What is the median sale price in Tourist District?

The current median sale price in the Tourist District zip code is $1.4M ($579 per square foot), based on the most recent NWMLS data refreshed May 2026. Typical asking prices in Tourist District run Limited residential, hillside and valley-edge properties $1.0M–$3.0M.

How competitive is the Tourist District real estate market right now?

Median days-on-market in Tourist District is currently 24 days, with 166 active listings tracked in this zip code as of May 2026. Buyers generally have time to evaluate properties without same-day pressure, though best-in-class homes still attract competition.

Which schools serve Tourist District?

Northshore School District; Crystal Springs Elementary, Leota Middle School, Woodinville High School. School attendance areas are reviewed annually by the district — verify your exact address at seattleschools.org/admissions before relying on assignments for a purchase decision.

How do I buy or sell a home in Tourist District?

RexMont's agents represent buyers and sellers across Tourist District and the broader Woodinville market. For buyers, we provide curated active listings, off-market opportunities, and a tailored offer strategy. For sellers, we prepare an agent-reviewed valuation and a custom listing plan. Reach the team via the contact links on this page.

Tourist District real estate.

Tasting rooms, wineries, and the Sammamish River Valley anchor of Woodinville.

Median sale price: $1.4M
Days on market: 24
Active listings: 166

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Woodinville Tourist District tasting-room lifestyle near vineyards and valley greenery

About Tourist District

Woodinville's Tourist District is the valley-floor core of one of Washington State's premier wine destinations — the stretch of the Sammamish River Valley where Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Winery, and over 100 additional tasting rooms, breweries, and distilleries concentrate. The district is a destination, not just a neighborhood, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

Residential properties within and adjacent to the Tourist District are limited — the valley floor is primarily commercial and agricultural, protected by King County's farmland preservation programs. Buyers targeting this area are typically looking at properties on the surrounding hillsides that deliver valley and winery views rather than valley-floor locations.

The Sammamish River Trail runs through the district, connecting cyclists and pedestrians to Redmond, Kirkland, and eventually the Burke-Gilman Trail system. For buyers who want the Woodinville wine-country lifestyle with the closest possible proximity to the winery district, properties on the Tourist District perimeter are the target.

Median Sale Price

$1.4M

$579/sqft · 24 days on market

166 active listings · updated May 2026

Schools

Northshore School District; Crystal Springs Elementary, Leota Middle School, Woodinville High School

Commute

10 min to Kirkland via NE 124th St. 15 min to Redmond. 20 min to I-405 at Bothell. 30 min to Seattle.

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Common questions about Tourist District real estate

What is the median sale price in Tourist District?: The current median sale price in the Tourist District zip code is $1.4M ($579 per square foot), based on the most recent NWMLS data refreshed May 2026. Typical asking prices in Tourist District run Limited residential, hillside and valley-edge properties $1.0M–$3.0M.
How competitive is the Tourist District real estate market right now?: Median days-on-market in Tourist District is currently 24 days, with 166 active listings tracked in this zip code as of May 2026. Buyers generally have time to evaluate properties without same-day pressure, though best-in-class homes still attract competition.
Which schools serve Tourist District?: Northshore School District; Crystal Springs Elementary, Leota Middle School, Woodinville High School. School attendance areas are reviewed annually by the district — verify your exact address at seattleschools.org/admissions before relying on assignments for a purchase decision.
What is the commute like from Tourist District?: 10 min to Kirkland via NE 124th St. 15 min to Redmond. 20 min to I-405 at Bothell. 30 min to Seattle.
How do I buy or sell a home in Tourist District?: RexMont's agents represent buyers and sellers across Tourist District and the broader Woodinville market. For buyers, we provide curated active listings, off-market opportunities, and a tailored offer strategy. For sellers, we prepare an agent-reviewed valuation and a custom listing plan. Reach the team via the contact links on this page.

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