OVERLAKE

OVERVIEW

Overlake is Redmond's largest neighborhood by area, and it's really three places in one. Overlake Village is a growing mixed-use district of newer apartments and townhomes. The Overlake employment area is anchored by Microsoft's headquarters campus and is also home to Nintendo of America. And around them are quieter residential streets of single-family homes.

Getting around is the big draw. Two Light Rail line stations, Redmond Technology and Overlake Village, serve the neighborhood, and a pedestrian and bike bridge over SR 520 connects to Redmond Technology Station. SR 520 runs right through Overlake, so Bellevue and Seattle are an easy drive too.

For green space, Westside Park connects to the Bridle Crest Trail, which leads all the way to Marymoor Park, and Idylwood Park on Lake Sammamish is just to the east. Esterra Park in Overlake Village has also hosted part of the city's Redmond Lights celebration since 2025. Outside Overlake Village, most errands still mean a short drive.

AT A GLANCE

• Housing: condos, townhomes, and single-family homes
• Transit: Redmond Technology and Overlake Village light rail stations
• Parks: Westside Park, Bridle Crest Trail, Esterra Park, with Idylwood Park nearby
• Employers: Microsoft headquarters and Nintendo of America

PARKS & TRAILS

• Westside Park (5810 156th Ave NE) is a 6.4-acre city park in Overlake.
• Its trail connects to the Bridle Crest Trail, which leads to Marymoor Park.

HOME PRICES

Median sale price in Overlake: $1,349,622 for the three months ending September 2026, up 12.3% year over year (Redfin). This reflects only 5 sales, so treat it as a rough guide.

Medians can swing with only a handful of sales. Ask Veronica for a current, address-level analysis.