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Issaquah
Homes for Sale in Issaquah, WA
Local Knowledge
Living in Issaquah
Issaquah blends small-town charm with Eastside convenience, tucked between Tiger, Squak, and Cougar Mountains. The historic downtown core still hosts the annual Issaquah Salmon Days Festival, while newer neighborhoods like Issaquah Highlands offer master-planned living with parks, shopping, and top-rated schools.
Outdoor access is what sets Issaquah apart — hiking trails start practically at the edge of town, and Lake Sammamish State Park is minutes away. Add quick I-90 access to Bellevue and Seattle, and it’s easy to see why buyers are drawn here.
Eat & Drink
Top Restaurants in Issaquah
Gilman Village Shops
This charming collection of cottages turned boutiques and eateries makes for an easy afternoon of browsing and dining.
Boehms Chocolates
A local institution since the 1950s, this Swiss-style chocolatier is a must-visit stop in downtown Issaquah.
Downtown Issaquah Dining
From casual cafes to sit-down restaurants, Issaquah’s walkable downtown has options for every craving.
Get Outside
Fun Things to Do in Issaquah
Tiger Mountain State Forest
Miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, including the popular Poo Poo Point paragliding launch, sit right at Issaquah’s doorstep.
Lake Sammamish State Park
Swimming, boating, and lakeside picnicking make this one of the most popular state parks in the region.
Issaquah Salmon Days Festival
Each October, this beloved festival celebrates the salmon run with parades, food, and community events downtown.
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