Houghton · Kirkland

Verified Data Updated April 2026

Laurel Park

11200 NE 68th St

1968
Year Built
190
Total Units
2
Stories
$400–$750
HOA Range
Low-Rise
Type
Laurel Park condominiums in Houghton, Kirkland

Policy at a Glance

The four questions every serious buyer asks before scheduling a showing.

Key Amenities

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Outdoor poolClubhouseSport courtBBQ areasShared gathering spacesOn-site managementMature landscaped groundsPrivate balconies

Laurel Park: Key Facts

Building: Laurel Park
Address: 11200 NE 68th St, Kirkland, WA
Neighborhood: Houghton
Year Built: 1968
Total Units: 190
Stories: 2
Type: Low-Rise
HOA Fee Range: $400–$750/mo
Rental Policy: No rental cap
Walk Score: 72
Transit Score: 48
Starting Price: $400K+
Key Amenities: Outdoor pool · Clubhouse · Sport court · BBQ areas · Shared gathering spaces · On-site management · Mature landscaped grounds · Private balconies

Profile by Jeff Reynolds, Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ years, 500+ transactions

Verified Updated April 2026

About Laurel Park

Laurel Park is a 2-story park-like condominium community in Kirkland’s Houghton neighborhood. Built in 1968, the property is structured as 11 low-rise buildings with 190 total residences at 11200 NE 68th St, positioned in a quieter residential setting surrounded by mature landscaping.

The community features an outdoor pool, clubhouse, sport court, BBQ areas, shared gathering spaces, on-site management, and a well-run HOA. Individual residences offer open layouts, large windows, and private balconies that extend the living space outdoors. Laurel Park has no rental cap and no current special assessments, making it one of the more flexible and stable ownership options in Kirkland. The community sits within walking distance of Metropolitan Market, local cafes, and Houghton village services, with quick access to Lake Washington beaches and marinas, the Cross Kirkland Corridor Trail, downtown Kirkland, downtown Bellevue, and I-405.

Laurel Park outdoor pool and clubhouse — blue pool with stainless ladder, brown wood-sided clubhouse building, and mature evergreen perimeter in Houghton, Kirkland
Laurel Park’s outdoor pool and clubhouse — the brown wood-sided clubhouse, stainless ladder, and evergreen perimeter anchor one of the more substantial amenity packages in any Houghton condominium community.

Building Details

At Laurel Park Condos, the lifestyle is rooted in ease, community, and an exceptionally convenient Houghton location. Comprised of 11 low-rise buildings with 190 residences, this established community offers a more relaxed, residential feel surrounded by mature landscaping and everyday accessibility. Just moments from Metropolitan Market, local cafés, and neighborhood services, residents also enjoy close proximity to Lake Washington’s beaches, marinas, and parks, along with the Cross Kirkland Corridor Trail for walking and biking. With downtown Kirkland and Bellevue just minutes away and easy access to I-405, the location strikes a natural balance between neighborhood charm and connectivity.

Laurel Park pool deck and sport court — chaise lounges lining the pool edge with sport court fencing and mature evergreens in the background
Laurel Park’s pool deck and sport court — chaise lounges line the pool edge while the adjacent sport court sits behind the fencing, part of the broader recreational footprint of the 11-building Houghton campus.

Inside, homes at Laurel Park are designed for comfortable, everyday living, often featuring open layouts, large windows, and private balconies that extend the living space outdoors. The community itself enhances the experience with a range of amenities including an outdoor pool, clubhouse, sport court, BBQ areas, and shared gathering spaces that foster a sense of connection among residents. With a well-run HOA, on-site management, no rental cap, and no current special assessments, Laurel Park offers both stability and flexibility, making it an appealing option for homeowners and investors alike.

Jeff Reynolds tracks Laurel Park and the full Houghton and 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 Laurel Park located? +

Laurel Park is located at 11200 NE 68th St in Kirkland’s Houghton neighborhood, WA 98033. The community sits within a short walk of Metropolitan Market, local cafes, and Houghton village services, with quick access to Lake Washington beaches and marinas, the Cross Kirkland Corridor Trail, downtown Kirkland, downtown Bellevue, and I-405.

How many units are in Laurel Park? +

Laurel Park has 190 residences spread across 11 low-rise buildings, each rising 2 stories. It was completed in 1968, making it one of the most established multi-building condominium communities in Kirkland. The 11-building campus-style layout is unusually park-like for an Eastside condominium address.

Does Laurel Park have a rental cap? +

No. Laurel Park has no rental cap, which is one of the most important and increasingly rare positive features for Eastside condominium buyers. No-cap buildings expand the buyer pool on resale to include investor-owners alongside owner-occupants and support stronger long-term price stability.

Does Laurel Park have any current special assessments? +

No. Laurel Park has no current special assessments, which is a meaningful positive signal for a 1968-era building. Always verify this status directly with the HOA and review the most recent reserve study as part of your due diligence, as the presence or absence of special assessments is one of the most important condominium financial health indicators.

What amenities does Laurel Park offer? +

Laurel Park features an outdoor pool, clubhouse, sport court, BBQ areas, and shared gathering spaces, along with on-site management and a well-run HOA. Individual residences offer open layouts, large windows, and private balconies. The 11-building campus is set within mature landscaping that creates a park-like residential environment.

What are HOA fees at Laurel Park? +

HOA fees at Laurel Park range from approximately $400 to $750 per month depending on unit size. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures and reserve fund status. Always request the most recent HOA financials, reserve study, and capital improvement history as part of your due diligence, with particular attention to the building’s 1968 vintage and major system replacement cycles.

Is Laurel Park close to the Cross Kirkland Corridor? +

Yes. Laurel Park offers easy access to the Cross Kirkland Corridor Trail, a rails-to-trails pathway that runs through the heart of Kirkland and connects to the regional trail network. The corridor is one of the Eastside’s most valuable recreational and commuting amenities.

What makes Laurel Park different from other Kirkland condos? +

Laurel Park combines features that are rarely found together in a Kirkland condominium: an 11-building park-like campus with 190 total residences, no rental cap, no current special assessments, a full amenity package including outdoor pool, clubhouse, and sport court, and a Houghton location that blends residential quiet with walkable access to Metropolitan Market, Lake Washington, the Cross Kirkland Corridor, downtown Kirkland, and downtown Bellevue. The combination of park-like setting, flexible ownership rules, and proven stability makes it one of the more approachable options for both homeowners and investors in Kirkland.

Jeff Reynolds, Seattle condo specialist

Jeff Reynolds

Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ Years

Jeff Reynolds has spent 20+ years exclusively focused on Seattle's condo market, closing 500+ transactions and personally profiling 202+ buildings. His building-level expertise, grounded in HOA financials, reserve fund health, construction quality, and resale performance, is the foundation of every recommendation on this site. Have a question about Laurel Park?

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