11125 105th Avenue NE, Kirkland
Listing Broker: Windermere Real Estate Co.; John Cowan; 206-522-9600; hdteam@windermere.com
(206) 607-2575
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Kirkland sits on the northeast shore of Lake Washington, with a walkable waterfront downtown, miles of public shoreline and parks, and quick access to I-405, Bellevue and Redmond. Browse every Kirkland home, condo and townhome on the NWMLS below, updated as new listings hit the market. I'm Matt Stark, a Sales Team Lead with Windermere Real Estate Northeast in Kirkland, and I've been helping buyers and sellers on the Eastside since 2013.
Updated , from active NWMLS listings with a Kirkland address. Figures change daily and are rounded.
Single-family asking prices currently run from about $415,000 to $7 million; condos and townhomes from about $235,000 to $3.9 million. About 25 active listings are on the water, and about 130 are new construction. For a full monthly breakdown, see the Kirkland Market Report.
Kirkland's identity is its shoreline. Downtown's Marina Park is a 3.6-acre waterfront park with a public dock, boat launch and picnic shelter, steps from downtown's shops and restaurants. To the north, Juanita Beach Park covers 22 acres with about 1,000 feet of beach, a swimming area ringed by a pier, a bathhouse that opened in December 2020, and a weekly summer farmers market. Inland, the Cross Kirkland Corridor follows a former rail line through the city past Totem Lake and is part of Eastrail, a trail planned to run 42 miles from Renton into Snohomish County.
Almost all of Kirkland is served by the Lake Washington School District, which enrolled about 30,900 students in 2023-24. Kirkland's comprehensive high schools are Lake Washington High School and Juanita High School. Attendance areas change, so always confirm a specific address with the district's school locator.
I-405 runs through the middle of the city, putting Bellevue, Redmond and Bothell within a short drive. The rebuilt I-405/NE 85th Street interchange will include an inline station for Sound Transit's Stride bus rapid transit, which Sound Transit currently schedules to begin service in 2028 and 2029 depending on the line.
Kirkland is named for Peter Kirk, a British steel industrialist whose Moss Bay Iron and Steel Works closed after the 1893 financial crash without ever producing steel. The town incorporated in 1905 with about 400 residents. During World War II the Lake Washington Shipyard here built more than 25 Navy warships. The city has since grown through annexation, adding Houghton in 1968, Rose Hill and South Juanita in 1988, and Finn Hill, North Juanita and Kingsgate in 2011. Today Kirkland is home to about 98,900 people (Washington OFM, April 1, 2026 estimate).
I can set up instant alerts for new Kirkland listings that fit your search, or prepare a pricing analysis for your home based on recent Kirkland sales. Call or text me at (206) 607-2575.
Contact Matt StarkAs of November 1, 2026, about 300 single-family homes and about 190 condos and townhomes with a Kirkland address were listed for sale on the NWMLS. The listings on this page update automatically.
As of November 1, 2026, active single-family listings in Kirkland averaged about $1.93 million, roughly $745 per square foot. Condos and townhomes averaged about $910,000.
Almost all of Kirkland is in the Lake Washington School District. Its Kirkland high schools are Lake Washington High School and Juanita High School. Confirm any address with the district's school locator.
Matt Stark is a Sales Team Lead with Windermere Real Estate Northeast in Kirkland and has worked in Eastside real estate since 2013. Reach Matt at (206) 607-2575 or matt@mattstarkrealestate.com.
Sources: Washington OFM, City of Kirkland, Sound Transit. Market figures from NWMLS listing data on this site. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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