Grass Lawn homes for sale

The Grass Lawn market

Grass Lawn homes for sale and what sold, last 12 months

Grass Lawn is one of the communities the Northwest Multiple Listing Service maps in Redmond (ZIP 98052), and every figure on this page covers the homes NWMLS files under it. In the twelve months to October 2026, 46 homes closed at a median price of $1,694,000, $729 per square foot. Eight sales in ten landed between $1,150,000 and $3,525,000. The median home spent 10 days on market (cumulative, across relists) and sold for 100% of its final list price, at its final asking price.

Those sales were 42 single-family houses (median $1,707,500), 3 townhomes ($525,000) and 1 condo ($749,000). The median home sold had 4 bedrooms and 2,470 square feet and was built in 1979. 4 sales came in under $1 million and 12 sales at $2 million or more.

Right now 8 homes are for sale in Grass Lawn, asking $308,000 to $2,998,000, and 3 more are pending. The map below holds every one, read from NWMLS and refreshed every 30 minutes. The alert on this page watches Grass Lawn for new listings, and the value form beside it prices a home you own here against these same sales, prepared by a broker rather than an automated estimate.

About Grass Lawn

Grass Lawn is Redmond's most direct Microsoft-adjacent residential neighborhood — a community where the walk to the main Microsoft campus gates is genuinely walkable and the park that anchors the neighborhood hosts a summer outdoor concert series that draws the entire tech-employee community. Grass Lawn Park's baseball diamonds, sports fields, and open meadows give the neighborhood a genuine community hub that most Eastside suburbs lack.

The housing stock is predominantly 1970s and 1980s single-family homes on modest lots, with strong renovation activity throughout. Most properties have been updated — buyers here are typically tech employees and families who prioritize Microsoft commute proximity above all other factors. The neighborhood's distance from major retail requires a car, but the tradeoff is one of the shortest commutes to the region's dominant employer.

East Link light rail's Overlake stop is a short drive or bike ride, giving Grass Lawn residents a car-free Seattle commute option on top of the walkable Microsoft access. Buyers who need to commute to both campuses — Redmond main campus and any Bellevue-based offices — find Grass Lawn one of the best-positioned residential options on the Eastside.