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Shoreline sanctuary in the suburbs
Twin Lakes, named for Lake Lorene and Lake Jeane, started as a planned community in the 1960s and is now a shoreline sanctuary with views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. With rainforest hikes, beaches and a country club, Twin Lakes offers high-class recreation in suburban Federal Way, a town between Seattle and Tacoma. “There are some older waterfront homes here,” says Avinesh Pillay, Real Estate Broker with Skyline Properties, Inc., with over seven years of experience. “People who buy property can go hiking, swimming and boating on the lake. It’s a desirable place to be.”
Casting a line from the shore at Dash Point Park & Pier near Twin Lakes WA.
Local feeds the birds at Dash Point State Park, minutes from Twin Lakes WA.
Twin Lakes neighborhood intertwines with the TLGC allowing golfers to drive around the NH.
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Waterfront homes on the bay or Lake Jeane
Waterfront homes overlook the blue Dumas Bay, and lakefront communities surround Lake Lorene and Lake Jeane. "People love the 5-minute drive to the waterfront," Pillay says. "Many families work from home, and there are a lot of different education options." Residential streets with cul-de-sacs climb and descend upon the hilly landscape. Twin Lakes primarily includes split-levels and raised ranch-style homes with finished basements or second-story additions. Some have garages as well. Home prices typically range from $400,000 to $750,000. Traditional homes go for $710,000 to $1 million, and housing prices vary depending on proximity to the waterfront. "A new population is moving to the neighborhood," Pillay says. "People are looking to do business in the area, and more houses are being built there." Most condos cost between $200,000 and $400,000, but prices can rise up to $650,000 for a unit in the gated 55-plus community of The Palisades At Dash Point.
Dash Point Park & Pier offers a quiet place for residents of Twin Lakes WA.
Dash Point Park & Pier has some of the most stunning homes along the coast near Twin Lakes WA.
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Coastal parks and rainforest hikes
Some lakefront communities within Twin Lakes have private parks for residents, which often include paved loops and unobstructed views of the water. A creek flows from Lake Jeane to the Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club, which has an 18-hole course with breathtaking views of the sound. The club also has a restaurant and a pool.
Aside from the water recreation, Twin Lakes is home to many public parks and nature reserves. The trail at Olympic View Park passes a playground and continues through an old-growth forest. Palisades Park has a basketball court and picnic tables by a toddler playground. For more picnics and playgrounds, there’s Coronado Park and Alderdale Park. Wildlife resides at the Dumas Bay Sanctuary, a reserve for eagles and ospreys. Dash Point Highlands Park provides hiking on the edge of Dash Point State Park, which includes 461 acres of trails and campgrounds. The state park also has a sandy beach spanning 3,000 feet where visitors can kayak or skimboard in the shallow water of Puget Sound.
Sailing is a common sight to see along the coast of Dash Point State Park.
Kids play tag at the Olympic View Park in Twin Lakes WA.
Dash Point offers historical information for the public near Twin Lakes WA.
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Shopping and dining at Twin Lakes Village
Twin Lakes has access to several retail centers, including Twin Lakes Village, a shopping area with supermarkets and restaurants. This area makes up just one quadrant of the 21st Avenue and Campus Drive intersection, which is full of commercial activity. Also nearby, Asensio is a coffee shop serving breakfast sandwiches in a cozy atmosphere with outdoor seating. Puerto Vallarta is another casual restaurant with Mexican cuisine, dim lighting and plenty of seating. For groceries, Safeway is on 336th Street, and Twin Lakes Grocery is a family-owned convenience store with groceries and an extensive wine selection on 320th Street.
Stop by Asensio Coffee offers a perfect spot to get work done in the Twin Lakes area.
Looking for outdoor seating for a quick coffee? Stop by Asensio Coffee in the Twin Lakes area.
Twin Lakes Grocery Store is the go to for locals in Twin Lakes WA.
Twin Lakes Village Shopping Mall has an expansive selection for residents of the Twin Lakes area
Puerto Vallarta offers top notch Mexican food in the Twin Lakes area.
Emerald City Smoothie has a new location in the Twin Lake Village Shopping Mall in Federal Way.
Asensio Coffee is highly rated in the Twin Lakes area.
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Gardening at Lakota Middle
Federal Way Public Schools serves over 21,000 students in the area. Twin Lakes Elementary School earns a B grade from Niche. Lakota Middle School maintains a C-plus, and it has a community garden that students can apply to tend. Decatur High School receives a B-minus and has a Running Start program through which students can earn college credit before graduating.
Bright murals greet students at Twin Lakes Elementary School in Federal Way, WA.
A view of the tree-lined entrance to Lakota High School in Federal Way, WA.
Decatur High School serves students in Federal Way, WA.
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Between Tacoma and Seattle
Twin Lakes is a car-dependent neighborhood with public transportation through Sound Transit (ST Express), which offers bus stops along 320th Street, a main thoroughfare. State Route 509 is an easy route south that avoids the interstate, and Tacoma is around 11 miles away. 320th Street heads to the city center of Federal Way, about 5 miles east. Interstate 5 cuts through Federal Way before heading to Seattle, roughly 26 miles north. The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport offers air travel for Federal Way, reaching destinations across the globe.
Twin Lakes was originally founded in 1966 in the Federal Way area.
Plenty of Sound Transit bus stops to choose from in the Twin Lakes area.
Sound Transit never rests in the Twin Lakes WA area.
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On average, homes in Twin Lakes, Federal Way sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Twin Lakes, Federal Way over the last 12 months is $605,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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