Lake Leota is for the Seattle buyer seeking a roomy abode and lush natural scenery. The area's agrarian history is evident as you navigate around gently rolling hillsides with a far-away feel. Lake Leota's residential streets fringe downtown Woodinville, a hub for shopping and dining.
Large homes stretch over grassy properties with well-sculpted landscaping. These residents enjoy extra spacious living, often with private arborous properties. Homes sparsely pattern short drives edged with towering evergreens. The midcentury-style architecture mixes with 80s and 90s-era development here. Structures with multi-gabled roofs, elaborate window designs and textured facades are a focal point within Lake Leota's green surrounds. Homes sell between $1 million and $2 million here, with prices increasing with square footage and lot size.
Many local students attend Wellington Elementary and Leota Middle before finishing their studies at Woodinville High. All three public schools are awarded a prestigious A score or higher on Niche. Student life at Woodinville High is teeming with extracurriculars, and the school is known for its prestigious drama and music programs. Hard-working drama students performed at the American High School Theatre Festival, and young musicians played at the WorldStrides National Instrumental Music Festival in 2019.
Lake Leota is a lush haven for the outdoor wanderer and a relaxing respite for the office worker. You'll find countless areas of exploration in this scenic Seattle suburb. Paradise Valley Conservation Area is the largest and most well-known local outdoor destination. The park protects a rushing salmon-rearing stream surrounded by an extensive network of winding footpaths. Trails carve through narrow openings between elongated fir trees, prickly pine needles reaching for the sky. You'll pass four-legged friends, mountain bikers and avid hikers traveling through Paradise Valley's sprawling wooded habitat. Watch for roaming cougars and bears as you take on the trails.
At the center of town, you'll find a small commercial area, lodging offices, salons and a couple of restaurants. You may stop for gas here while you wait for your morning beverage at Mercury's Coffee Co. You're also right next to a busy brewery and winery corridor. Winery Hill draws Lake Leota locals on weekends for tastings and afternoon gatherings. Bring friends along to enjoy frosty drafts at Triplehorn Brewing or visit for a live music event. Try a new red at Lobo Hills' stylish indoor-outdoor outpost.
You'll head to downtown Woodinville for errands and grocery shops. "There's a lot of shopping here. I head to Leota for one of my favorite garden stores," says Courtney Cooper Neese, Realtor at Keller Williams North. Haggen and Target anchor a smorgasbord of dining destinations, from fast-food drive-throughs to homegrown eateries. Locals crave Twisted Cuban Cafe and Bar's signature sandwich and refreshing mojito. Tipsy Cow is another popular hangout, a casual spot serving traditional burgers and fries. Downtown Woodinville also hosts community events like the summer art walks hosted in the cellars and the popular Oktoberfest, packed with food, drinks and fun activities for the whole family.
Lake Leota professionals hop on Interstate 405 for a 25-mile ride into downtown Seattle, typically a 30-minute commute. The neighborhood is right next to the interstate, facilitating straightforward commutes around the region. For relaxed private living with convenience and room to grow, explore Lake Leota.
Bret Butler
COMPASS
(206) 309-4924
254 Total Sales
3 in Lake Leota
$1.1M - $2.1M Price Range
Donald Kenney
Windermere Real Estate Co.
(206) 350-4079
102 Total Sales
1 in Lake Leota
$1,410,000 Price
Ali Veiseh
Windermere Real Estate/East
(206) 203-9304
32 Total Sales
1 in Lake Leota
$2,555,000 Price
Kellie Batali
Windermere Real Estate/East
(425) 970-9776
96 Total Sales
1 in Lake Leota
$1,874,500 Price
Todd Williamson
John L Scott Westwood
(206) 339-9257
85 Total Sales
1 in Lake Leota
$1,200,000 Price
Michelle Lions
Lions Realty Group
(206) 210-3967
207 Total Sales
1 in Lake Leota
$1,410,000 Price
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On average, homes in Lake Leota, Woodinville sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Lake Leota, Woodinville over the last 12 months is $267,500, down 37% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Park-like setting with friendly neighbors and convenient access to attractions
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