8620 N. MERCER WAY, MERCER ISLAND, WA
Home Specifications: Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4 Home Sq Ft: 4,850 Lot Sq Ft: 15,218 Fireplaces: 2 2014 Taxes: $24,573 Year Built: 1981 Effective Year: 1996 *Go to page 36 for details on available adjacent lot with moorage. 2
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A dream of flat velvet lawn, white sandy beach, level no-bank Lake Washington, canopy of blue sky ~ indoor footpaths of Saltillo Anne Saks tile, rich hardwoods. Easy dialogues, relying on lake water to calm and stimulate. Design intrigue. A kitchen of length and breadth...call the swim/ sail buffs in...party hearty. Generous library/den. Superb Moorage: Deep water dock, substantial stability, strength. Adjacent lot available with moorage, sport court, gazebo, and 2nd garage. *Buyer has first right of refusal on lot. 5
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Lot Specifications: - Lot Sq Ft: 15,218 - Taxes: $7,760 - Moorage - Sports court - Gazebo *Buyer of adjacent home for sale has first right of refusal on lot.
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Point to Point:
Popular destinations and their distances from this home. »» Microsoft- 12.6 mi »» Google- 5.4 mi »» UW Stadium- 5.7 mi »» Seattle City Center- 8.2 mi »» Boeing Renton- 14.6 mi »» SeaTac- 18.8 mi
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MERCER ISLAND, a city in King County, Washington,
United States. The island is centered in Lake Washington and sited between downtown Seattle and the burgeoning growth East of the lake. The population of 22,720 is a 2013 Estimate from Office of Financial Management.
Located in the Seattle Metropolitan Area, it is the most populated island in a lake within the United States. The ZIP code 98040 is unique to Mercer Island. The City of Mercer Island was incorporated from East Seattle on 5 July 1960 and composed of all the island less the 70 acre (280,000 m²) business district. Just over one month later, 9 August, the Town of Mercer Island developed from that business district. The two municipalities merged as the City of Mercer Island in 1970. Their School District overviews six common schools on the island: three primary schools (Lakeridge Elementary, Island Park Elementary and West Mercer Elementary); one Middle school (Islander Middle School); one High school (Mercer Island High School). In addition, one alternative secondary school (Crest Learning Center). Mercer Island is also home to the St. Monica School(K-8), the French American School of Puget Sound (P-8), and the Northwest Yeshiva High School (9-12). Retrieved from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercer_Island,_Washington
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WELCOME TO MERCER ISLAND
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MERCER ISLAND: NORTH END
MERCER ISLAND PARKS Mercer Island has 475 acres of parks and open spaces. Mercer Island Parks are open for year-round enjoyment and are the perfect place for a variety of activities like: baseball, soccer, volleyball, having a picnic or taking a walk with the family. Pioneer Park is our largest park, with 113 acres of beautiful forest and 6.6 miles of trails. The Park has been kept in a natural state so that Island residents and other visitors can easily “get out� in the woods through the course of their daily lives. Roads divide the park into three distinct quadrants. Located on the northeast end of Mercer Island, Luther Burbank Park features spectacular views of Lake Washington, and has facilities for several water-based activities including swimming, boating and fishing. It is also a large park of 77 acres, and portions of its waterfront and wetlands foster a variety of wildlife such as 155 species of birds, beaver, muskrats and rabbits There are many smaller parks, beach parks and street ends, providing an excellent opportunity for waterfront access and pursuing recreational activites. www.mercergov.org/Page.asp?NavID=328
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MERCER ISLAND: SOUTH END MERCER ISLAND SCHOOLS The Mercer Island School District is comprised of three elementary schools, one Middle School and one High School. The facilities, curriculum, instruction, and effective use of technology as a tool for learning are all factors in preparing students to think and succeed globally while using technology as an inherent part of everyday life. The district has more teachers with advanced education degrees than any other district in the Seattle area. It is known to be one of the highest assessment test-scoring districts in the State of Washington, and among the top in the nation. www.misd.k12.wa.us/about/
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