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$2,650,000
5 bd · 3.5 ba · 3,680 sqft
9220 NE 24th St, Bellevue 98004
Listing courtesy of Emerald Door Real Estate via NWMLS · MLS #2299015
Bellevue · King County
Bridle Trails homes for sale & neighborhood guide
Wooded, equestrian-zoned acreage between Bellevue and Kirkland — privacy minutes from downtown.
Living in Bridle Trails
Bridle Trails is one of the Eastside's most distinctive neighborhoods: a heavily wooded, low-density enclave straddling the Bellevue–Kirkland line, built around Bridle Trails State Park and a network of horse and walking trails. Many parcels are large and equestrian-zoned, giving the area a rural, private feel that is remarkable given how close it sits to downtown Bellevue and Redmond.
Housing is detached single-family on generous, often tree-screened lots — from established mid-century and traditional homes to large newer custom builds. The neighborhood draws buyers who want space, privacy, and mature trees without sacrificing a central Eastside location and top-rated schools.
Bridle Trails trades walkable amenities for seclusion and lot size; daily shopping is a short drive to surrounding Bellevue, Kirkland, or Redmond centers. For the right buyer, that trade is exactly the point — few places this close to the region's job centers feel this green and quiet.
Bridle Trails real estate market
- Median sale price
- $2.5M
- Price / sq ft
- ~$640
- Days on market
- 15
- Months of supply
- 2.2
- Sale-to-list
- 99%
Approximate figures as of May 2026, for general guidance only — not an appraisal. The market moves week to week; subscribe to the monthly report below or request a personalized analysis for current, address-level numbers.
Bridle Trails sits at the higher end of the Eastside market because of its large lots, privacy, and central location. Newer custom homes on acreage anchor the top of the range, while original homes on prime lots attract buyers and builders looking for renovation or rebuild opportunities.
This is a lower-turnover, higher-value market, so inventory is thin and each listing is distinct. Buyers benefit from patience and fast alerts; sellers benefit from marketing that reaches the specific audience seeking privacy and acreage near downtown.
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Homes for sale in Bridle Trails
See all & save a search →Sample listings.These are demo homes used to build and preview the search experience. The live NWMLS feed connects once Dulay Homes LLC's IDX authorization is active — prices and details here are illustrative.
Schools in Bridle Trails
Bridle Trails is served primarily by the highly rated Bellevue School District (with portions near the boundary served by Lake Washington). Confirm the exact assignment by address.
Bellevue School District
Serves most of Bridle Trails; confirm the specific school assignment per address.
Lake Washington School District
Serves some areas near the Kirkland/Redmond boundary — verify by address.
Interlake High School
A Bellevue School District comprehensive high school associated with parts of the area.
Getting around & commuting from Bridle Trails
Despite its secluded feel, Bridle Trails is centrally located between Bellevue, Kirkland, and Redmond, with quick freeway access.
To downtown Bellevue
Roughly 10–15 minutes by car off-peak.
To Redmond / Microsoft
About 10–15 minutes off-peak.
To Kirkland
A short 10-minute drive north.
To Seattle
Via SR-520 or I-90, roughly 25–35 minutes off-peak.
Lifestyle & amenities in Bridle Trails
Life in Bridle Trails revolves around its namesake state park and a quiet, wooded, equestrian character unusual for such a central location.
Bridle Trails State Park
A forested state park with riding and walking trails at the neighborhood's heart.
Equestrian zoning
Many parcels allow horses, with private barns and a network of bridle trails.
Privacy & trees
Large, tree-screened lots that give the area a secluded, rural feel.
Central access
Minutes to downtown Bellevue, Redmond, and Kirkland for shopping and dining.
Who Bridle Trails suits
- Buyers seeking privacy, mature trees, and a larger lot near central Bellevue.
- Equestrian buyers who want horse-friendly zoning close to the job centers.
- Custom-home and renovation buyers targeting prime acreage.
- Buyers who will trade walkable amenities for seclusion and space.
Bridle Trails video tour
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What makes Bridle Trails unique in Bellevue?
- Bridle Trails is a heavily wooded, low-density neighborhood built around Bridle Trails State Park, with many large, equestrian-zoned lots and a private, almost rural feel — yet it's only about 10–15 minutes from downtown Bellevue and Redmond. That mix of seclusion and central location is rare on the Eastside.
Can you keep horses in Bridle Trails?
- Many parcels in Bridle Trails are equestrian-zoned and allow horses, and the neighborhood is laced with bridle trails connecting to Bridle Trails State Park. Zoning and acreage vary by lot, so confirm the specifics for any property before purchase.
How expensive are homes in Bridle Trails?
- Bridle Trails is one of Bellevue's higher-priced areas, with an approximate median around $2.5M as of May 2026, driven by large lots and newer custom homes. Original homes on prime lots can offer relative value and rebuild potential. Request a personal consultation or the Bellevue market report for current figures.
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