Status: Sold
Price: $113,000
MLS #: 20504
Listing Agent: Mike Beck
Call: 425.785.3519 – Map it

Wow what a great Sixty-01 condo! New paint, new carpet, and ready to move in. 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, first floor unit with patio off of living room and master bedroom. Common garage with assigned spot. Lots of closets and secure storeroom off the patio. 4 pools, tennis courts, clubhouse with restaurant open 6 days a week. Fitness Center, walking trails, volleyball, chipping green and MORE. Quick stop to MSFT. Take advantage of the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit before it expires in April 2010.

School District: Lake Washington

Status: SOLD
Price: $169,900
MLS #: 7097
Listing Agent: Mike Beck
Call: 425.785.3519 – Map it

Outstanding opportunity to own a spacious 1213 sq/ft, 2 bedroom, 1.75 bath condo in the security gated community of Sixty-01. Bright and open views from the living room, dining room and master bedroom with closets. Bathrooms have been updated. Great main balcony that is roomy enough for entertaining. Common Garage w/assigned spaces with 1 storage unit. The condo community of Sixty-01 has 4 pools, multiple tennis courts, clubhouse, fitness center, walking paths, volleyball courts and more! Quick hop to Microsoft, shopping, Redmond Town Center, easy access to 520 and I-405.

School District: Lake Washington

Status:Pending
Price: $250,000
MLS #: 29029989
Listing Agent: Mike Beck
Call: 425.785.3519 – Map it

The Boulevard Condo’s, a trendy condo community in the heart of downtown Kirkland that perfectly matches luxury with urban luxury living. This Boulevard condo features a spacious kitchen, dining room and living area and even has a view of the courtyard below. You will love living in downtown Kirkland with all it vibrance and activities. Located a few short steps away are the Kirkland Park Place business park and city theater, library & Performing Arts Center, many restaurants and a host of parks and recreation on Lake Washington Boulevard.

Property Details
– 756 sq/ft
– 1 Bedroom + Den
– 1 Bathroom
– Built in 2006
– Underground Parking

School District: Lake Washington

Status: Sold
Price: $155,000
MLS #: 29080492
Listing Agent: Mike Beck
Call: 425.785.3519 – Map it

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Here is an outstanding opportunity to own a lake view spacious end unit condo in security gated Sixy-01 condo community. There are unobstructed lake views from living room, dining room, and bedroom. Great main balcony that is roomy enough for entertaining and barbeques. Kitchen features a brand new GE Profile range, master bedroom has 2 closets. There is a common garage with assigned parking spaces, 2 storage units. If you are looking for a condo that is quick hop to Microsoft, close to shopping, Redmond Town Center and with easy freeway access then there is no need to look any farther than Sixty-01.

Sixty-01 Community Features: 4 swimming pools, tennis courts, club house, fitness center, restaurant, walking paths, volleyball, and more.

Property Details
– 1,143 sq/ft
– 2 Bedrooms
– 1.75 Bathrooms
– Built in 1972

School District: Lake Washington

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One of King County’s most famous tourist destinations lies East of Seattle along I-90, Snoqualmie Falls. Snoqualmie Falls is a spectacular waterfall at 270 ft and attracts more visitors annually than other tourist destination in Washington. Situated on the top of the falls is the Salish Lodge & Spa. Washington has some of the most waterfalls in the United States in the lower 48 States and some reach as high as 2,500 ft.

In the winter time, many Eastside and Seattle residents take advantage of the close proximity to ski resorts to enjoy some winter adventure activities. A 45 minute drive from Seattle and you can be at 1 of 2 local ski resorts, The Summit at Snoqualmie and the World famous Alpental resort.

Some other activities include: scenic hiking, snowmobiling, high mountain lake destination and a wide variety of photographical opportunities.

The Washington Cascades

The Cascade Mountain Ranges were formed thousand of years ago through volcanism and glacier receding. The combination of these two natural forces have created a majestic landscape that separates Washington into two halves: Western and Eastern Washington. Even though these two halves are not separated to far away geographically, the effects of the Cascade Mountains on the two halves makes them World’s apart.

Western Washington is known for its rain fall and is due to the clouds building up and condensing as they approach the foothills. When clouds hit the Cascades they are forced to release their water content in order to elevate and pass over the mountains. On the flip side, this creates a very large rain shadow that residents of Eastern Washington get to enjoy. Typical weather created by the rain Shadow give Eastern Washington far more sunny days and what can be described as a high desert environment.

In recent history the natural forces of the Cascades has been seen and felt by people all over Washington State. The most famous of all these events is the May 18, 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. The eruption was the largest volcanic eruption on the continental United States and ash that was flung into the air settled all over the state. Since scary day in 1980, Mount St. Helens has been slowly rebuilding herself and can be viewed on the VolcanoCamera.

During the summer months, Washington’s boating community comes alive to enjoy the pristine waters, sensational views of Mt. Rainer and host of water activities. Covering 300,000 acres, Lake Washington is a massive lake with plenty of room for water craft of all sizes. From yachts to micro-sailboats, Lake Washington provides recreation for all types of boaters and it peaks every year with Seattle’s Sea Fair celebration.

Every year hundreds of thousands of people turn out to watch the variety of hydroplane classes race and to watch the annual air show. The air show usually steals the show because the Blue Angels arrive and put on a high speed aerial display that is awe inspiring to watch.

The boating culture has derived from the many cities that border Lake Washington: Kirkland, Bellevue, Kenmore and Renton just to name a few. In Kirkland, the Argosy Cruise takes people on day trips in style and comfort.

On the Westside, and on the shoreline of Lake Washington, University of Washington can be seen. On game day, many fans arrive by boat to watch their favorite team play.

But Lake Washington was not always like it is today. In 1916 the Lake Washington Ship Canal was constructed, making it easy to transport goods, and for lake goers, to get to and from Elliot Bay. Due to the canal, a primary Lake Washington feature was for ever changed. The Black River used to serve as one of Lake Washington’s main outlets but the canal caused a 9 foot decrease in water levels that caused the Black River to dry up and disappear.

The remaining creeks and rivers are Ravenna Creek, Thornton Creek, Kelsey Creek, Juanita Creek and Coal Creek.

Lake Washington’s Parks & Boat Luanches
– Magnuson Park
– Kirkland Marina Park
– Day Street Park
– Stan Sayres Park
– South Ferdinand Street Park
– Mercer Island Launch
– SE 40th Street Ramp
– Gene Coulon Park