ISSAQUAH / SAMMAMISH, WA · YOUR LOCAL EXPERT
Your complete guide
to Klahanie
Written by someone who actually lives here — with everything buyers and sellers need to know about this 630-acre community on the Eastside.
THINKING ABOUT SELLING IN KLAHANIE?
Buyers come in knowing this neighborhood. You should too — and so should your agent
Klahanie isn't just a zip code — it's a community where the pool, the trails, and the schools are part of why people pay a premium. I live here. I know which sub-neighborhoods sit closest to the Lakeside Pool, which ones back to green belt, and why a home in Lake Pointe shows differently than one in Heatherwood. That neighborhood knowledge is what gets Klahanie listings priced right and sold well.
WHERE YOU’LL LIVE
The Neighborhoods
Klahanie has 24 sub-neighborhoods — a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, condos, and apartments, each with its own character and proximity to different amenities.
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Single Family
The Summit
263 homes — First subdivision built in Klahanie
The original Klahanie neighborhood. Has its own park on 242nd Ave SE with a tennis court, basketball court, playground, picnic tables, and open space.
Klahanie's original
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Single Family
Audubon Ridge
328 homes
Close to the main HOA office, Klahanie Park, Lakeside Pool, Yellow Lake, Yellow Lake trail, tennis courts, basketball courts, and King County Park.
Best amenity access
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Single Family
The Arbor
133 homes
Borders Challenger Elementary and Beaver Lake Middle School. Close to the Beaver Lake Road entrance and the community Pea Patch garden.
Next to schools
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Single Family
Heatherwood
109 homes
Borders a green belt and the Powerline walking trail. Across from Mountainview Pool, tennis, pickleball, basketball, and Park and Ride.
Green belt & trail access
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Single Family
Winslow Place
106 homes
Contains a park with a play structure, open field, and green belt on three sides. Within easy walking distance of Mountainview Pool and park.
Near Mountainview Pool
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Single Family
Lake Pointe
96 homes
Three sides surrounded by Native Growth Protection Area. Trail access leads directly to Yellow Lake, Lakeside Pool, courts, and play structures.
Most natural setting
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Single Family
The Village
67 homes
Across from Lancaster Park playground. Close access to the paved perimeter trail and the community Pea Patch garden.
Near Pea Patch
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Single Family
The Heights
123 homes
Close to the main office, Klahanie Park, Lakeside Pool, Yellow Lake, Yellow Lake trail, tennis courts, basketball courts, and two play structures.
Near Lakeside Pool
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Single Family
The Ridge
79 homes
Straddles both sides of Klahanie Boulevard. Close to the main office, Klahanie Park, Lakeside Pool, Yellow Lake, courts, and play structures.
Near Lakeside Pool
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Single Family
The Willows
190 homes
Borders a Native Growth Protection Area and sits next to Mountainview Pool and park. One end has a trail leading to the QFC commercial district.
Near Mountainview Pool
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Single Family
Madison Place
102 homes
Across Klahanie Drive from Mountainview Pool and park, with its own grassy park and play structure. Also close to the QFC commercial area.
Near Mountainview Pool
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Single Family
Lancaster Park
101 homes
Close to Lancaster and Winslow Place parks with play structures and grass areas. Good access to the paved perimeter trail around Klahanie.
Perimeter trail access
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Single Family
Ashley Park
58 homes
Close to Winslow Place Park with play structure, open field, and green belt. Some homes back directly to a Native Growth Protection Area.
Quiet & tucked in
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Single Family
Traditions
95 homes
Next to Mountainview Pool and park. Also has a trail connecting to the QFC shopping center and commercial district.
Near Mountainview Pool
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Condos / Townhomes
Barclay Square
66 units
Located near the Beaver Lake Road entrance to Klahanie at 254th Ave SE — the eastern gateway into the community.
East entrance
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Condos / Townhomes
Oxford Park
37 units
Near the intersection of Klahanie Dr, Klahanie Blvd, and 256th Ave SE. Adjacent to the community Pea Patch and Lancaster Park playground.
