The Aerie | Kirkland

• Peter Kirk Elementary 
  Every student future-ready.
• Kirkland Junior High
  To create a community-connected environment that promotes each student’s academic and personal success.
• Lake Washington High
  Strong we will never fall.

Shopping

• Downtown Kirkland
  High-end boutiques to vintage finds.
• Kirkland Urban
  Brings together shopping, neighborhood services, dining, events, and exceptional public spaces. 
• Village at Totem Lake
  Newly imagined lifestyle center complete with a village feel, mixed-use, gourmet grocery, high-end residential, and other desirable experiences.
• Bellevue Square Mall
  Home to over 200 shops, the region’s largest dining district with over 50 local-to-global restaurants & nightlife adventures.

Restaurants

• Deru Market
  Modern Café for artisan deli fare.
• Cactus Kirkland
  Festive Southwestern-Mexican kitchen and bar.
• Volterra
  Contemporary Italian dining and drinking.
• Bottle and Bull
  Experience the travels of Ernest Hemingway through your palate, eating and drinking your way through the cities that Hemingway loved to frequent.
• Ristorante Paradiso
  Rustic decor and a lengthy wine list accompany Northern Italian classics in a cozy spot with a patio.
• Feast
  Classic flavors of French cuisine.
• Rimini
  Taste of Italian cuisine in Kirkland’s Historic Downtown.
• Moss Bay Beer Hall
  Gastropub in the heart of Kirkland with Marina Park views and lively atmosphere.
• Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream
  Locally sourced ice cream. Opening next door to Moss Bay Beer Hall soon.

• Waverly Beach Park
  2.76-acre park with a public dock, picnic tables, children’s playground, swimming, fishing, and windsurfing area.
• Crestwoods Park
  26.63-acre park with children’s playground, basketball court, athletic fields, picnic tables, trails, and forested areas.
• Juanita Bay Park
  Bird and nature enthusiasts will delight in the 110-acre urban wildlife habitat area, which comprises five major plant communities, including wet meadows, marshes, open water, and wetlands. Boardwalks, paved walking paths, and a footbridge that links Juanita Bay Park and Juanita Beach Park.
• Juanita Beach Park
  Features a playground, bathhouse with restrooms, sand volleyball courts, ball fields, tennis courts, a walking path, picnic shelters, and a seasonal swimming area. This park includes areas on both sides of Juanita Drive and includes 1,000 feet of Lake Washington shoreline.
• Kiwanis Park
  Located a couple of blocks south of the home. It’s a West of Market neighborhood park. It borders Lake Washington and features a trail, a picnic table, and a small beach.
• Heritage Park
  Historic Heritage Hall and gardens, tennis courts, a play area, interpretive walk, and a large grass field.
• Marina Park
  3.59-acre park with wireless internet access, boat moorage, amphitheater, beach, and fishing area.
• Peter Kirk Park
  12.48-acre park with wireless internet access, children’s playground, skate, basketball, and tennis courts, open lawn areas, pool, teen center, and pathways.
• Cross Kirkland Corridor
  A 5.75-mile corridor through the heart of Kirkland between South Kirkland Park & Ride and Totem Lake Business District. It’s a 10′ crushed gravel trail that runs from the South Kirkland Park & Ride through the Totem Lake Business District. Great for biking, running, and walking.

• Community Events
  Kirkland offers a vibrant calendar of community events year-round, featuring markets, festivals, concerts, and civic gatherings that bring neighbors together and celebrate the city’s unique spirit.