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    Listing Detail

    Attributes Average Median
    Bathrooms 2.46 2.25
    Bedrooms 3.24 3
    Year Built 1995 1990
    Lot Size 9,391 Sqft 5,044 Sqft
    Taxes $10,062 $8,622

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    Population

    81.8K
    81.8K in 2020

    Density

    3.7K
    per square mile

    Households

    34.8K
    27% with children

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    FAQs

    Is Kirkland, WA a good place to live?

    Yes, Kirkland is one of the most desirable cities on Seattle’s Eastside. It offers a strong mix of waterfront living, walkable neighborhoods, and easy access to major job centers like Bellevue and Seattle. Residents enjoy parks along Lake Washington, a vibrant downtown, and a high quality of life that consistently attracts buyers.

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