Kirkland, Washington

Homes for Rent in Kirkland

From homes near Kirkland’s waterfront and walkable downtown to quieter residential neighborhoods throughout the city, Kirkland offers a variety of places to call home. Our rental portfolio includes single-family homes, townhomes, and other properties, all professionally managed by our local Bellevue office team.

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Current Kirkland Rental Listings

Explore our current Kirkland rental listings below to find available houses, townhomes, and other homes that fit your needs. Listings are updated as properties become available, so check back regularly for new rental opportunities.

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13905 121st Avenue NE, Kirkland, WA 98034 MAP

Beds 4 Bed Baths 2 Baths Area 1,670 Sq. Ft. Pets Allowed

$4,500 /mo

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(425) 460-1192

4Bd/2Ba Kirkland Home

We do not accept Zillow applications. Apply on our website: lgapm

Available Now! Beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in desirable Kirkland! This move-in-ready residence blends modern finishes with comfortable living spaces and exceptional community amenities. The thoughtfully updated interior features new appliances, stylish quartz countertops, and a welcoming living room with a fireplace—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Step outside to enjoy the newly added backyard patio, ideal for outdoor dining and gatherings. A spacious 3-car garage provides ample parking and storage. Residents also enjoy access to community tennis courts and a swimming pool. With its extensive renovations, generous garage space, private outdoor area, and fantastic amenities, this home offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and convenience in Kirkland. 1 dog or cat under 25lbs subject to restrictions with an additional $50 per pet per month.

Terms: 1st month’s rent, security deposit (= to one month’s rent), Minimum 12-month lease, Renters Insurance required prior to move in. Non-smoking. $50 application fee paid by each 18+ y/o applicant. We do not accept portable screening reports. Property Manager: Josh Randall. If you are a Licensed Agent, please consult the MLS for showing instructions and then contact the listing agent if you have further questions. All information deemed reliable, tenant to verify. Due to the safety of our Brokers and the ability to fully see the property, it is our company policy that we do not show after dark. Thank you for your understanding. Additional information on our Tenancy Screening Criteria can be found by going to https://lgapm.com/tenant-criteria/. We do not advertise our rentals on Facebook Marketplace. All applications and screenings will be processed through AppFolio. If you have any doubts, please call our office to verify before making payment.

Rental Terms

Rent: $4,500
Application Fee: $50
Security Deposit: $4,500
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Pet Policy

Cats allowed
Small dogs allowed

Amenities

Dining Room
Kitchen W/ Eating Space
Living Room
1 Fireplace (Gas)
Energy Source: Gas
Garage-Attached
Patio
Yard
Stainless Appliances
Utility Room
Granite Counters
Water Heater-Tank(Gas)
Heating Type: Furnace

Utilities Included

HOA Dues

Appliances

Dishwasher
Garbage Disposal
Microwave
Range/Oven
Refrigerator
Washer/Dryer

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Lori Gill & Associates Property Management
(425) 460-1192

Life on the Eastside

Living in Kirkland

Kirkland sits along the eastern shore of Lake Washington, combining a walkable downtown waterfront with established residential neighborhoods, parks, restaurants, shops, and plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors. The city offers a balance between an active downtown and quieter residential areas, with Lake Washington playing a big role in everyday life. Renters can choose from homes close to the waterfront and downtown activity or neighborhoods with a more residential feel farther from the city center. Here is what to know about getting around, Kirkland’s neighborhoods, schools, recreation, and everyday life before choosing a home.

Transit & Commuting

Getting Around

I-405 runs along Kirkland’s eastern side, connecting the city with Bellevue, Bothell, Woodinville, and communities throughout the Eastside, while SR 520 provides a direct route across Lake Washington into Seattle. Public transit and local bus routes offer additional ways to travel throughout the region.

Within Kirkland, the Cross Kirkland Corridor provides a multi-use trail for walking and biking between several neighborhoods. The city’s waterfront location also makes boating a popular part of life, with public marinas, boat launches, and waterfront parks providing access to Lake Washington for boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and other activities.

Where to Look

Kirkland Neighborhoods

Kirkland is made up of a number of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character.

Moss Bay

Moss Bay is downtown Kirkland, the city’s walkable core, with waterfront parks, shops, and restaurants within easy reach.

Norkirk

Norkirk sits just north of downtown, a residential neighborhood along Lake Washington with its own parks and a quieter pace than the downtown waterfront.

Juanita

Juanita sits on the northeastern edge of the city, a lakeside neighborhood roughly three miles north of downtown with its own beach park and business district.

Rose Hill and Finn Hill

North and South Rose Hill run along I-405, while Finn Hill sits in Kirkland’s northwest corner. Both offer more residential settings, with parks and wooded trails a short drive from downtown.

For Families

Schools

Kirkland is served primarily by the Lake Washington School District, which operates elementary, middle, and high schools throughout Kirkland and neighboring communities.

The city is also home to private and alternative education options for families looking beyond the public school system. Because school assignments are based on a property’s specific address and attendance boundaries can change, renters with school-age children should confirm current assignments directly with the district before choosing a home.

