Nice flat level lot with no trees. Water, power and sewer to the property. You can rent out the updated 0ne bedroom home while getting permit approval. Great location dee...
Courtesy of Wilson Realty Exchange, Inc.
1st time on the market in nearly 34 years, this gorgeous corner lot home located in LFP is waiting for you. Sitting on nearly a 1/2 acre level lot, you'll enjoy your priv...
Courtesy of Redfin
Nestled overlooking Lake Washington, this stunning LFP condo offers everything you need for comfortable, modern living. From the moment you step inside, you'll feel the w...
Courtesy of Windermere RE Greenwood
Unique, Tranquilizer, Persisted nature, Running Creek, Private, Natural Statues all these but still within in city limits. Come and see to believe it. Cherry hardwood flo...
Courtesy of Green Path Real Estate
Absolutely charming updated one bedroom cottage makes a perfect condo alternative. Large level sunny lot with tons of room for gardening and off street parking. Great lit...
Courtesy of Wilson Realty Exchange, Inc.
Elegant and elevated redesign, striking blend of modern and approachable warmth. Oversized custom front door welcomes you to airy vaulted living space with wall of window...
Courtesy of The Agency Seattle
Dreams of an idyllic backyard spending sunny weekends gardening, playing or simply relaxing are ready to be made a reality. Refreshed and move-in ready, a rambler that’s ...
Courtesy of Ensemble
From the moment you step through the custom pivot door, you’ll feel the love poured into this turnkey home. The open bright living room flows seamlessly into the heart of...
Courtesy of Redfin
Located on a quiet cul de sac this 3 + bdrm home has been beautifully maintained and is situated on a plush, gorgeous landscaped 12,800 sq ft lot with a wonderful pool. T...
Courtesy of Windermere Northlake
Experience the perfect blend of mid-century charm and modern elegance in this beautifully updated John Burrows-designed home in Lake Forest Park. Nestled among trees in t...
Courtesy of Redfin
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Lake Forest Park home ownership began as people begin to move north of the city for vacation and permanent homes as Seattle grew in the early 1900's. Real estate developer Ole Hanson, who became Mayor of Seattle, envisioned a residential park. He planned the home lots according to the topography. Mr. Hanson called the development Lake Forest Park loosely derived form Lake Forest, Illinois. According to a promotional brochure in 1912, anyone who could buy a lot was free to build a home, as long as it wasn't a shack, store, saloon, flat, apartment, or road-house. Sheridan Beach was platted in 1927 and Sheridan Heights in 1930 at the beginning of the Great Depression. Real estate sales remained at a standstill and slowly increased at the end of the 1930's. The community grew along with the population of the Puget Sound area after World War II. Lake Forest Park was incorporated on June 20, 1961. Francis "Fran" Holman was its first mayor. Residents voted to become a city to preserve the residential character of the community and create an effective local government. The first City Hall was constructed in 1963 at the northwest corner of the Town Center. The Sheridan area was annexed to Lake Forest Park in 1994. Acacia Cemetery, south of the Sheridan area, was established by the Greater Seattle Masonic Lodge in 1926. Lake Forest Park annexed the area in 1997. A new City Hall was dedicated on March 23, 2002. Population in 2010 was 12,598 with those age 65 and over at 15% of the population and age 18 and under at 20.8% of the population.
Lake Forest Park City Hall