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Let's Chat701 9th Ave S #707, Kirkland, WA 98033 | $1,775,880 | 3 bed, 2.5 bath | 2,392 sq. ft. | Oversized 4-car garage
Light works through this Kirkland townhome all day long, and come evening the upper deck hands you Lake Washington, the Olympics, and a sunset worth staying out for. The Kirkland waterfront is just over a mile away. Inside, the main level opens up for the kind of gatherings you actually host, with two gas fireplaces and a Thermador cooktop anchoring the kitchen. All three bedrooms sit together on the upper level with two full baths, and a powder room handles the main floor, so it lives like a house. Three decks, two front and one back, follow the sun through the day, and three stacked center closets were built so an in-home elevator can go in whenever you want one.
Contact for Showing Contact for ShowingYou can leave the car parked here. Starbucks is a four minute walk, CVS is five, and Metropolitan Market is nine. BiBi, Sarducci's, and Toshi's Teriyaki cover dinner on the nights you'd rather not cook. The Cross Kirkland Corridor picks up at Feriton Spur Park about ten minutes out, and downtown Kirkland is a twenty-five minute stroll or a four minute drive.
Google's Kirkland campus is a six minute walk from the front door. Microsoft's Redmond campus is five miles east and Amazon's Bellevue offices about five and a half south, so three of the region's largest employers sit inside a short drive. I-405 is two miles up the road at NE 85th, and the South Kirkland Park and Ride is a couple of miles south.
This one lives like a house. All three bedrooms are together on the upper level with two full baths, and a powder room takes care of the main floor, so guests never head upstairs. Two gas fireplaces, a Thermador cooktop in the kitchen, and central air for the weeks in August when you want it. Downstairs, the garage takes four cars with room left for bikes.
Everest Estates is a boutique condominium community of only eight homes, with healthy reserves and no special assessments. Everything outside the home is the association's: siding, roof, landscaping, paint, even the window cleaning. A multi-year exterior refresh is already funded and underway. None of it is yours to think about.
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This stretch of Kirkland rewards people who like to live on foot. Metropolitan Market handles the weekly shop about nine minutes from the door, CVS is five, and Starbucks is four. When cooking isn't happening, BiBi, Sarducci's, and Toshi's Teriyaki are all a seven to eight minute walk. Feriton Spur Park and the Cross Kirkland Corridor pick up ten minutes south for a run or a ride that never touches a road. Push a little further and you're downtown: Peter Kirk Memorial Park, the Kirkland Performance Center, and Marina Park on the waterfront are all a walk of twenty-two to twenty-six minutes, or four minutes if you take the car. Schools are Lake Washington School District: Lakeview Elementary, Kirkland Middle, and Lake Washington High.
If you work in tech, this address quietly does a lot for you. Google's Kirkland campus is a six minute walk from the front door, which is a commute almost nobody on the Eastside gets. Microsoft's Redmond campus sits five miles east and Amazon's Bellevue offices about five and a half miles south, which puts three of the region's largest employers inside a short drive of your garage. Beyond work, I-405 is two miles up the road at NE 85th, downtown Bellevue runs about ten minutes and downtown Seattle closer to eighteen. The South Kirkland Park and Ride is a couple of miles south for bus connections across the lake, and SeaTac is roughly half an hour. Day to day, though, the best route out of here is still the sidewalk.
This one lives like a house, which is what people notice once they have walked it. All three bedrooms are together on the upper level, sharing two full baths, and a powder room handles the main floor so guests never head upstairs. Light finds every room from morning through evening. The kitchen runs a Thermador gas cooktop and a full GE appliance suite, with a dedicated wine refrigerator and an Insta-Hot tap at the sink. Two gas fireplaces take care of the gray months, and central air handles the warm weeks. Three stacked center closets on the garage, main, and upper levels were built to accept an in-home elevator later. Fresh paint, new carpet, and a clean pre-listing inspection are already done.
Three decks give you somewhere to be outside without ever leaving home. Two face the front and one opens off the back, so you can follow the sun or duck out of it. The upper deck is the one you'll use most, with Lake Washington, the Olympics, and the sunsets that make an evening out here worth planning around. Below it all, the garage takes four cars. Everest Estates is a boutique condominium community of only eight homes, with healthy reserves and no special assessments. Everything outside the home belongs to the association: siding, roof, landscaping, paint, even the window cleaning. A multi-year exterior refresh is funded and underway. You own the inside and the decks, and the rest simply gets handled.
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