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Why Live in Lake Forest Park
Lake Forest Park, WA, is a forested suburb located on Lake Washington, just 12 miles from downtown Seattle. This small community is known for its serene, wooded neighborhoods and a close-knit atmosphere, despite its proximity to busy urban areas. The Town Center at Lake Forest Park serves as the central hub, featuring local restaurants, a grocery store, and various shops. It also hosts Third Place Commons, an event space with live music, book clubs, and a weekly farmers market during the summer. The city is part of the Shoreline School District, which is highly rated and includes Shorecrest High School, known for its performing arts center and numerous student clubs. Housing in Lake Forest Park ranges from midcentury split-levels and Northwest Contemporary homes to ranch-style houses, with lakefront properties in Sheridan Beach being the most expensive. The Burke-Gilman Trail, a 20-mile path popular with cyclists, runs along Lake Washington’s western shore and ends in downtown Seattle. The city has seven parks, including the Lyon Creek Waterfront Preserve, which is set to expand by early 2025 to include a public beach and playground. Major thoroughfares like Bothell Way and Ballinger Way connect residents to Interstate 5, and public transit options include Sound Transit buses and the upcoming Stride S3 Rapid Transit bus line. The University of Washington Medical Center and the Swedish Edmonds Campus are both about 5 miles away, providing nearby healthcare options.
Rental Trends in Lake Forest Park, WA
The median rent is $4,725 per month, with single-family homes renting at $4,725 and condos at $4,426.
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Median Single Family Home Rent
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Median Condo Rent
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