Kirkland sits on the northeast shore of Lake Washington. The city's downtown waterfront has restaurants, art galleries, a performing arts center, public parks, and beaches. Sand volleyball and boating are easy to find along the water's edge. This family friendly community features beautiful parks, ... » Learn More about Kirkland
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Bellevue
The biggest and most central city on the eastside, Bellevue is the "Uptown" to Seattle's downtown. Bellevue is french for "beautiful view" and it is completely deserving of the name. This lovely city set at the eastern shore of Lake Washington features gorgeous views of the lake and an extensive ... » Learn More about Bellevue
Redmond
Redmond, also known as the bicycle capital of the northwest, is home to the main campus of Microsoft. It extends from Bellevue back into the Snoqualmie Valley. Full of rolling hills and lots of trees, here you can live close to town and still feel like you are in the woods. Many areas are so heavily ... » Learn More about Redmond
Issaquah
If you want to be close to the city but feel like you are in the mountains, check out Issaquah. Nestled between three mountain peaks (Cougar, Squak, and Tiger) Issaquah is a city rich in history with a charming mountain vibe. Initially it was settled as a mining town, then it became important to the ... » Learn More about Issaquah
