"Country Living, City Style." For many home buyers wanting a community with a country feel close to the City of Seattle, Woodinville is their destination!  There is hot air ballooning, spas, trails, equestrian recreation, premier parks, world-class wineries, seasonal Farmers Market, community events, a world famous nursery and greenhouse facilities .  It's no wonder that home values increased a healthy 8.5% over the last year.  Our top salesperson, Blaise Devera, chose Woodinville to purchase his home.  Call him if you'd like to learn more about the tremendous investment potential this growing city still offers. 

At one time, Woodinville was heavily forested; with trees so big their stumps could be used as shelters or as temporary houses. So, it was no wonder that loggers and their families built their homes in this pristine area.

Although the saw and shingle mills have been replaced by boutique wineries and a vibrant retail core, Woodinville is a distinguished Tree City USA (1996 to present) and has incorporated the preservation of its "northwest woodland character" into home design and development guidelines.

Today, Woodinville flourishes with retail centers, restaurants and business services. Industrial and manufacturing companies flank Woodinville's north and south corridors. Future design for the downtown areas include encouraging office/retail development north of the downtown core, transit-oriented development and a Master Plan for mixed-used development in the heart of our City.

Woodinville is primarily a community of single-family dwellings, with about 37% multi-family development.  Families are served by the highly rated Northshore School District. The Woodinville community encompasses residents and businesses within the 98072 postal zip code and who reside in King and Snohomish counties. The population is estimated to be 9900.

Woodinville is located in the north central section of King County, immediately east of the intersection of State Route (SR) 522 and Interstate 405. They are located at the north end of the Sammamish Valley River Valley where Little Bear Creek meets Sammamish River. The valley is shaped by steep, thickly-wooded slopes where most of Woodinville's residential development is located. Commercial, industrial and agricultural activities mostly cluster on the valley floor, although there is some light industry located on slopes and plateaus.

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