It’s got everything! Breathtaking views of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier connect you to UN-CHANGING strength, beauty and calm. 4400 sq ft and plenty of rooms suppor...
Listing courtesy of COMPASS.
Location, Location, Location! Welcome to The Balaton. An open living area with cozy fireplace and private patio greets you into this beautiful home. The spacious dining r...
Listing courtesy of Windermere RE Greenwood.
Generous spaces, large windows bring the outside in, cozy frplc. Country-sized kitchen hosts a crowd and features casual eating bar, dining space, abundant cbntry, SS app...
Listing courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc.
A pristine estate in the heart of Lake Forest Park, surrounded by tall evergreens & backs to a stunning greenbelt. This remarkable home offers A 50 year roof, a large lev...
Listing courtesy of The Preview Group.
Live Lake Forest Park's Hillside Community! Approximately 8,550 square foot lot just waiting for your creative inspiration. Leverage this well situated parcel to realize ...
Listing courtesy of John L Scott West Seattle.
Desirable top floor condo in a beautiful setting. Vaulted Ceilings and TONS of natural light! Just minutes from the upcoming NE 185th Light Rail Station. This 2 Bedroom, ...
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Eastside.
Excellent location of this buildable lot in Lake Forest Park! Close to I-5, yet private, this lot is a perfect place to come design your dream home. Tons of amenities ne...
Listing courtesy of Windermere RE North, Inc..
Secluded 3/4 acre lot on dead end street. Home comes w/ deeded rights to Lake Forest Park Waterfront Civic club. Feasibility work done to date includes topo survey, Geote...
Listing courtesy of Hallmark Homes NW, LLC.
Build a 3,600 finished sqft three story home on one of the most desirable streets in Lake Forest Park. Through Lake Forest Park, Reasonable Economic Use Permit, you will ...
Listing courtesy of Windermere R.E. Northeast, Inc.
Rare, almost one of a kind, 1.22 acre lot, (53,143 SQ FT), zoned residential 9600. Steep slope but worth it--amazing views and near highest lot in King Co. Needs engineer...
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Bain.
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