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The Reserve offers an upscale, resort lifestyle in Newcastle
Offering an escape into nature combined with the luxury of golf course living, The Reserve is a desirable, vibrant community in the Seattle suburb of Newcastle. “If you’re looking to upscale, high-end homes on a golf course, this is the neighborhood you’re looking for,” says Roger Bintner, a broker with Windermere Bellevue South. “It backs up to Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park. The houses are either on the golf course or against the park.” With natural wonders on one side and a top-rated golf course on the other, The Reserve offers a resort vibe in the Pacific Northwest.
The Reserve offers access to the city while providing a quiet suburban lifestyle.
When it's time to cast your ballot, head down to Newcastle City Hall near The Reserve.
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Custom-built homes in The Reserve sell for the multi-millions
The mountainous, tree-lined streets of The Reserve are home to luxury custom houses. You can find Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes with tile roofs and stucco siding. Some houses incorporated castle-like stone turrets into the façade. There are plenty of modern Craftsman homes with wood siding and stone columns flanking the front door. Most homes are close together, making it easy to get to know your neighbors, but there are some with more spacious lots. Intricate landscaping adds to the curb appeal, featuring vibrant shrubs and colorful plants. Most houses in the neighborhood have built-in garages that fit two or three cars. Homes in The Reserve typically cost at least $2 million, with some costing more than $3 million.
Some homes in The Reserve combine multiple architectural styles to form one composition.
It's common to find homes in The Reserve combining wood siding with stone in their facade.
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Highly rated Liberty High offers college-prep and STEM programs
Students might attend Newcastle Elementary School, Maywood Middle School and Liberty High School, which all earn A grades from Niche. Liberty High School offers several programs for students to prepare them for college and careers, such as the Running Start program, which offers tuition-free college courses. The school also has successful STEM programs, like a robotics club and science Olympiad. The Naval JROTC offers Sea Perch, an underwater robotics program that teaches students to build and operate remotely operated vehicles. Liberty has also had plenty of success in athletics and is the alma mater of three-time World Series champion Tim Lincecum.
Newcastle Elementary School serves The Reserve students and holds an A in Niche.
The Reserve students attend Maywood Middle School, which holds an A from Niche.
Liberty High School provides several college prep courses for The Reserve students.
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Gleneagles Park, Ballybunion Park and more offer outdoor recreation
Natural beauty is one of the perks of living in The Reserve, and there are plenty of ways to take advantage of the surroundings. Gleneagles Park is a small park with walking paths and flower gardens. Ballybunion Park has a playground and swing set. The neighborhood backs up to the 3,000-acre Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park, which features more than 35 miles of trails. The Marshall’s Hill Trail is accessible from a trailhead on 154th Avenue SE; the Red Town Trail is accessible from 155th Avenue SE.
Golf lovers will enjoy living next to The Golf Club at Newcastle, one of the Seattle region’s premier courses. GolfLink has rated the course as one of the best in the area, citing its sweeping views of the downtown Seattle skyline, the Olympic Mountains and the Cascade Mountains. The club has two courses: the championship Coal Creek course and the shorter China Creek course. The club’s elegant stone-clad clubhouse serves English pub-style food with a Pacific Northwest flair.
The Reserve residents can enjoy the 3,000 acre Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park.
Near The Reserve, The Golf Club at Newcastle is one of the Seattle region's premier courses.
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Restaurants and grocery stores close to The Reserve
Bintner recommends Tapatio Mexican Grill, known for its colorful, casual space, and Yea’s Wok, popular for classic Chinese food. For groceries, QFC, Safeway and Newcastle Fruit & Produce Co. are nearby. The fruit stand is open six days a week and also sells trees, plants and gardening accessories.
Yea's Wok is a traditional Chinese restaurant with an aquarium in a strip mall near The Reserve.
Safeway is one option for people who want to grocery shop near The Reserve.
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Quick access to Seattle-Tacoma International, Coal Creek Parkway, I-90
The Reserve’s location puts residents in the middle of many destinations they may need to visit throughout the Seattle region. “It’s centrally located about 15 to 20 minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport,” says Bintner. “It’s about 15 to 20 minutes to downtown Bellevue and Seattle. It’s an hour from the mountains.” Interstate 405 is nearby, but you’ll likely use Coal Creek Parkway frequently, as it runs north to south parallel to the interstate and is closer to the neighborhood. Although the neighborhood feels like a nature park, if you want to escape to a ski resort or mountain town for the weekend, Interstate 90 is just a few miles north and takes you straight east to Snoqualmie Pass.
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Crime and Safety
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The Reserve
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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The Reserve Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in The Reserve, Newcastle sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The Reserve, Newcastle over the last 12 months is $2,562,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
The Reserve at Newcastle is where you will find this exquisite & private estate, built by the highly acclaimed team of Lockwood/Lozier. Within its commanding presence you'll find true luxury finish work & fine carpentry details rarely found in new construction today. Newly refinished hardwood floors, millwork, crown molding, wainscotting & stone work are the hallmark of this home. Three levels of
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