8.44 Acres of secluded luxury homesite on Union Hill with water meter, driveway, power, paved street, pond, creek, soring trees, wildlife, privacy and possibility of gett...
This Rambler is ideally located next to the Bridal Path that runs along Microsoft which sits directly behind this home. The home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac & close ...
Great opportunity to own this beautiful home in exclusive desirable Grousemont Estates. Minutes to Microsoft, Woodinville wine country, restaurants and DT Redmond! Excell...
Beautiful Lincoln floorplan from Murray Franklyn near Idylwood Park and Marymoor Park. Impressive street appeal with hard to find side load garage off of private alley. ...
This Frank Lloyd Wright inspired design & private location are sure to appeal to those looking for a unique & peaceful home. Spacious outdoor amenities, including the hea...
Privacy, comfort & convenience commands in this stunning east-facing updated charmer with park views. Ideally located in the vibrant Redmond Ridge commty, steps to Rosa P...
This spectacular custom home breaks the mold w/ luxury and grace on vast 2.35-acre lot. Grand entry w/ sky-high ceilings, bright windows, plank flooring, dramatic stairs....
A suburban story of tree lined streets, sidewalks, friendly neighbors, tucked away on the north end of Education Hill. Award winning schools, community parks, pool & ame...
Breathtaking fully remodeled home in Education Hill. The dramatic made-to-order french doors will draw you in. Large vaulted living room stationed next to the formal dini...
Spacious 4 bed/2.5 bath home located in the heart of Redmond’s desirable Education Hill neighborhood. This classic-style home has plenty of curb appeal: wide street w/ si...
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It is easy to understand why you are considering Redmond for a home purchase. With the high quality of schools, a healthy economic base, large parks and open space for all types of activities, many shopping and dining choices, and the close proximity to Seattle or the Cascades, Redmond is awesome. It is the seventh most populous city in King County but much of it feels quite rural. Redmond boasts 31 developed and 14 undeveloped parks, with 31 miles of trails. The variety in parks include Idylwoood Park on Lake Sammamish, a wildlife preserve known as the Redmond Watershed, and a farm with equestrian facilities at Farrel-McWhirter Park. The city is well known as a center of technology and the location for a number of nationally known high-tech and biomedical companies like Microsoft, Nintendo, and AT&T. The largest shopping area is the Redmond Town Center which offers dozens of shops, restaurants, three movie theaters, special events, and live performances. Redmond is part of the Lake Washington School District which has students score on standardized tests in the state’s top 10 percent. The curriculum used has been praised in several national education publications for its comprehensive approach to student-centered learning, and over 100 districts around the country are adapting it for their own use.
Redmond's Statistics
Incorporated: December 31, 1912
Elevation: 50 feet at City Center
Population in 1960: 1,426
Population 2011: 55,150
Retail Sales Tax: 9.5 percent
Miles of Developed Trails: 41
Redmond Town Center
Redmond City Hall
Redmond Library