Redmond Real Estate
Redmond, Washington, is situated in what is locally known as the Eastside. Redmond is best known as the home of Microsoft (for which "Redmond" has become a metonym) and Nintendo of America. With an annual bike race on city streets and the state's only velodrome, Redmond is also known as "the bicycle capital of the Northwest". Despite this, the city is suburban in character, with its main form of transportation being the automobile. Redmond has a historic downtown with many personally owned businesses which is connected to the modern downtown Redmond.
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Rare Estate Offering Inspired By The Countryside Of...
Rare Estate Offering Inspired By The Countryside Of...
Spectacular Views Of The Cascade Mountains, Carnation...
Fantastic 7.91 Level Acre Estate*prime Novelty Hill...
Incredible Rolling Grassy Fields Shy 5 Acres. Perfect...
A Spectacular Statement Of Architecture Executed With...
The city of Redmond has many parks and is known for its woods. Located between Washington's dramatic Cascade mountain range and sparkling Puget Sound, and surrounded by towering evergreen forests, Redmond is known for its natural beauty. In a city with 34 parks and over 25 miles of trails, it's easy to forget that you're within 20 minutes of downtown Seattle and a short ride away from great skiing!
Listing information last updated on February 4th, 2012 at 6:00pm.





