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Somerset Bellevue

Looking for Somerset Bellevue real estate and homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA? Somerset is a neighborhood in Bellevue, Washington with a population of 13,575. Somerset is in King County and is one of the best places to live in Washington. Living in Somerset offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Somerset there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Residents of Somerset tend to lean liberal. The public schools in Somerset are highly rated. Have a look at Homes for sale Somerset Bellevue WA from the most complete Somerset Bellevue Real Estate listings. 

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Somerset Arts & Culture

Somerset's hillside setting is itself part of the neighborhood's character, giving residents a front-row seat to Seafair's Blue Angels flyovers and Fourth of July and New Year's Eve fireworks over Lake Washington and Seattle. Buyers exploring homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA get a quieter, view-driven alternative to downtown Bellevue's arts scene, just minutes away.

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Somerset Outdoor Living

Living in homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA means access to one of Bellevue's most active neighborhood associations and a network of trails connecting to the Coal Creek Natural Area and Cougar Mountain trail system. The broader Somerset area includes distinct pockets like Forest Hill, Eaglesmere, Westwood Highlands, Forest Park, Forest Park Meadow, Forest Glen, and the Woods, each offering slightly different lot sizes and tree cover for outdoor-focused buyers.

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Somerset Shopping & Dining

Buyers searching for homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA benefit from Somerset's location within the city of Bellevue, which has developed into one of the region's premier retail destinations. The Bellevue Collection and downtown Bellevue's boutiques, department stores, and restaurants are just minutes from Somerset's hillside streets, adding upscale everyday convenience without downtown congestion.

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Somerset Schools

Somerset is served by the Bellevue School District and is home to Somerset Elementary, with students continuing on to Tyee Middle School and Newport High School, all consistently ranked among the district's most highly regarded. Families searching for homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA consistently cite this school pathway as one of the top reasons to buy in the neighborhood.

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Somerset Economy

Somerset's proximity to Interstate 90 and Interstate 405 gives residents quick access to employment centers throughout the Eastside and Seattle, supporting steady long-term demand for homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA. The neighborhood's original 22 development divisions, built out from the early 1960s through the late 1970s, established Somerset as one of Bellevue's most stable and sought-after residential communities.

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Somerset Transportation

Somerset's hillside location provides direct on-ramp access to both I-90 and I-405, making it one of the easier Bellevue neighborhoods for commuting to Seattle, Mercer Island, Renton, and the broader Eastside. The City of Bellevue's Transportation Department maintains the surrounding street, sidewalk, and bike path network connecting Somerset to downtown Bellevue and neighboring communities.

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Neighborhood Price Data:

Sub-Neighborhood Typical Price Range Best For
Somerset (core) $1.8M – $2.5M Somerset Elementary boundary, established view homes
Forest Hill $1.7M – $2.3M Family-friendly, larger lots, quieter streets
Eaglesmere $1.6M – $2.2M Established homes, mature landscaping
Westwood Highlands $1.6M – $2.1M More accessible entry point, central Somerset location
Forest Park / Forest Park Meadow $1.7M – $2.3M Larger lots, tree-lined streets, family living
Forest Glen $1.6M – $2.2M Established homes, quiet residential feel
The Woods $1.6M – $2.1M Wooded lots, more secluded feel within Somerset

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For buyers planning to stay several years, most local market data points to yes. Somerset's elite public school pathway (Somerset Elementary, Tyee Middle, Newport High), hillside views, and freeway access continue to support strong long-term values, even as the broader Bellevue market has cooled from the peak years. Well-priced, move-in-ready homes in top school boundaries remain competitive in 2026.
Somerset's median sale price has been running around $2.0 million to $2.1 million through 2026, meaningfully above the citywide Bellevue median, reflecting its larger lots, view premiums, and top-rated school boundary. Prices vary by sub-neighborhood, with more accessible entry points in areas like Westwood Highlands and the Woods.
It depends on lifestyle priorities. The Somerset core and Forest Park offer larger lots and top school-boundary access; Eaglesmere and Forest Glen provide established, mature streets with a quieter feel; and Westwood Highlands and the Woods tend to offer somewhat more accessible entry points into the neighborhood. All sub-areas share access to the same highly regarded Somerset Elementary, Tyee Middle, and Newport High School pathway.
Somerset homes have generally sold quickly given strong demand for the school boundary and views, though 2026 has brought more buyer negotiating room than in prior years as inventory across Bellevue has grown. Well-priced, updated homes in top locations still move fastest, while homes needing work or priced aggressively can sit longer as buyers compare more carefully.
Somerset is served by the Bellevue School District and is home to Somerset Elementary, with students continuing to Tyee Middle School and Newport High School, a pathway consistently ranked among the district's most highly regarded. This school access is one of the single biggest drivers of demand for homes for sale in Somerset Bellevue WA.
Current data generally favors sellers of well-maintained, view-oriented homes within the Somerset Elementary boundary, where demand for top schools continues to support strong pricing. As with the broader Bellevue market, inventory has grown compared to the peak years, so accurate pricing from the start matters more than it used to, especially for homes needing updates.
To comfortably afford a median-priced Somerset home in the $2.0–$2.1 million range with 20% down at current mortgage rates, most lenders and agents estimate a household income in the range of roughly $350,000–$420,000. Somerset draws heavily from dual-income tech and executive households given its price point and school access.
It depends on the comparison. Somerset's median generally runs above Bellevue's citywide average and above value-oriented neighborhoods, but below the most exclusive West Bellevue communities like Clyde Hill, Yarrow Point, and Medina. It sits in a similar range to neighborhoods like Bridle Trails, making it a strong choice for buyers who want top schools and space without the full West Bellevue waterfront price tag.

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