Boulevard

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About Boulevard

Boulevard is a Low-Rise condominium in downtown Kirkland. Built in 2006, the building houses 119 residences across 3 stories at 375 Kirkland Ave, steps from Peter Kirk Park, PCC Community Markets, and Kirkland Urban.

The building has steel and concrete construction, secure underground parking, a clubroom, on-site management, pet-friendly policies, and no rental cap.

Building Details

At Boulevard, the appeal is immediate and enduring. This thoughtfully designed 3-story, 119-unit community captures the essence of walkable downtown Kirkland living. Just steps from Peter Kirk Park, PCC Community Markets, Kirkland Urban, and a vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and waterfront access, the location offers a seamless rhythm to daily life. Whether it is a morning coffee run, an afternoon by the lake, or an easy commute to nearby employers like Google, everything feels close, intuitive, and connected.

Inside, homes at Boulevard are designed for both comfort and versatility, often featuring open-concept layouts that flow effortlessly from kitchen to dining to living spaces. Crisp, updated kitchens with white cabinetry and stainless appliances pair with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and gas fireplaces to create a warm, polished feel. Many residences offer private balconies overlooking a beautifully maintained courtyard, along with flexible built-in workspaces that suit today’s lifestyles.

Spacious primary suites, generous secondary bedrooms, in-unit laundry, and abundant storage enhance livability. Secure underground parking, on-site management, a clubroom, and pet-friendly policies round out the experience. With low HOA dues, no rental cap, and the added benefit of steel and concrete construction, Boulevard stands out as a rare blend of quality, flexibility, and long-term value in the Kirkland market.

Jeff Reynolds tracks Boulevard and the full Kirkland condo market as part of the Seattle Condo Authority Network. Contact Jeff for a buyer consultation, a current market analysis, or access to off-market opportunities in the building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Boulevard located? +

Boulevard is located at 375 Kirkland Ave in downtown Kirkland, WA 98033. The building sits in the heart of Kirkland’s walkable core, steps from Peter Kirk Park, PCC Community Markets, Kirkland Urban, and the Lake Washington waterfront. Nearby employers include Google’s Kirkland campus.

How many units are in Boulevard? +

Boulevard has 119 residences across 3 stories in a single building. It was built in 2006.

What is the construction type at Boulevard? +

Boulevard features steel and concrete construction, which typically provides superior sound insulation, fire resistance, and long-term durability compared to the wood-frame construction common in low-rise condos of similar size. This is a meaningful differentiator in the Kirkland market.

Does Boulevard allow rentals? +

Boulevard has no rental cap, meaning owners can rent their units without being waitlisted or restricted by building policy. This is increasingly rare in the Eastside condo market and is a significant advantage for investors or owners who may want future flexibility. Always verify current rental policy directly with the HOA before making an offer.

Is Boulevard pet-friendly? +

Yes, Boulevard allows pets. Pet policies are subject to change by HOA vote, so always verify current breed restrictions, weight limits, and number-of-pet rules directly with the HOA before making an offer.

What amenities does Boulevard offer? +

Boulevard features secure underground parking, a clubroom, an interior courtyard, on-site management, elevator access, and in-unit laundry. Individual residences offer gas fireplaces, hardwood floors, private balconies, open-concept layouts with white cabinetry and stainless appliances, and generous primary suites.

What makes Boulevard different from other Kirkland condos? +

Boulevard combines three features that are rarely found together in Kirkland: steel and concrete construction for durability, no rental cap for owner flexibility, and a prime downtown Kirkland location with walkable access to Peter Kirk Park, Kirkland Urban, and the waterfront. The combination of low HOA dues and quality construction makes it a compelling option for both primary residents and investors.