What is Hollywood Hill in Woodinville known for?

Hollywood Hill is Woodinville's most prestigious wine country address, known for luxury estates on 1-5+ acre parcels with vineyard views and proximity to over 60 wineries. The neighborhood features custom architecture, gated privacy, and the rare combination of wine country lifestyle just 15 minutes from Microsoft's Redmond campus. Hollywood Hill properties typically range from $1.5 million to $5 million+, attracting executives, wine enthusiasts, and buyers seeking the ultimate Pacific Northwest wine country experience.

How many wineries are in Woodinville?

Woodinville is home to over 60 wineries and tasting rooms, making it Washington State's premier wine destination outside of the Columbia Valley. The city's wine district includes prestigious producers like Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Winery, DeLille Cellars, Novelty Hill-Januik, and dozens of boutique wineries offering everything from Bordeaux blends to Syrah and Riesling.

Can you walk to wineries from Woodinville neighborhoods?

Yes, Downtown Woodinville and Hollywood Hill neighborhoods offer walkable access to numerous wineries and tasting rooms. Downtown Woodinville residents can walk to Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Winery, Woodinville Whiskey Co., Red Hook Brewery, and the Woodinville Wine District's 20+ tasting rooms concentrated along NE 145th Street.

What are the best wine country neighborhoods in Woodinville?

Hollywood Hill and West Snoqualmie Valley represent Woodinville's premier wine country neighborhoods. Hollywood Hill offers luxury estates on 1-5 acres with vineyard views and walking distance to 60+ wineries, priced $1.5M-$5M+. West Snoqualmie Valley features working vineyards and farm estates on 5-40+ acres with Cascade mountain views, priced $1.5M-$8M+.

Are there vineyard properties for sale in Woodinville?

Yes, West Snoqualmie Valley and portions of Hollywood Hill occasionally offer properties with established vineyards or vineyard-ready acreage. These unique properties range from 5 to 40+ acres and may include working vineyards currently supplying grapes to local wineries, wine production facilities, custom estates designed for wine country living, and agricultural zoning that permits vineyard development.

How far is Woodinville from Microsoft Redmond campus?

Woodinville sits just 10-20 minutes from Microsoft's Redmond campus depending on neighborhood location. East Woodinville and Wellington offer the shortest commutes at 10-15 minutes via Woodinville-Redmond Road or State Route 202. Hollywood Hill and Downtown Woodinville are 15 minutes via SR 522. This proximity makes Woodinville exceptionally popular with Microsoft employees seeking wine country lifestyle and top-rated Northshore schools.

What Woodinville neighborhoods are best for Microsoft employees?

Wellington and East Woodinville are ideal for Microsoft employees, offering 10-15 minute commutes, top-rated Northshore School District schools, and strong community focus. Wellington features master-planned neighborhoods priced $800K-$1.5M. East Woodinville offers established homes with excellent value at $700K-$1.2M. Both neighborhoods attract tech professionals seeking suburban comfort without sacrificing career proximity.

How long is the commute from Woodinville to Seattle?

The commute from Woodinville to downtown Seattle typically ranges from 25-40 minutes depending on neighborhood location and traffic conditions. Most Woodinville neighborhoods access Seattle via State Route 522 west to Interstate 5, covering approximately 20-25 miles. Morning rush hour can extend commutes to 35-45 minutes, while reverse commutes and off-peak travel often complete in 25-30 minutes.

What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Woodinville?

Bear Creek, Hollywood Hill, and West Snoqualmie Valley represent Woodinville's most expensive real estate markets. Bear Creek features ultra-luxury gated estates on 5-20+ acres priced $2M-$10M+. Hollywood Hill offers wine country estates on 1-5+ acres at $1.5M-$5M+. West Snoqualmie Valley includes working vineyard properties on 5-40+ acres priced $1.5M-$8M+.

Are there equestrian properties in Woodinville?

Yes, Cottage Lake, Bear Creek, and West Snoqualmie Valley offer excellent equestrian properties with horse-friendly zoning, ample acreage, and proximity to Bridle Trails State Park. Bear Creek features gated equestrian estates on 5-20+ acres with custom stables and riding arenas priced $2M-$10M+. Cottage Lake offers equestrian-friendly properties on 1-2+ acres at $900K-$2M+.

