Pikes Peak

Pikes Peak is a small, heavily wooded enclave within Bellevue's Bridle Trails area — a pocket of large-lot single-family homes and newer townhomes tucked between Bridle Trails State Park and the commercial corridor along 132nd Ave NE. The neighborhood is defined by mature evergreen canopy, quiet cul-de-sacs, and proximity to 489 acres of equestrian and hiking trails. Housing is overwhelmingly owner-occupied with very low turnover — typically fewer than 5 sales per quarter. The median price swings dramatically quarter to quarter due to tiny sample sizes, but the SFH segment consistently trades in the $2M–$3M range while townhomes (including the Boulders at Pikes Peak complex) trade around $1M–$1.1M.

Pikes Peak is car-dependent (Walk Score 39). The neighborhood's appeal is not walkability — it is the immediate adjacency to Bridle Trails State Park (489 acres, 28 miles of trails) and the quiet, wooded character of the streets. The Bridle Trails Shopping Center at 132nd Ave NE and NE 70th Street provides daily essentials — Grocery Outlet, Ace Hardware, Pagliacci Pizza, Starbucks — within a short drive. Downtown Bellevue is 10 minutes south. The neighborhood has no direct light rail access, though the East Link BelRed/130th Station is about a 10-minute drive.

Move-up families who want top-rated schools (Cherry Crest Elementary 9/10, Bellevue HS 10/10) and large lots in a wooded, private setting Tech executives at Microsoft, Amazon, or Google who want a nature-adjacent home within 10–12 min of the office Equestrians or outdoor enthusiasts who value direct access to 489 acres of forested trails at Bridle Trails State Park