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One of Western Washington’s smallest municipalities, Hunts Point might well be the most desirable place to live on Lake Washington. Incorporated in 1955, Hunts Point is named after a Yarrow Point resident who bought the peninsula in 1890 to remove trees and thus improve his view. Before that it was a camping ground for the Sammamish Tribe while today it is home to around 400 lucky residents.
Contact your Hunts Point Compass real estate team, Reis Residential at (206) 931-6147. Top-rated realtor Chris Reis and Compass affiliate brokers are here to help you master the Hunts Point real estate market in addition to the Greater Seattle housing market.
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Hunts Point Real Estate Key Details
What to expect
Large luxury estates
THE LIFESTYLE
The best in waterfront living
UNEXPECTED APPEAL
Protected landscape
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
The privacy
Attributes
Exclusive, Luxury Real Estate, Waterfront
Hunts Point is almost exclusively single-family luxury waterfront housing. Similar towns include Yarrow Point and Medina.
What to Expect
Hunts Point is an extremely desirable town to live in. On a peninsula on the eastern side of Lake Washington, Hunts point is home to some of Washington’s most expensive real estate. Most homes are situated on the finger that protrudes into the lake and have waterfront exposure. It is worth noting that there is an animal control policy in Hunts Point, restricting households to two cats and two dogs.
The Lifestyle
Most homes enjoy waterfront access with docks on which to moor personal boats and even seaplanes. There is very little traffic on the peninsula leading to tranquility, particularly with the seclusions of the homes off the main road. Access to Seattle and Bellevue is highly convenient with the proximity to 520.
The Unexpected Appeal
Hunts Point is known for its lush greenery and tree canopy. To protect this wonderous natural resource, the City has enacted rules to regulate the cutting of trees. The net result is a sense of living in a forest in the heart of the Greater Seattle area.
You'll Fall in Love With
The retreat like setting in close proximity to some of the worlds biggest companies headquarters.
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837 N 34th St Suite 100, Seattle WA 98103 | chris.reis@compass.com | (206) 931-6147
Chris Reis is a Seattle real estate agent affiliated with compass, a licensed real estate broker, and abides by equal housing opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. no statement is made as to the accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting, or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage.
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