Each neighborhood at Easton Park has its own personality, with a unique combination of home types, parks, builders, and amenities.
Courtyard Homes
Single Family
Sure it has twin swirl slides and a rock climbing structure made of dodecahedrons, but as our second largest park, Prospect Park’s best feature is acres and acres (literally!) of green space!
Single Family
Named to honor the original Pilot’s Knob settlement, Pilot Park has playful features and sculptures that capture the essence of wind and pay homage to aviation.
Urban Homes
Union Park puts you in the heart of the community, close to The Union, Easton Bark, trails, and retail.
Urban Homes
Nestled in the heart of Easton Park just off of William Cannon, Union Village is now selling!
Courtyard Homes
Single Family
Named for the largest park in Seattle, Discovery Park will be home to trails, natural areas, and recreational park space.
Courtyard Homes
Single Family
Named for the family that owned much of this original land, Kieke Park is located in the south area of Easton Park along the east side of Apogee Road.
Single Family
Townhomes
Courtyard Homes
Single Family
Named for the popular Denver park, the Skyline Park neighborhood boasts a 21-acre park and the highest point in the community.
Single Family
Tucked along the north side of William Cannon, Knob Hill is known for its great community spirit and hilltop park with the Easton Park Trolley.
Single Family
This is where it all began, with our first Easton Park residents moving into Bryant Park back in 2017! The lush signature park is known for its huge lawn and oversized pavillion.
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