Six places on the shoreline

Written house by house, north to south. Market numbers appear only from real MLS data once your team connects it; schools are linked to each district so you can review them directly.

A wooden dock running out into a still lake at twilight, two small boats tied alongside

Peninsula, two bays

Hunts Point

A narrow peninsula of private shoreline between Fairweather Bay and Cozy Cove.

A calm lake at dusk reflecting a line of dark trees and a soft grey sky

Peninsula, wetlands to the north

Yarrow Point

Shoreline on Cozy Cove and Yarrow Bay, with a quiet loop road and the bay's wetlands at the north end.

A still lake reflecting a wooded shoreline and houses under a cloudy sky

Open lake, west facing

Medina

Lake Washington's eastern shore between Seattle and Bellevue, with the widest open-water views on the Eastside.

An aerial view of a hillside of homes above Lake Washington, the floating bridge and the Seattle skyline beyond

Hilltop, west views

Clyde Hill

A hilltop town with no shoreline of its own, where the view is the asset.

A calm lake in Bellevue, Washington, edged with trees under an overcast sky

Meydenbauer Bay

West Bellevue

Meydenbauer Bay, Old Bellevue and the parks between downtown and the lake.

An aerial view at sunset of a wooded shoreline lined with private docks

Island, every exposure

Mercer Island

An island city in Lake Washington, with shoreline on every side and I-90 across the north end.

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