Sell your Wilburton home in the neighborhood Bellevue is rezoning around: mid-century hillside house or condo by the station.

Wilburton was annexed in 1967 and still reads as two places. West of 116th Avenue NE, along Bel-Red Road and the old auto row, is the roughly 300-acre Wilburton Vision area the city rezoned in 2025 into four mixed-use districts, with planning capacity for 14,800 homes and 35,500 jobs, anchored by the Wilburton light-rail station at 800 118th Avenue NE, the Eastrail pedestrian bridge over NE 8th Street, and the Grand Connection crossing over I-405 to City Hall Plaza, funded in May 2026 for a 2030 opening. East and uphill of that, the residential streets: 1960s-and-1970s single-family homes, some with Lake Washington, downtown or Seattle views, and condo communities like Hidden Creek. Wilburton Hill Park's 105 acres, the 53-acre Bellevue Botanical Garden and Kelsey Creek Park's 150 acres sit inside the neighborhood.

Pricing follows that split. A hillside mid-century home is priced against recent detached sales on the same slope, adjusted for view and for how many rebuilds have landed on the block. A condo is priced against its own complex and its neighbors near the station. Homes near the rezoned district carry a second question, whether the land has development value under the new code, and a buyer who has read the Wilburton Vision plan will ask it. RexMont reads the zoning for your parcel, prices the home as a home and as a site where that applies, and markets to the buyer the answer points to.

Schools changed here in 2023. Wilburton Elementary closed in June 2023 and its students were reassigned to Clyde Hill and Enatai elementaries, both feeding Chinook Middle and Bellevue High; streets south of the Lake Hills Connector fall to Woodridge Elementary. Because the boundary now runs through the neighborhood, RexMont confirms your address in the district's school locator and puts the assignment in the listing copy rather than letting a buyer's agent discover it. Freeway adjacency is the other disclosure: I-405 and SR 520 border the neighborhood, and homes closest to them are priced against comparable freeway-side sales.

The commute story writes itself: about five minutes to downtown Bellevue by car, the Wilburton station on the 2 Line with cross-lake service to Seattle since March 2026, and the Eastrail for bikes. RexMont's Wilburton listings lead with the view where there is one, the parks and gardens, and the station, then state the zoning context and the school assignment in plain words. The net-proceeds calculator below runs your number after commission, Washington excise tax and closing costs.