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$1,049,000
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,120 sqft
1860 25th Ave NE, Issaquah 98029
Listing courtesy of Trailhead Realty Group via NWMLS · MLS #2301560
King County · Eastside
Issaquah, WA homes for sale & market guide
Mountains at the doorstep, a historic downtown, and the master-planned Issaquah Highlands.
About Issaquah
Issaquah sits where the Eastside meets the foothills of the Cascades, framed by the 'Issaquah Alps' — Tiger, Squak, and Cougar mountains. It blends a walkable historic downtown along Front Street with newer master-planned communities, most notably the Issaquah Highlands above I-90, and offers some of the easiest mountain and trail access of any Seattle-metro city.
The housing range is wide: older cottages and craftsman homes near Olde Town, condos and townhomes in the Highlands and along the I-90 corridor, and larger single-family homes in newer developments like the Highlands, Talus, and Issaquah's plateau neighborhoods. The Highlands in particular is a self-contained, transit-served community with its own retail core, which appeals to buyers who want walkability and newer construction together.
Issaquah generally offers a relative value compared with the inner Eastside, while keeping I-90 access to Bellevue and Seattle and the highly regarded Issaquah School District. Outdoor access is the headline amenity that sets it apart.
Issaquah housing market at a glance
- Median sale price
- $1.05M
- Price / sq ft
- ~$450
- Days on market
- 12
- Months of supply
- 1.8
- Sale-to-list
- 100%
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.
Outdoor access
Trailheads on Tiger and Cougar mountains and Lake Sammamish State Park are minutes away.
Issaquah School District
Served by the highly rated Issaquah School District.
Master-planned Highlands
A walkable, transit-served community with newer homes and its own retail core.
Relative value + I-90 access
Often more affordable than the inner Eastside, with a direct I-90 commute.
Issaquah neighborhoods
Explore in-depth guides to Issaquah's neighborhoods — market data, schools, commute, and live listings for each.
Homes for sale in Issaquah
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Issaquah real estate FAQ
Is Issaquah more affordable than Bellevue?
- Generally, yes. As of May 2026 Issaquah's approximate median (around $1.05M) sits below Bellevue's, and you often get newer construction or more space for the price — the trade-off being a longer commute to the inner Eastside. Exact figures vary by neighborhood; request the Issaquah market report for current numbers.
What is the Issaquah Highlands?
- The Issaquah Highlands is a large master-planned community above I-90 with its own retail and grocery core, parks, and a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. It appeals to buyers who want newer construction plus walkability and transit (park-and-ride and bus rapid transit) in one place.
Is Issaquah good for outdoor recreation?
- Issaquah is one of the most trail-accessible cities in the Seattle metro. Tiger Mountain, Cougar Mountain, Squak Mountain, and Lake Sammamish State Park are all close, with trailheads minutes from many neighborhoods — a defining reason buyers choose the area.
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