Medina Homes For Sale, Bellevue WA
Medina in Bellevue has a huge greenfield called Overlake Golf & Country Club located 8000 NE 16th St. The Overlake Golf & Country Club also offers a 6-lane pool, a clubhouse, and tennis courts. You may contact their Membership Director at 425.454.7971 or visit their website (overlake.club) if you're interested. Another park in Medina is Medina Park at 7789 NE 12th St located south of Overlake Golf & Country Club. This small park has a playground, small ponds, an off-leash dog park, and a tennis court. Another place to go for a walk is Fairweather Nature Preserve at 2857 Evergreen Point Rd located north of 520 Bridge View Park and Evergreen Point Park & Ride. Fairweather Nature Preserve is a small wooded area with tennis courts and a basketball court. If you want to watch the sunset, there's Medina Beach Park at 501 Evergreen Point Rd located in southwestern Medina. It's a small beach park with a swimming area, benches, bathrooms, and great views of Mt. Rainier. And there's a public beach, Medina water access in 84th Ave NE located south Medina and near Viewpoint Park. Medina water access is a small waterfront with a dock, and it's good for short walks and yoga. Medina has 3 schools. First is Medina Elementary School (425.456.5400, bsd405.org/medina) in 8001 NE 8th St located south of Medina Park and near Medina Grocery Store. This school is rated above average in school quality. The second school is St. Thomas School (425.454.5880, stthomasschool.org) in 8300 NE 12th St located north of Medina Park. It is a private school with 330 students. And the third school is Bellevue Christian School - Three Points Elementary (425.454.3977, bellevuechristian.org) in 7800 NE 28th St located southeast of Fairweather Nature Preserve. It is a private school that offers Preschool to 6th Grade. Local businesses in Medina are Medina Grocery Store (Grocery store) in 800 Evergreen Point Rd located north of Medina Beach Park and west of Medina Elementary School, and Medina Chevron (Auto repair shop) in 8401 NE 12th St located east of Medina Park and near St Thomas Episcopal Church. Some residents in this neighborhood visited Downtown Bellevue for shopping like Bellevue Square (Shopping mall) in 575 Bellevue Square, Safeway (Grocery store) in 300 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue Plaza (Shopping mall) in 44 Bellevue Way NE, Park Row Shopping Center (Shopping mall) in 201 Bellevue Way NE, west elm (Furniture store) in 1 Bellevue Way NE, CVS (Drug store) in 107 Bellevue Way SE, and many more. Homes in the Medina area have recently sold for between $2.2 million and $4.2 million. To see today's real estate listings in Medina, Bellevue, please click the link below.
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West BellevueMedina Homes in Bellevue, WAMedina homes usually range in price from $1,000,000-$5,000,000. The Medina neighborhood in Bellevue is popular for its access to great schools, beautiful surroundings, and a strong job market. Bellevue and its neighboring cities are home to some of the world's most famous companies including Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, Starbucks, Costco, Paccar, and Expeditors International. Medina and its surrounding areas offer what great companies' employees desire in a work and home environment. MedinaMedina (/məˈdaɪnə/ (About this soundlisten)) is a mostly residential city in Eastside, King County, Washington, United States. The city is on a peninsula in Lake Washington, on the opposite shore from Seattle, bordered by Clyde Hill and Hunts Point to the east and water on all other sides. The city's population was 2,969 at the 2010 census. Billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, along with a number of Microsoft executives, or other associates of Gates, have homes in Medina. HistoryThe eastern shore of Lake Washington between Meydenbauer Bay and Evergreen Point was a sparsely-populated area that was cleared for its timber in the 1870s. Seattle businessman Thomas Dabney established a claim on the south side of modern-day Medina in 1886, becoming the area's first permanent white settler. Dabney built a ferry dock in 1890, naming it Dabney's Landing, while the surrounding area was turned into berry farms and fruit orchards. Other settlers arrived at Dabney's Landing, which was briefly named Flordeline by its founder until objections were raised by a group of women who proposed the Arabic name "Medina" in 1891. After a series of debates and sign-switching incidents, Medina won and was adopted as the name of the town. Medina was platted in 1914 and officially incorporated on August 19, 1955. The town's first mansions were built in the 1920s by wealthy Seattle businessmen, encouraged by the arrival of direct ferry service, and led to the nickname of Washington's "Gold Coast". The area's farmers, mostly of Japanese descent, were evicted during the 1940s internment and their farms were turned over for redevelopment. Medina in 1915SurveillanceIn 2009, Medina, with the "wide support of residents", installed cameras at intersections along roads entering the city. The cameras are used to capture the license plate number of every car, and a security system automatically notifies local police if the captured number is recorded in a database. Travelers are notified of the presence of the system with signs that read "You Are Entering a 24 Hour Video Surveillance Area"; according to Media's police chief, all captured information is stored for 60 days even if nothing negative is found in the database, allowing police to mine data if a crime occurs later. One of the city's council members said the system was motivated by the belief that the need for crime prevention "outweighs concern over privacy". The system was inspired by that used in nearby Hunts Point, a town of about 500 residents which has not had a break-in for more than three years after installing their system. Tree CodeDesignated as a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation since 2006, Medina has always been a leader in urban tree codes. Since 1972, the City of Medina has codified the value that trees bring to a community, and the Tree Code ordinances have consistently been modified throughout the years. Major revisions in 2000, 2003 and 2006 have improved the code such that it is one of the most extensive in the region. The current code (2006 edition) protects large trees and requires significant mitigation if they are removed. In 2011, the City Council directed the Planning Commission to update the existing tree code. Dividing the task into two phases, the Planning Commission brought Phase I, which were largely administrative changes, to Council in 2014, where it was passed into law. Phase II changes have been underway since then, with much work and input from the community, an ad hoc tree committee, the Planning Commission and City Council. It is anticipated that the new code will be adopted in mid-2015. GeographyAccording to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 4.79 square miles (12.41 km2), of which, 1.44 square miles (3.73 km2) is land and 3.35 square miles (8.68 km2) is water. Medina is connected to Seattle, on the western shore of Lake Washington, by State Route 520 on the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, the longest floating bridge in the world. The longest and second longest floating bridges in the world cross Lake WashingtonClimateThis region experiences warm (but not hot) and dry summers, with no average monthly temperatures above 71.6 °F. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Medina has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, abbreviated "Csb" on climate maps. EducationPublic education is provided by the Bellevue School District, with schools within Medina and in nearby Bellevue. There are three schools in Medina:
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