Discover the enchanting neighborhood of Finn Hill in Kirkland, where breathtaking views of Lake Washington and serene surroundings set the stage for an extraordinary living experience. Comprising charming communities like Champagne Point, Holmes Point, and Goat Hill, Finn Hill epitomizes the essence of tranquility and natural beauty.

For generations, Finn Hill has been a cherished part of Kirkland, featuring some of the city's most beloved parks. With St. Edward's State Park to the North, Big Finn Hill Park and Lake Washington to the West and South, Finn Hill offers a perfect blend of nature and convenience, with miles of hiking and biking trails. The central location also offers access to I-405 and 522, making it an easy commute to both Seattle and the Eastside. It's no wonder why residents consider it one of the premier destinations for those who appreciate the outdoors while still desiring access to urban amenities and attractions.

The rich history of Finn Hill dates back to a time when the land was covered in lush forest of Douglas fir, western hemlock, and western red cedar forests. Prior to European settlement, it was home to the Duwamish tribe, with a settlement known as TUHB-tuh-byook’w located nearby. As European settlers arrived, Finn Hill became predominantly inhabited by Finnish families starting in 1896. Finnish language and traditions flourished, including communal bathhouses and community halls for social gatherings, added a unique cultural flavor to the area's heritage.

Today, Finn Hill continues to captivate residents with its natural splendor and diverse communities. Whether you're exploring the shores of Lake Washington or enjoying the lush greenery of its parks, Finn Hill offers an idyllic setting for those seeking a harmonious blend of history, nature, and community.