ActiveOpen Jun 7Sample photo
$1,495,000
4 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,640 sqft
118 Lake St NE, Kirkland 98033
Listing courtesy of Cascade Summit Realty via NWMLS · MLS #2301188
Kirkland · King County
Norkirk homes for sale & neighborhood guide
Established single-family streets within walking distance of downtown Kirkland.
Living in Norkirk
Norkirk is the established residential neighborhood immediately north and east of downtown Kirkland — close enough that many residents walk to the waterfront and restaurants, but made up almost entirely of detached single-family homes on traditional lots. For buyers who want both downtown proximity and a real yard, Norkirk is often the answer.
The housing is a mix of mid-century homes, updated classics, and a steady stream of newer custom rebuilds, since the neighborhood's location makes it attractive for renovation and new construction. Tree-lined streets, sidewalks, and a short walk or bike to downtown and the Cross Kirkland Corridor define the setting.
Because Norkirk combines walkability with single-family living so well, it is one of Kirkland's most consistently in-demand neighborhoods. Inventory is limited and well-presented homes draw strong, fast interest.
Norkirk real estate market
- Median sale price
- $1.55M
- Price / sq ft
- ~$600
- Days on market
- 10
- Months of supply
- 1.4
- Sale-to-list
- 102%
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.
Norkirk's median runs above the Kirkland average because it is overwhelmingly single-family and walkable to downtown — a combination buyers pay a premium for. Newer custom rebuilds sit at the top of the range, while original mid-century homes on good lots offer relative value and renovation upside.
Sellers of updated homes here often see multiple offers and quick sales. Buyers should be pre-approved and prepared to act, and a saved search with instant alerts is essential given how fast the best Norkirk homes move.
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Homes for sale in Norkirk
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 Norkirk
Norkirk is served by the Lake Washington School District. Confirm the specific school assignment for any address, as boundaries vary block to block.
Lake Washington School District
The district serving central Kirkland; verify school assignment per address.
Peter Kirk Elementary
A central-Kirkland elementary serving parts of the Norkirk area (verify boundaries).
Lake Washington High School
A comprehensive high school serving the Kirkland area.
Getting around & commuting from Norkirk
Norkirk's headline is proximity: downtown Kirkland is a walk or a few minutes' drive, and the Eastside's job centers are a short hop.
To downtown Kirkland
A 5–15 minute walk or a 5-minute drive for much of the neighborhood.
To Bellevue
Roughly 15–20 minutes by car off-peak via I-405.
To Redmond / Microsoft
About 15 minutes off-peak.
To Seattle
Across SR-520 in roughly 20–30 minutes off-peak.
Lifestyle & amenities in Norkirk
Norkirk's lifestyle is quiet residential streets paired with quick access to everything downtown Kirkland offers.
Walk to downtown
Restaurants, the marina, and the waterfront are within walking distance for much of the neighborhood.
Cross Kirkland Corridor
A rail-trail greenway for walking and cycling threads near Norkirk.
Parks
Neighborhood parks and easy access to Kirkland's lakefront park system.
Renovation character
A streetscape mixing mid-century homes with newer custom rebuilds.
Who Norkirk suits
- Buyers who want a detached single-family home within walking distance of downtown Kirkland.
- Renovators and new-construction buyers drawn to a prime, walkable location.
- Commuters to Bellevue, Redmond, or Seattle who still want a yard.
- Buyers who prefer established, tree-lined residential streets.
Norkirk video tour
A neighborhood-tour video for Norkirkis in production. In the meantime, I'm happy to record a quick personal walkthrough of the area or a specific home for you.
Request a personal walkthroughNorkirk real estate FAQ
What kind of homes are in Norkirk, Kirkland?
- Norkirk is almost entirely detached single-family homes — a mix of mid-century houses, updated classics, and newer custom rebuilds on traditional lots. It's the neighborhood many buyers choose when they want a yard but still want to walk to downtown Kirkland.
How much are homes in Norkirk?
- As of May 2026, Norkirk's approximate median is around $1.55M, with newer custom homes higher and original mid-century homes offering relative value. Because it's walkable to downtown and single-family, it runs above the broader Kirkland median. Request the Kirkland market report for current figures.
Can you walk to downtown Kirkland from Norkirk?
- For much of Norkirk, yes — downtown Kirkland, the marina, and the waterfront are a 5–15 minute walk, which is a big part of the neighborhood's appeal and its premium pricing.
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