Presented by Jeff Reynolds · Compass
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Bridle Trails · Kirkland, WA 98033
Offered at $2,198,000
The Home
Sixteen years of thoughtful ownership show everywhere in this Bridle Trails home, minutes from the state park's forested riding and walking trails in one of Kirkland's most established pockets.
More than $330,000 in documented improvements since 2010: a full kitchen remodel with quartzite counters, custom cabinetry, and built-in Sonos, a completely rebuilt backyard made for long summer evenings with café lighting, an outdoor fireplace, putting green, and raised garden beds, refinished hardwoods, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, and a bonus room built for movie nights with projector and screen.
5 bedrooms, 2.75 baths, and 3,350 square feet, plus a 3-car garage with EV charging and a new water heater in 2025.
Tucked off a quiet dead-end street, yet walkable to all three Lake Washington schools, a mile from daily errands, and an easy ride down the Cross Kirkland Corridor to the waterfront and dinner in downtown Kirkland. Turnkey, and proudly cared for.
Property Details
Square footage per 2010 appraisal. Buyer to verify all information to their own satisfaction.
What Sets It Apart
The 2018 remodel brought quartzite counters, custom cabinetry, a professional gas range, and built-in Sonos. It anchors the great room and opens straight to the deck.
Completely rebuilt in 2021: café lighting, an outdoor fireplace, a putting green, raised garden beds, and a composite deck that carries dinner well past sunset.
Temperature controlled, with full-height racking behind a glass door. Not a closet with a rack, a cellar.
The upstairs bonus room was made for the job: projector, screen, and a wall of built-in cabinetry from the 2015 update.
620 square feet of attached garage with EV charging, plus a gas water heater new in 2025 with a 15-year warranty.
A quiet dead-end street minutes from the state park's forested trails, walkable to all three Lake Washington schools, and four blocks from the NE 70th St interchange on 405.
Visual Tour
In Motion
Property film, best with sound on.
The Neighborhood
Bridle Trails is one of Kirkland's most established neighborhoods, named for the 480-plus acres of forested riding and walking trails in the adjacent state park. The equestrian character endures, but the daily draw is simpler: quiet streets under mature evergreens, all three Lake Washington schools within a walk, daily errands about a mile away, and the Cross Kirkland Corridor carrying you to the downtown waterfront by bike.
More than 480 acres of forested trails for riding, running, and walking, minutes from the front door. The park gives the neighborhood its name and its character.
Franklin Elementary, Rose Hill Middle, and Lake Washington High, all in the Lake Washington School District and all walkable from this street.
The NE 70th St interchange on 405 is four blocks away, putting downtown Kirkland, Bellevue, and the Eastside tech corridors within easy reach. The dead-end street keeps all of it at a distance.
This Weekend
No appointment needed during open hours. For any other time, private showings are available daily.
Get in Touch
The photographs make the case, but the backyard at dusk makes the decision. Call, text, or email Jeff to see it in person, or bring your questions to the weekend open houses.
Jeff Reynolds
Managing Broker · Compass
WA License #98419
About Jeff Reynolds
Managing Broker · Compass · Top 1% Nationwide · President, Forum XXII
Jeff Reynolds is a trusted advisor to sellers and buyers across the Pacific Northwest's most sought-after neighborhoods, from Kirkland and West Bellevue to Medina, Clyde Hill, Mercer Island, and Seattle. With more than 500 successful transactions and a career consistently ranked in the top 1% of agents nationally, Jeff brings market intelligence, architectural sensibility, and calm confidence to every engagement.
His approach extends beyond brokerage into strategic partnership. Jeff works through the lens of wealth preservation, guiding clients through timing, positioning, and negotiation decisions that directly affect long-term equity. As founder of UrbanCondoSpaces.com and President of Forum XXII, a private collective of top-performing Pacific Northwest real estate professionals, he brings a depth of market perspective few agents can match.