Somerset Homes for Sale

Somerset sits on the hillside in Bellevue, and what it is built around is nature: a preserve and park land at its edge shape how the streets and lots sit. The homes for sale here are one kind of purchase rather than a menu of them, so the work is less about picking a category and more about reading individual houses closely: their age, their systems, their siting on the slope. Homes Northwest works this area regularly and knows how those differences show up from one listing to the next. If you are weighing Somerset, expect to compare houses against each other rather than choosing between property types.

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Somerset at a Glance

Typical sold price

$1,887,000 (median of 69 sales, past 12 months)

Typical home

2,840 sq ft (n=69) · 4 bed / 3 bath (medians, n=69)

Typical days to sell

6 days (median of 69 closed home sales, past 12 months)

Months of supply

2.8 (seller's market)

Sold-to-list

100% of asking (median per home sale, n=69)

Data current as of

August 2026

Pool homes in Somerset

A pool of your own changes how the house gets used. The water is there at whatever hour suits you, with nothing to book, no schedule to work around and nobody else in it, which is a different thing entirely from having a pool somewhere nearby. Homes here with a pool have a median sale of $1,950,000 across 44 sales, so that is the number to hold in your head while you set a budget for this kind of house. They typically date to 1973. From listing to sale these have run about 6 days, useful mainly for planning when you can realistically get out to see one. What a pool asks in return is practical: pump, heater, surface and the cost of keeping the water right. Ask the seller what equipment is on the property and when each piece was last replaced.

What owning a home here asks of you

The typical home in Somerset was built in 1978, and at that age showing well and being up to date are two different things. Ask for dates on the roof, the air handler and the windows rather than judging by how a house presents. Establish early whether a listing is governed by an association with dues, rules and documents, or whether it sits outside any subdivision with nothing of the sort, because that changes what you sign and what comes due each year. Four bedrooms is the most common layout sold, at a median of $1,850,000, which is a fair place to put yourself if that is the size you need. Eastgate Park lies just outside Somerset, worth knowing when you are deciding how far down the hill to look.

What to verify before you commit

• View obstruction from tree growth or future construction.
• Check which fire district serves the property and get a homeowners quote early, since availability varies by location.
• Homeowners association dues, rules, or lack thereof.
• School boundary assignment for desirable district.
• Permit history for additions, decks, or remodels.

Buying in Somerset with Homes Northwest

We work Somerset closely enough to walk into a house built in the seventies and know which questions to put to the listing agent before you write anything. That is most of what an agent is for here: slowing down at the right moment, getting the answers in hand, and making sure the house you like is the house you are actually buying. Some buyers here are weighing a pool home against a house without one, and that is a real decision with real consequences for how you use the place. Take it at your own pace and land on a home that suits how you actually live.