The Location

Mercer Island | Washington

Nestled in the heart of Lake Washington, Mercer Island offers one of the Pacific Northwest's most coveted lifestyles.

Connected to both Seattle and Bellevue by Interstate 90, the island combines the privacy and tranquility of a residential community with convenient access to two major employment and cultural centers.

Tree-lined streets, waterfront homes, exceptional schools, and a strong sense of community have made Mercer Island one of the region's most desirable places to call home.

The island's unique location provides residents with stunning water views, abundant outdoor recreation, and a small-town atmosphere just minutes from urban amenities.

Area Highlights

Life on Mercer Island revolves around the outdoors. Residents enjoy boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, cycling, hiking, tennis, pickleball, and year-round access to Lake Washington. The island is home to more than 475 acres of parks and open space, including Luther Burbank Park with its waterfront trails, swimming beach, fishing pier, docks, dog park, and sports courts; Pioneer Park with over 100 acres of forested hiking and equestrian trails; Aubrey Davis Park, known locally as "The Lid," featuring athletic fields and regional trail connections; and Deane's Children's Park, affectionately known as Dragon Park.

Families are drawn to the highly regarded Mercer Island School District, including Mercer Island High School, Islander Middle School, and the island's four elementary schools.

Learn more about the Mercer Island School District HERE

The Town Center serves as the community hub, offering local favorites such as Mioposto, Vivienne's Bistro, The Roanoke Inn, and ASA Gathering, alongside cafés, boutiques, the seasonal Farmers Market, and everyday conveniences. The result is a community where residents can spend the morning on the water, hike through old-growth forests in the afternoon, and enjoy dinner with friends—all without ever leaving the island.