Does Woodinville have waterfront homes?

Yes, Cottage Lake offers Woodinville's premier waterfront living on the pristine 140-acre Cottage Lake. Waterfront properties feature private docks, lake access, unobstructed water views, and the Pacific Northwest outdoor lifestyle. Cottage Lake waterfront homes typically range from $1.2M to $2M+ depending on lot size, home features, and waterfront footage.

What is the average home price in Woodinville?

As of November 2025, Woodinville's residential median sale price is approximately $1.5 million. The 98072 ZIP code shows a median price of $1,510,000 and average of $1,755,235. The 98077 ZIP code shows a median of $1,496,500 and average of $1,576,192. Downtown Woodinville condominiums have seen remarkable appreciation, with median condo prices reaching $1,149,995—up 152.7% year-over-year.

What school district serves Woodinville?

Woodinville is primarily served by the Northshore School District, one of Washington State's top-performing public school systems. The district serves approximately 23,000 students across 34 schools and consistently achieves strong test scores, extensive AP and Running Start programs, competitive athletics, and award-winning music and arts offerings.

Is Woodinville a good place to raise a family?

Woodinville is an excellent place to raise a family, combining top-rated Northshore School District schools, safe neighborhoods, abundant parks and recreation, and strong community culture. Families benefit from excellent schools, neighborhood parks, Sammamish River Trail access, youth sports and activities, low crime rates, and a suburban atmosphere that values family priorities.

Why should I work with Freddy Delgadillo to buy a Woodinville home?

I bring 25+ years of Eastside luxury real estate expertise, deep Woodinville community connections (my son attends Woodinville High School), and specialized knowledge of Hollywood Hill estates, Wellington neighborhoods, Cottage Lake waterfront, and equestrian properties. My CLHMS, CRS, and additional designations ensure expert guidance whether buying your first Wellington home or selling your Hollywood Hill estate.

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Bainbridge Island living… the gem of the Pacific Northwest

Welcome to Judah Realty, in partnership with Realogics Sotheby's International Realty, where luxury living meets unparalleled service. Nestled amidst the stunning natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, Bainbridge Island beckons with its serene landscapes, vibrant community, and exquisite homes.

Bainbridge Island, a gem nestled in the pristine landscape of western Washington, exudes a luxurious allure that captivates discerning hearts. Connected to Seattle by ferry, this island paradise boasts enchanting landscapes and world-class amenities. Explore the forested sanctuary of Bloedel Reserve, where manicured gardens and winding trails evoke serenity. Indulge in coastal bliss at Fay Bainbridge Park, with its picturesque beach offering panoramic vistas of the Cascade Mountains and Puget Sound. Immerse yourself in artistic sophistication at the eco-friendly Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, showcasing captivating exhibitions by local luminaries. Experience the epitome of luxury living on Bainbridge Island. Emojipedia+2EmojiTerra+2

🚢 FERRY COMMUTE TO SEATTLE

The 35-minute ferry ride from Bainbridge Island to downtown Seattle offers stunning views of the Olympic Mountains, Puget Sound, and the Seattle skyline. Many residents use their commute time to relax, work remotely with ferry Wi-Fi, or enjoy the onboard café. The Washington State Ferry system operates frequent sailings throughout the day, making island living surprisingly convenient for Seattle professionals.

🚶WALKABLE DOWNTOWN WINSLOW- Bainbridge Island's charming downtown Winslow offers:

- Boutique shops and art galleries

- Award-winning restaurants and wine bars

- Farmers market every Saturday (April-October)

- Waterfront parks and public beaches

- Community events and festivals year-round

- Full-service grocery stores and services

ᨒ↟ 𖠰 OUTDOOR RECREATION - Island residents enjoy:

- 60+ miles of hiking and biking trails

- Multiple public beaches with stunning water views

- Kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing

- Bloedel Reserve (150-acre public garden)

- Grand Forest (240-acre nature preserve)

- Year-round mild climate (average 45-75°F)

🏫 EXCELLENT SCHOOLS - Bainbridge Island School District consistently ranks among Washington's top districts, with:

- High graduation rates (95%+)

- Strong college preparation programs

- Comprehensive arts and athletics

- Small class sizes and community involvement

REAL ESTATE MARKET

Bainbridge Island homes range from $800K waterfront condos to $10M+ waterfront estates. The median home price is approximately $1.2M. Waterfront properties command premium pricing, with deep-water moorage and western exposure being the most sought-after features. The limited inventory and strong demand create a competitive market for well-priced properties.

