Hunts Point Homes for Sale

Hunts Point is a small waterfront point on Lake Washington, and owning here means owning the ground and everything on it: the roof, the drainage, the trees, the shoreline structures if your lot reaches the water. There is no fee that quietly handles any of it, and no shared exterior to fall back on, so the schedule and the cost of upkeep are yours to plan. That is the trade for the privacy and the land. Homes for sale here are few enough that each one is its own decision rather than a version of the last, which is why Homes Northwest works this pocket closely and why patience tends to matter more than speed.

Hunts Point at a Glance

Months of supply

12.6 (buyer's market)

Data current as of

August 2026

What to pin down before you make an offer

• Bulkhead or shoreline retaining wall condition and ownership.
• Lake frontage and lot bank condition.
• Check which fire district serves the property and get a homeowners quote early, since availability varies by location.
• Shoreline development and dock permitting restrictions.
• Flood zone or lake level risk designation.

Buying here with Homes Northwest

Homes Northwest has spent years in this part of the Eastside, and the useful part of that is simple: we have stood in these houses, seen how they are built, and know which questions to put to a seller before you are emotionally committed. When something comes up, you get a straight read on what it would actually take to own, not a summary of the listing sheet. Buying on a point like this is a slow, deliberate decision, and it should be. Take the time you need, weigh what the land and the upkeep really ask of you, and settle on a home you will be glad you chose.