Explore Every Kirkland Neighborhood
From Lake Washington waterfront to the woods of Finn Hill — a local broker’s guide to all 15 of Kirkland’s distinct neighborhood pockets.
Moss Bay
The heart of downtown Kirkland — walkable Lake Street, Marina Park, restaurants, and condos with lake views. The most urban address in the city.
Explore Moss BayWest of Market
Between Market Street and Lake Washington — Marina Park access, Waverly Beach, and some of Kirkland’s most coveted lake-adjacent streets.
Explore West of MarketEast of Market
Tree-lined streets just east of Market with classic craftsman homes, a tight-knit feel, and walkable access to downtown Kirkland.
Explore East of MarketNorkirk
Sought-after single-family neighborhood north of downtown — home to Peter Kirk Elementary, Heritage Park, and Waverly Beach.
Explore NorkirkHighlands
Mid-century homes on quiet curving streets between Norkirk and Rose Hill. Forbes Lake, parks, and a strong neighborhood association.
Explore HighlandsEverest
Tucked between downtown and Rose Hill — Everest Park, the Cross Kirkland Corridor trail, and well-priced single-family homes near everything.
Explore EverestLakeview
South of downtown along Lake Washington Boulevard — premium lake-view homes, Carillon Point, and some of Kirkland’s highest price points.
Explore LakeviewHoughton
Established neighborhood around Northwest University with Lakeview Elementary, mature lots, and easy access to the waterfront and 405.
Explore HoughtonSouth Rose Hill
Borders Bridle Trails State Park with horse-friendly streets, larger lots, and quick access to both Kirkland and Bellevue tech corridors.
Explore South Rose HillNorth Rose Hill
Family-friendly streets between NE 85th and Totem Lake — strong Lake Washington School District options and easy I-405 access.
Explore North Rose HillTotem Lake
Kirkland’s fastest-growing area — The Village at Totem Lake, Evergreen Hospital, new townhomes and condos, and a true live-work-play vibe.
Explore Totem LakeSouth Juanita
Home to Juanita Beach Park, Juanita Village, and the summer farmers market — lakeside lifestyle with strong neighborhood schools.
Explore South JuanitaNorth Juanita
Quieter, leafier streets north of Juanita Bay — Edith Moulton Park, well-rated schools, and a steady mix of mid-century and updated homes.
Explore North JuanitaFinn Hill
Hilltop neighborhood with mature trees, Saint Edward and O.O. Denny parks, and serious Lake Washington views from the right lots.
Explore Finn HillKingsgate
Northeast Kirkland near I-405 — relative value for the Eastside, Kingsgate Park, the ice arena, and strong commuter access to Bothell and Redmond.
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