Near Pea Patch
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Condos / Townhomes
Sierra
86 units
Near the QFC shopping center and close to Mountainview Pool and park — pool, courts, pickleball, Powerline trail, and Park and Ride all nearby.
Near Mountainview Pool
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Condos / Townhomes
Lake Park
28 units
Across from Lakeside Park and the main office — compact community with easy access to the pool, courts, and Yellow Lake trail.
Near Lakeside Pool
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Condos / Townhomes
Sundance
158 condos
At the intersection of Klahanie Drive, Klahanie Boulevard, and 256th Ave SE. Very close to the community Pea Patch garden.
Near Pea Patch
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Condos / Townhomes
Kenloch
64 units
Across from Lakeside Park and the main HOA office. Walking distance to the pool, tennis, basketball courts, and Yellow Lake trail.
Near Lakeside Pool
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Condos / Townhomes
Fairfield Green
59 units
Adjacent to the QFC shopping center. Also near Mountainview Pool and park, pickleball, tennis, and the Powerline trail.
Walkable to shopping
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Condos / Townhomes
Tanglewood
128 condos
Next to the Powerline walking trail and across from King County Park and Challenger Elementary School.
Next to Powerline Trail
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Condos / Townhomes
Skye Landing
37 units
Within proximity of the QFC shopping center and commercial area. Has access to the Yellow Lake trail.
Yellow Lake trail access
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Apartments
Summerwalk
354 units — rental community
A rental apartment community on both sides of Klahanie Drive with its own pool, gym, and exercise room. Has full access to all Klahanie HOA amenities.
Rental community
RESIDENT AMENITY
The Two Pools
Both pools are heated, staffed by lifeguards, and reserved for Klahanie residents and their guests — included in HOA dues. The Klahanie Sharks competitive swim team trains at both Lakeside and Mountainview pools.
Lakeside Pool
4210 244th Pl SE, Issaquah
3–7 ft depth range — good for all ages
Separate shallow area for toddlers
Enclosed with a bubble structure in winter
Adjacent to Yellow Lake, trails, and courts
Home base of the Klahanie Sharks competitive swim team (who also train at Mountainview Pool)
Weekdays 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM Weekends 7:00 AM – 8:30 PM Phone (425) 391-8503
★ 4.7 · 72 reviews
Mountainview Pool
4280 Klahanie Dr SE, Issaquah
Full-size pool with swim lessons & water polo
Kiddy pool for toddlers
4 tennis courts + basketball + pickleball · also used by Klahanie Sharks
Play structure and picnic space on site
Ample parking; restrooms on site
Daily 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM Phone (425) 557-7856
★ 4.5 · 99 reviews
GET OUTSIDE
Parks & Trails
Klahanie has more green space than most communities its size — and the trail network connects it all.
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🌿 Klahanie Park (Lakeside)
The central park. Large grassy field, two play structures, dock access to Yellow Lake, and duck-feeding year-round. HOA events like outdoor movie nights happen here.
★ 4.6
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🦆 Yellow Lake Loop Trail
A 1.25-mile flat, graveled loop around a 10-acre urban lake. Mature forest, wildlife, water lilies, and a small dock. Family- and dog-friendly, easy year-round. Residents only.
1.25 mi loop
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⚡ Powerline Trail
A wide multi-use trail popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists. Connects Heatherwood and Madison Place to the Mountainview area. Used by Skyline High School cross-country.
Multi-use
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⛹️ Klahanie Park (NE Sports Fields)
Soccer and baseball fields, paved walking paths, restrooms, drinking water, and a playground. Good for sports practice and open-field activities.
★ 4.4
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🌲 Audubon Park
Within the Audubon Ridge neighborhood. Large open field with a play structure, close to the HOA office and Lakeside Pool cluster.
Open field
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🎠 Winslow Place Park
Play structure and open field near the Ashley Park and Lancaster Park neighborhoods. Green belt on three sides. Quiet, residential feel.
Play structure
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🥦 Klahanie Pea Patch
A community garden where homeowners can grow vegetables and flowers — a rare amenity for a suburban HOA community.