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WATERFRONT LIVING ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Bainbridge Island's 53 miles of shoreline offer diverse waterfront living opportunities. Each side of the island provides unique characteristics:

WEST SIDE (PUGET SOUND) - Prime sunset views and deep water access. Popular neighborhoods include Battle Point and Manzanita Bay. Properties here enjoy:

- Unobstructed views of the Olympic Mountains

- Deep-water moorage opportunities

- Protection from prevailing winds

- Premium pricing ($2M-$10M+)

EAST SIDE (RICH PASSAGE & EAGLE HARBOR) - Seattle skyline views and ferry watching. Includes Rockaway Beach and Eagle Harbor. Features:

- Views of downtown Seattle and Mount Rainier

- Easier ferry access to downtown Winslow

- Protected harbors for boating

- Range from $1.5M-$8M

NORTH SIDE (AGATE PASSAGE) - More affordable waterfront with easy access to mainland via Agate Pass Bridge. Characteristics:

- Calmer waters ideal for kayaking

- Bridge access without ferry dependence

- Mix of low-bank and high-bank properties

- Entry point $900K-$3M

WATERFRONT REGULATIONS - Important considerations for waterfront buyers:

- Shoreline setback requirements

- Dock and mooring regulations

- Bulkhead and erosion control rules

- Environmental protection standards

As your Bainbridge Island waterfront specialist, I guide clients through these complexities to find the perfect island property.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

Q: How long is the ferry commute from Bainbridge Island to Seattle?

A: The ferry ride from Bainbridge Island to downtown Seattle takes 35 minutes. Ferries run approximately every hour during peak times and every 90 minutes during off-peak. The ferry terminal is located in downtown Winslow, and the Seattle terminal is at Colman Dock on the waterfront.

Q: What is the cost of the Bainbridge Island ferry?

A: As of 2025, the walk-on fare is $9.85 for adults, and vehicle fares range from $20-30 depending on vehicle size (charged only westbound to the island). Monthly commuter passes offer significant savings for regular commuters.

Q: What is the median home price on Bainbridge Island?

A: The median home price on Bainbridge Island is approximately $1.2 million. Prices range from $700K for condos to $10M+ for luxury waterfront estates. Waterfront properties with deep-water moorage command premium pricing.

Q: Are Bainbridge Island schools good?

A: Yes, Bainbridge Island School District consistently ranks among Washington's top districts, with a 95%+ graduation rate, strong college preparation programs, and comprehensive arts and athletics offerings. Small class sizes and high community involvement contribute to excellent educational outcomes.

Q: Can you have a boat on Bainbridge Island?

A: Yes, many Bainbridge Island waterfront properties include private docks with deep-water moorage. The island also has several public marinas and boat launches. Moorage rights and dock permits vary by property and shoreline location, which I can help you navigate during the home buying process.

Q: Is Bainbridge Island expensive?

A: Bainbridge Island is considered an upscale community with home prices above the Seattle area median. However, the island lifestyle, excellent schools, natural beauty, and convenient ferry access to Seattle justify the premium for many buyers seeking a balance of island living and urban accessibility.

Q: What activities are there on Bainbridge Island?

A: Bainbridge Island offers extensive outdoor recreation including 60+ miles of hiking/biking trails, public beaches, kayaking, the Bloedel Reserve gardens, Grand Forest preserve, farmers markets, art galleries, waterfront dining, community theater, and year-round events and festivals.

Q: Do you need a car on Bainbridge Island?

A: While Bainbridge Island is not car-dependent like some islands, having a vehicle is recommended. Downtown Winslow is walkable, but accessing other parts of the island, trailheads, and beaches requires transportation. However, the island is very bikeable with dedicated trails and bike lanes.

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