$1,348,505Average Value$574Average Price per Sq Ft1Home For Sale
Squak Mountain offers scenic, convenient living near downtown Issaquah
Squak Mountain is a wooded, residential neighborhood tucked between Olde Town Issaquah and Squak Mountain State Park, about 17 miles east of Seattle. “The allure is it’s natural setting. It’s removed from the hustle and bustle of the city, but you won’t have to work hard to get to nearby amenities. It’s very desirable,” says David Eastern, a branch manager at Windermere Real Estate’s Bellevue West Office. Eastern is longtime resident of nearby Cougar Mountain who’s been working in the area for nearly 30 years.
Squak Mountain residents enjoy the early morning sun on their daily walk.
Issaquah Commons has access to retail shopping and dining next to Squak. Mountain.
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Squak Mountain's single-family homes sell quickly
Squak Mountain’s winding, country lanes are lined with homes built between the 1960s and early 2000s. Common styles include Contemporary, split-level and ranch-style homes. Many have large windows and spacious lots with generous setbacks and leafy foliage. Prices typically range from $800,000 to about $1.5 million. “When a home goes on the market here, it’s gone within 30 days, usually less,” Eastern says.
Homes in Squak Mountain are often surrounded by forested land.
Homes in Squak Mountain are nestled among lush forests that bend around mountains.
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Outdoor recreation at Squak Mountain State Park and other parks nearby
Squak Mountain State Park is a sprawling 1,600-acre nature reserve with hiking trails through dense forests. Seattle’s skyline is visible from the 2,000-foot mountain peak. Tiger Mountain State Forest, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and Grand Ridge Park are also just a short drive away. Olde Town has small community parks, including Ingi Johnson Park, Gibson Park and the Julius Boehm Pool, a public, indoor pool.
Take a hike through Squak Mountain State Park's 1,600 acre trail system.
Squak Mountain offers residents lots of space to walk their pets and enjoy the outdoors.
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Highly rated Issaquah School District 411 serves Squak Mountain
Issaquah School District 411 earns an A-plus from Niche. Squak Mountain students may attend Issaquah Valley Elementary School (A), Issaquah Middle School (A) and Issaquah High School (A-plus). Issaquah High is among the top high schools in the state and offers extensive visual and performing arts programming, including several major theater productions throughout the school year.
Issaquah High School Entrance offers education to local students.
Issaquah Middle School sits with beautiful view.
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Olde Town Issaquah shopping and dining options
The city’s historic downtown, Olde Town Issaquah, is a walkable shopping and dining district nearby. Jak’s Grill is known for hearty, steakhouse-style meals, while Las Margaritas serves classic Mexican fare. For groceries, there’s Fischer Meats, which has been around since 1910. National grocery chains and big-box retailers, including Safeway, Trader Joe’s, Target, Costco and REI, are also nearby.
Enjoy a delicious sandwich from Potbelly, near Squak Mountain.
Go out shopping for a night on the town in Old Town Issaquah minutes from Squak Mountain.
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Interstate 90 connects to downtown Seattle
Interstate 90 is about 3 miles north of the neighborhood. Downtown Seattle is more than 17 miles northwest via I-90.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Squak Mountain
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Homicide
1
4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Squak Mountain Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Squak Mountain, Issaquah sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Squak Mountain, Issaquah over the last 12 months is $1,312,750, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This quiet Tibbetts Creek townhome near downtown Issaquah gets the best of both worlds. Incredible location with a private, woodsy feel. Don’t let the square footage fool you; this home lives large! Spacious living room with gas fireplace, dining area, 1⁄2 bath, and still space for a breakfast nook in the kitchen. Ample storage plus two ensuite bedrooms, one with vaulted ceilings, both with large
Beautifully remodeled split-entry home just a short walk to Issaquah’s historic Front Street entertainment district. Enjoy hardwood floors throughout and a bright, open-concept main level perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The chef’s kitchen features an oversized island, ample cabinetry, and seamless flow into the dining and living areas. Step outside to a large upper deck plus a
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