Community garden
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🥾 Paved Perimeter Trail
A loop trail running around the outer edges of the community, passing Native Growth Protection Areas near Ashley Park, Lake Pointe, and Lancaster Park.
Perimeter loop
SPORTS & RECREATION
Courts & Sports
Courts are spread across both pool complexes. Residents only — first come, first served for tennis (1-hour limit if others are waiting).
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Tennis Courts
4 courts at Mountainview, 2 at Lakeside. Lessons available through the HOA. Open 7 AM – 10 PM.
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Pickleball Courts
Newly renovated courts at Lakeside — freshly resurfaced and repainted. 2 dedicated courts.
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Basketball Courts
Outdoor basketball at both Lakeside and Mountainview. Open to all residents.
ISSAQUAH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Schools
All schools are in the highly rated Issaquah School District. Skyline High's swim teams use Klahanie's pools; cross-country teams use the trails.
Challenger Elementary School
K–5 · Located within Klahanie
A (Niche)
Endeavour Elementary School
K–5 · Also serves Klahanie families
Top-rated
Beaver Lake Middle School
6–8 · Located within Klahanie · Ranked 26th of 534 in Washington
A (Niche)
Skyline High School
9–12 · IB World School · Nationally recognized
A+ (Niche)
15 min
to Microsoft
5 min
to Swedish Medical
20 min
to Redmond
25 min
to Seattle
40 min
to Cascades ski areas
COMMON QUESTIONS
Klahanie FAQ
Answers to what buyers and sellers ask most often.
What are the HOA fees in Klahanie?
HOA dues cover access to both heated pools, all sports courts, parks, and the trail network. Dues amounts change — contact the HOA directly at (425) 392-4663 or visit klahanie.com for current rates.
Is Klahanie in Issaquah or Sammamish?
Both. Klahanie spans the border between the two cities on the Issaquah Plateau. Addresses may show either city depending on the specific location. All homes are served by the Issaquah School District.
How many pools does Klahanie have?
Two — Lakeside Pool (weekdays 6am–8pm, weekends 7am–8:30pm) and Mountainview Pool (daily 11am–8:30pm). Both are heated, lifeguarded, and available to residents and guests.
What schools serve Klahanie?
Challenger Elementary or Endeavour Elementary (both A-rated), Beaver Lake Middle School (ranked 26th of 534 statewide), and Skyline High School (A+, IB World School) — all in the Issaquah School District.
How far is Klahanie from major employers?
About 15 minutes to Microsoft, 20 minutes to downtown Redmond, and 25 minutes to Seattle via I-90. Swedish Medical Center is roughly 5 minutes away.
What trails does Klahanie have?
The Yellow Lake Loop Trail (1.25 miles, flat, residents only), the Powerline Trail (multi-use, connects multiple neighborhoods), and a paved perimeter trail around the outer edges of the community.
What sub-neighborhoods are in Klahanie?
Klahanie has 24 sub-neighborhoods: The Summit, Audubon Ridge, The Heights, The Ridge, The Willows, Heatherwood, Traditions, Madison Place, Winslow Place, Lake Pointe, Lancaster Park, Ashley Park, The Arbor, The Village, Sundance, Oxford Park, Tanglewood, Sierra, Fairfield Green, Barclay Square, Skye Landing, Kenloch, Lake Park, and Summerwalk. Highland Gardens is also a privately owned apartment community within Klahanie.
Who is a good Klahanie real estate agent?
Melissa Waller of Melissa Waller Homes is a Klahanie resident who specializes in the Klahanie, Issaquah, and Eastside market. Contact her at melissawallerhomes@gmail.com or melissawallerhomes.com.
Melissa Waller · Klahanie Resident & Real Estate Agent
I'm not just an agent who lists homes in Klahanie — I live here. I know which streets back to the Powerline Trail, what buyers ask about when they tour a Lake Pointe home, and how the Sharks swim team is woven into the community fabric. If you're thinking about buying or selling in Klahanie, let's talk. I'll bring real neighborhood knowledge to the table, not just a price estimate.
