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Preserving and Enhancing Yarrow Point’s Environment and Community
The Town of Yarrow Point is a resilient, caring community committed to sustainable development and preserving our unique neighborhood character, heritage, and natural resources. We endeavor to pass these values and traditions to future generations.
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About Yarrow Point
Yarrow Point is a family-friendly, inclusive, walkable community on Lake Washington, just a floating bridge drive or bike ride west to Seattle or east to Kirkland/Bellevue. One entry/exit ensures a safe and serene peninsula town with open spaces like Wetherill Nature Preserve, the Points Loop Trail System, Road End Beach, Istvan’s Landing, Morningside Park Playground and Pickleball Court, and Sally’s Alley. Active, highly-engaged, patriotic citizens honor and maintain the character of the Town by intentionally balancing development with preserving the natural environment and resources for future generations.
Located in the greater Seattle area of the State of Washington, the Town of Yarrow Point is bordered on three sides by the eastern shoreline of Lake Washington. This peninsula covers approximately 231 acres, has 4.32 miles of streets, and includes about 405 homes housing an estimated population of 1,135 residents. The town’s proximity to the business centers of both Seattle and the Eastside makes it a desirable location. In addition, the scenic look and feel of this residential community offers residents respite from the many pressures of our modern world. First homesteaded in the late 1880’s, the Town was incorporated in June 1959 to preserve its unique characteristics in the face of significant changes throughout the greater Puget Sound region. While one fourth of the homes in Yarrow Point enjoy waterfront locations or water access, the remaining three quarters offer views ranging from expansive to territorial.