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Mapping the Most Affluent Listings in Affluent Clyde Hill

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Slate decided to took a look around the United States at the places with the highest median household income in each state. Mining the Census Bureau tabulates figures, they were able to figure out where the affluent towns are and here in Washington State, the most affluent town in the entire state is Clyde Hill. With a median income of $210,500, the 3,000-person enclave that borders Bellevue, Kirkland, Medina, Yarrow Point and Hunts Point is full of folks with lots a lot of money and the homes to prove it. We decided to check real estate listings to see just how affluent the most affluent homes on the Clyde Hill market would be. It turns out...pretty affluent. Below is a map of the ten priciest homes currently on the market and the cheapest one will still run you $1.8M.


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2025 89th Ave NE ($4.7M)

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Get in now on a to-be-designed home by Baylis Architects, Kathy Blakeney of Pratt & Larson Bellevue & Chris Gayte of Gayteway Custom Homes. With completion schedule for 2015, the 6,500 sq. ft. home will include a theater room, 1,500 bottle wine cellar and stellar views of Lake Washington & The Olympics.

9007 Points Dr NE ($3.7M)

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Another to-be-completed home scheduled for an October finish, this Dutch Colonial design is being built by BDR Fine Homes. Plans call for bedroom suites, main floor "GenSuite", "outdoor living room," prep kitchen and more.

3431 96th Ave NE ($3.55M)

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The most expensive home on the market that's actually completed, this 2007-built 6-BR includes "every amenity that a 5 star hotel has to offer and even more." We're assuming there isn't a concierge living in the basement, but, you never know...

1456 92nd Ave NE ($3.5M)

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This 2007 Contemporary Craftsman checks in with 4-BRs and 4,992 sq. ft. of living space. Plenty of open space to make your own, though we suppose we'd personally want a little more backyard for that kind of money...

9232 NE 31st St. ($3.44M)

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This brand-new 6K sq. ft. Crossmark Homes design is looking for a buyer to complete it with their own finishing touches. Deep wood finishes throughout, there's also a water feature out back that brings a little nature back into the 30K sq. ft. lot. Mountain and city views to boot.

9022 NE 28th St. ($3.1M)

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Completed earlier this year, this new home is framed with intricate landscaping, a gated driveway & the architectural design of the Lochwood-Lozier builders. Five en-suite bedrooms and a three-car garage ensure everyone has room here.

9085 NE 26th St ($2.79M)

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The 1989-built 6-BR offers formal and casual entertaining spaces, plenty of bedrooms and baths plus a study with wet bar, wine storage and so much more. Recently designed and renovated state of the art gourmet kitchen, laundry room and baths.

2502 86th Ave NE ($2.19M)

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Built in 1977 by Flemming Sorensen remains a architectural delight. Features new hardwood floors, Bathroom remodels and custom cabinetry. Outside you'll find a pond and plenty of greenery. Includes a guest retreat and 4-car garage.

8818 NE 19th St. ($1.88M)

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If the broker babble is to be believed, they're asking $1.88M because the address is 8818. Or something like that. A midcentury modern feel in the house but the almost half-acre lot means there's a ton of potential inside and out.

9335 NE 30th St. ($1.8M)

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Over 4,000 sq. ft. at the water’s edge of Aqua Vista Lake. Features include an en suite master bedroom on the main floor, cherry-lined library and granite/stainless kitchen. Home bar and furnished lower level game room offer a lot of potential for fun.

2025 89th Ave NE ($4.7M)

Get in now on a to-be-designed home by Baylis Architects, Kathy Blakeney of Pratt & Larson Bellevue & Chris Gayte of Gayteway Custom Homes. With completion schedule for 2015, the 6,500 sq. ft. home will include a theater room, 1,500 bottle wine cellar and stellar views of Lake Washington & The Olympics.

9007 Points Dr NE ($3.7M)

Another to-be-completed home scheduled for an October finish, this Dutch Colonial design is being built by BDR Fine Homes. Plans call for bedroom suites, main floor "GenSuite", "outdoor living room," prep kitchen and more.

3431 96th Ave NE ($3.55M)

The most expensive home on the market that's actually completed, this 2007-built 6-BR includes "every amenity that a 5 star hotel has to offer and even more." We're assuming there isn't a concierge living in the basement, but, you never know...

1456 92nd Ave NE ($3.5M)

This 2007 Contemporary Craftsman checks in with 4-BRs and 4,992 sq. ft. of living space. Plenty of open space to make your own, though we suppose we'd personally want a little more backyard for that kind of money...

9232 NE 31st St. ($3.44M)

This brand-new 6K sq. ft. Crossmark Homes design is looking for a buyer to complete it with their own finishing touches. Deep wood finishes throughout, there's also a water feature out back that brings a little nature back into the 30K sq. ft. lot. Mountain and city views to boot.

9022 NE 28th St. ($3.1M)

Completed earlier this year, this new home is framed with intricate landscaping, a gated driveway & the architectural design of the Lochwood-Lozier builders. Five en-suite bedrooms and a three-car garage ensure everyone has room here.

9085 NE 26th St ($2.79M)

The 1989-built 6-BR offers formal and casual entertaining spaces, plenty of bedrooms and baths plus a study with wet bar, wine storage and so much more. Recently designed and renovated state of the art gourmet kitchen, laundry room and baths.

2502 86th Ave NE ($2.19M)

Built in 1977 by Flemming Sorensen remains a architectural delight. Features new hardwood floors, Bathroom remodels and custom cabinetry. Outside you'll find a pond and plenty of greenery. Includes a guest retreat and 4-car garage.

8818 NE 19th St. ($1.88M)

If the broker babble is to be believed, they're asking $1.88M because the address is 8818. Or something like that. A midcentury modern feel in the house but the almost half-acre lot means there's a ton of potential inside and out.

9335 NE 30th St. ($1.8M)

Over 4,000 sq. ft. at the water’s edge of Aqua Vista Lake. Features include an en suite master bedroom on the main floor, cherry-lined library and granite/stainless kitchen. Home bar and furnished lower level game room offer a lot of potential for fun.