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Kirkland, WA
Located in the Washington's Eastside region, the city of Kirkland has a population of nearly 50,000 and is a great location for apartment hunters looking to enjoy the atmosphere of a close-knit lakeside community blended together with an industrial center.
Kirkland, which is known for its small-town feel and appreciation for quality of life, boasts numerous and diverse parks, open markets, festivals, community events and a dozen active neighborhood associations.
While the city's downtown area includes plenty of shops, restaurants, art galleries, beauty salons and farmer's markets perfect for apartment residents, Kirkland undoubtedly prides itself on its natural beauty, with its numerous waterfront parks and beaches. With views of the Seattle skyline as well as the Olympic Mountains, residents are able to enjoy the scenery around them while also participating in any number of recreational activities including biking, walking, swimming and hiking.
Additionally, Kirkland's natural landscape lends itself to an abundance of wildlife. Nowhere is this wildlife more visible and diverse than at Juanita Bay Park, one of Kirkland's most prized features. At the park, which has been cited by the Audubon Society as one of the best urban wildlife preserves in the region, the animal population in the 110 acres of wetlands and marshes includes songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, turtles and beavers. For Kirkland apartment renters visiting the sanctuary, the park has paved trails and board walks in addition to open lawn areas and picnic tables. Spending the day walking through Juanita Bay Park can give visitors one of the best looks into the state's natural beauty and abundant wildlife population.
Those seeking to rent an apartment in Kirkland will be pleased to know that many of the city's famed parks and beaches are also located very close to the downtown waterfront area.
Explore apartments for rent in the Kirkland neighborhood of Seattle, WA. ApartmentGuide.com offers listings of Kirkland apartments, photos, floorplans, maps and neighborhood information.
Kirkland, which is known for its small-town feel and appreciation for quality of life, boasts numerous and diverse parks, open markets, festivals, community events and a dozen active neighborhood associations.
While the city's downtown area includes plenty of shops, restaurants, art galleries, beauty salons and farmer's markets perfect for apartment residents, Kirkland undoubtedly prides itself on its natural beauty, with its numerous waterfront parks and beaches. With views of the Seattle skyline as well as the Olympic Mountains, residents are able to enjoy the scenery around them while also participating in any number of recreational activities including biking, walking, swimming and hiking.
Additionally, Kirkland's natural landscape lends itself to an abundance of wildlife. Nowhere is this wildlife more visible and diverse than at Juanita Bay Park, one of Kirkland's most prized features. At the park, which has been cited by the Audubon Society as one of the best urban wildlife preserves in the region, the animal population in the 110 acres of wetlands and marshes includes songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, turtles and beavers. For Kirkland apartment renters visiting the sanctuary, the park has paved trails and board walks in addition to open lawn areas and picnic tables. Spending the day walking through Juanita Bay Park can give visitors one of the best looks into the state's natural beauty and abundant wildlife population.
Those seeking to rent an apartment in Kirkland will be pleased to know that many of the city's famed parks and beaches are also located very close to the downtown waterfront area.
Explore apartments for rent in the Kirkland neighborhood of Seattle, WA. ApartmentGuide.com offers listings of Kirkland apartments, photos, floorplans, maps and neighborhood information.