December 13, 2024 — There are 17 homes for sale in Newcastle, WA today. This includes 13 houses and 3 condos. 8 of these are new homes.
There are 1.11 months of residential housing supply. This indicates a severe seller's market with upward pressure on pricing.
Newcastle is a small city on the eastside of Lake Washington. With a population of about 13,000, homeowners are drawn to Newcastle for its gorgeous views, its large, lush yards and its tightknit, safe neighborhood-feel. Certain areas of Newcastle have become more walkable and there are many convenient, outdoor activities, playfields and parks.
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13 Houses | 3 Condos | 4 Parcels |
For Sale Stats | ||
$2,142,950 |
4,213 sqft |
$509/sqft |
Median values from the 13 single family homes for sale in Newcastle WA. | ||
Closing Stats | ||
$1,790,000 |
3,138 sqft |
$570/sqft |
Median values for the 70 single family Newcastle homes closed in the last 6 months. | ||
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8 New Homes |
47% of the residential market |
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1.11 Months of Supply |
This indicates a severe seller's market with upward pressure on pricing.
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The quaint city of Newcastle is in especially high-demand for its convenient location and natural beauty. Large, single-family homes are nestled between the city's most popular attractions like Lake Boren, the Golf Club of Newcastle and Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park. Here are some of the main reasons why people are looking for homes for sale in Newcastle, WA.
Newcastle is a city on the eastside of Lake Washington about 12 miles from downtown Seattle. It is bordered by Bellevue to the north, Renton to the south and Issaquah to the east. The city includes neighborhoods China Creek, Highlands at Newcastle and Olympus.
Despite being a city of fewer than five square miles, Newcastle offers a variety of sizes and styles of homes. Homes in the Highlands at Newcastle neighborhood are larger builds (on average about 3,800 sqft) mostly original to the early 2000s. To the west in Olympus, slightly smaller homes sit on bigger lots around quiet cul-de-sacs. Many of Olympus homes, built in the 80s and 90s, also boast stunning views. Over in lush China Creek large craftsman-style homes are nestled between the city's golf course and Cougar Mountain. Check out listings for homes for sale in Newcastle, WA above.
Single Family Homes in Newcastle, WA
Please see our Newcastle listings page for updates on a daily basis.
Condos in Newcastle are primarily situated along 133rd Ave SE and Newcastle Golf Club Rd, with many of them built between the 1990s and early 2000s.
Condos
Please see Newcastle condos for more information on condos and complexes in Newcastle.
Though there are no new single-family homes in Newcastle, there are a few parcels of land for sale in the city. Parcels of land are often surrounded by undeveloped forest. Land on the westside of the city may even have views of Lake Washington.
New Construction Single Family Homes
Please see our Newcastle new homes page for updates on a daily basis.
The city of Newcastle is served by both the Issaquah and Renton School Districts. Within the city limits, there are two public elementary schools:
Depending on location, children will go on to attend:
Local high schools include:
The city of Newcastle also has a handful of private school options nearby, including:
Lush Newcastle has plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities. Countless trails weave through Newcastle including the Coal Creek Falls Loop, May Creek Trail, and Waterline Trail. Many of Newcastle's trails are located in the northwesternmost corner of the Issaquah Alps, a large range which includes popular hiking spots, Cougar Mountain and Rattlesnake Ridge.
Other popular recreational centers in the city include the Golf Club of Newcastle and the Coal Creek YMCA. The city's YMCA has a swimming pool, a kid's club and various fitness classes to choose from.
Lake Boren is located in the center of the city and is surrounded by Lake Boren Park. Though there is no lifeguard on duty, visitors are welcome to swim in the lake, which has a swimming dock on its eastern side. Visitors are also welcome to fish at Lake Boren, which is filled with brown bullhead, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout.
For residents of Newcastle, I-405 provides quick access to downtown Bellevue. Commutes to Seattle require taking I-405 north, heading west on I-90 and then taking I-5 through Seattle. Bus route 240 also runs north to south, between Bellevue, Newcastle and Renton.
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All MLS listed homes for sale in Newcastle, WA are on WicklundRE.com.
We sometimes know of off-market homes or new homes being built by home builders that aren't currently listed, to help find these unlisted homes for sale in Newcastle, we recommend you contact Rob Condiotty.
Information about the listed homes for sale in Newcastle generally comes from the MLS. Information about neighborhoods in Newcastle, condos in Newcastle, and new homes in Newcastle, comes from the MLS, our research staff, public data, area home builders and from contributions from our users.