Homes for Sale in Redmond, WA

Redmond is a desirable city on the east side of Lake Washington, famous for its lush green areas, small-town feel and being the headquarters of Microsoft.

In 2012, Money Magazine ranked it the 5th best small town in America. Here are some of the main reasons why homes for sale in Remond, WA are in high demand.

Residents enjoy the city's large homes, clean streets and the countless opportunities for outdoor recreation. 

Empty nesters and singles are drawn to Redmond for its coffee shops, farmer's markets and exciting night life.

Families with young children are drawn to Redmond for its endless, kid-friendly activities, safe neighborhoods and great public and private schools.

Professionals often move to Redmond for its proximity to countless tech jobs; the city has been home to Microsoft's main campus since 1986.

Being a relatively large and diverse geographic area, there are typically homes for sale in Redmond that cater to a wide variety of needs and preferences.

Location

Redmond is a city on the east side of Lake Washington with a population of about 65,000. It is bordered by Kirkland to the east, Woodinville to the north, Carnation to the west and Bellevue and Sammamish to the south. Some popular neighborhoods in Redmond include: Ames Lake, Overlake and Union Hill.  

About the Homes For Sale in Redmond, WA

Many homes in Redmond are original to the 60s, 70s and 80s, with recently-renovated interiors. Many homes are situated on generous lots. Redmond single-family homes often have both back and front yards, as well as spacious, two-car garages. Check out our listings for homes for sale in Remond, WA above.

Single Family Homes in Redmond, WA

• 16 homes are currently listed for sale in Redmond WA.
• 634 single family homes sold and closed in the last 12 months.
• Prices - $1,585,000 was the median closing price in the last 6 months.
• Sizes - 2,500 SQFT was the median home size.

Please see our Redmond listings page for updates on a daily basis.

Condos and Condo Buildings

The majority of condos in Redmond are located on the westernmost side of the city, within walking distance of downtown. There are also a handful of condo options on the northern shores of Lake Sammamish. As you move east, Redmond becomes more suburban, with the majority of housing options being single-family homes.

Condos

• 31 condos are currently listed for sale in Redmond WA.
• In the last year, there were 167 condos sold and closed.

Please see Redmond condos for more information on condos and complexes in Redmond.

New Home Construction in Redmond

New homes in Redmond range from contemporary community homes, to one-of-a-kind farmhouses and luxury ramblers. Buyers can find new homes near downtown Redmond and Lake Sammamish, as well as in the more suburban areas of the city.

New Construction Single Family Homes

• 4 new homes are currently listed for sale in Redmond WA.
• 27 new single family homes sold and closed in the last 12 months.
• Prices - $3,425,000 was the median closing price in the last 6 months.
• Sizes - 4,289 SQFT was the median home size.

New Construction Condos

• 12 new condos are currently listed for sale in Redmond WA.
• In the last year, there were 39 new condos sold and closed.

Please see our Redmond new homes page for updates on a daily basis.

Schools in Redmond, WA

Redmond is a part of the Lake Washington School District.

Public elementary schools in the area include:

• Ella Baker Elementary
• Albert Einstein Elementary
• Redmond Elementary

Middle schools include:

• Redmond Middle School
• Timberline Middle School
• Rose Hill Middle School

Finally, Redmond public high school include:

• Redmond High School
• Eastlake High School

Private school options in Redmond include:

• The Overlake School (5-12)
• Cascadia Montessori School (Pre-K-5)

Activities, Parks & Recreation

From young families, to singles and empty nesters, anyone can enjoy the parks and recreation opportunities all across Redmond. Downtown Park is an urban center with art installations, seating and an urban play space. Parents with young children may also opt for a visit to Farrel McWhirter Farm Park, a property with farm animals, horseback riding and perfect spots for a cozy picnic. Marymoor Park is another popular destination and hosts many large concerts and drive-in movies each year.

Redmond is also located just north of Lake Sammamish, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the state. Visitors can swim, fish and boat on the lake. 

Redmond Restaurants

Popular restaurants in Redmond include:

• Pomegranate Bistro (Southern)
• Sages Restaurant (Italian)
• BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse
• Redmond's Bar and Grill
• Tipsy Cow
• Bai Tong Thai Restaurant

Shopping & Restaurants

Some popular stores and businesses in Redmond include:

• Chico's
• The GAP
• Brick and Mortar Books
• World Market
• Target
• DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse

Getting Around Redmond, WA

The popular Redmond Transit Center is located in downtown Redmond and provides direct access to downtown Bellevue, the University District and downtown Seattle. The RapidRide B Line is also a great option for those commuting to downtown Bellevue. Bus route 545 also takes passengers from Redmond to both downtown and south Seattle.

Downtown Redmond is also just 4 minutes from floating bridge, 520, which provides convenient access to Seattle.

Common Commute Times (by car)

• Downtown Seattle - 26 mins
• University of Washington - 20 mins
• South Lake Union (Amazon) - 21 mins
• Downtown Bellevue - 15 mins
• Kirkland - 12 mins

Redmond, WA Real Estate Agent

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