Before You Search

What Renters Should Know

Seasonal events are a big part of downtown life. The Kirkland Downtown Association and the City of Kirkland host community events throughout the year, from the seasonal farmers market to summer celebrations, festivals, holiday activities, and other gatherings around Marina Park and the downtown waterfront. Renters near downtown can expect the area to be especially active during the warmer months.
Major transportation projects are reshaping parts of the city. Construction along I-405 and around the NE 85th Street interchange is designed to improve regional transit and connections into downtown Kirkland. Renters considering homes near these areas should be aware of ongoing construction and changing traffic patterns.
Outdoor recreation is woven into Kirkland’s neighborhoods. Beyond the downtown waterfront, renters have access to an extensive network of neighborhood parks, beaches, trails, and green spaces, including Juanita Beach Park, O.O. Denny Park, and the Cross Kirkland Corridor.
Kirkland changes noticeably with the seasons. Summer brings more activity to the waterfront, beaches, and downtown, while fall and winter tend to have a quieter neighborhood feel. If access to Lake Washington, parks, or downtown events is important to you, consider how a home’s location fits the activities you plan to enjoy throughout the year.

Applications

Ready to Apply?

Found a Kirkland home that looks like the right fit? You can begin the application process directly from the property’s listing. Before applying, take a moment to review our Tenancy Criteria, which outlines applicant qualifications, required information, and the standards used during screening.

Applications are completed online through AppFolio and reviewed using consistent criteria, including credit history, employment verification, rental history, and background checks.

Browse the available rental listings above

Review our Tenancy Criteria

Submit your application through your selected property’s listing

Have questions before submitting an application? Our local team is available to help with questions about a property, availability, or the rental process.

Managed Locally Since 2001

Why Rent with Lori Gill & Associates?

Lori Gill & Associates has professionally managed rental homes throughout the Puget Sound region since 2001. With more than 25 years of property management experience, we bring firsthand knowledge of the Eastside rental market. Kirkland properties are managed locally through our Bellevue office.

Seattle Times Best in the PNW People’s Choice winner in 2023, 2024, and 2025
Long-tenured local team, not a national franchise
Local property management team with deep knowledge of the greater Seattle area
Convenient Resident Portal for online rent payments, maintenance requests, and account management

Local Favorites

Things to Do in Kirkland

From waterfront parks and beaches to local shopping, dining, and arts, Kirkland has plenty to explore close to home. A few local favorites are a good place to start, whether you’re new to the city or getting to know a different part of Kirkland.

Marina Park

Located directly on the downtown waterfront, Marina Park is one of Kirkland’s most recognizable gathering places. The park includes a sandy beach, public dock, boat launch, open lawn, and pavilion overlooking Lake Washington. Its location also puts you within walking distance of downtown restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, and seasonal community events.

Doris Cooper Houghton Beach Park

Set along Lake Washington between downtown Kirkland and Carillon Point, Houghton Beach Park is a popular spot for spending time by the water. The park offers a seasonal swimming area, playground, picnic areas, and waterfront views, with connections to nearby walking and biking routes.

Peter Kirk Park

Just a few blocks from the waterfront, Peter Kirk Park provides a larger community recreation space in the middle of downtown Kirkland. Amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, pickleball and tennis courts, a playground, open lawn areas, and easy access to the surrounding downtown neighborhood.

Kirkland Urban

Kirkland Urban is a mixed-use shopping, dining, and entertainment district just east of downtown. The development brings together restaurants, shops, fitness options, services, and a grocery store in a walkable setting, making it a convenient destination for both everyday errands and meeting up for a meal.

Kirkland Arts Center

Kirkland Arts Center is a nonprofit community arts organization located in the historic Peter Kirk Building near downtown. It offers art classes and workshops for a range of experience levels, along with exhibitions, events, and opportunities to connect with Kirkland’s local arts community.

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Nearby Kirkland Rentals

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Common Questions

Kirkland Rental FAQs

How do I apply for a rental home in Kirkland?

Start by browsing the current Kirkland rental listings above to find a home that fits your needs. Once you find a property you are interested in, review our Tenancy Criteria for information about applicant requirements before submitting your application online. All applications are processed securely through our AppFolio system.

What does the screening process involve?

We evaluate every applicant based on factors including credit history, employment verification, rental history, and background checks. Our screening standards are applied consistently across applicants and properties. We recommend reviewing our Tenancy Criteria before applying so you understand the requirements, documentation, and other information that may be part of the process.

What types of homes are available in Kirkland?

Our Kirkland rental portfolio consists primarily of single-family houses and townhomes, along with other property types as availability allows. Homes vary in size, location, features, and monthly rent, with options across several Kirkland neighborhoods. Inventory changes regularly, so the listings feed above is the best place to see what is currently available.

What neighborhoods are in Kirkland?

Kirkland includes a variety of neighborhoods, each offering a slightly different residential setting. Moss Bay puts residents close to downtown Kirkland and the waterfront, while Norkirk offers a quieter setting nearby. Juanita provides access to the lake and Juanita Beach Park, while Rose Hill and Finn Hill offer more residential surroundings with convenient access to the rest of Kirkland and the Eastside.

What schools serve Kirkland?

Kirkland is served primarily by the Lake Washington School District, with schools located throughout the city and surrounding communities. School assignments depend on the address of the rental property, and attendance boundaries can change over time. Renters should confirm current school assignments and boundaries directly with the district when considering a specific home.

Who manages the homes once I move in?

Our Bellevue office team provides ongoing management for our Kirkland rental properties. Residents have access to our online Resident Portal for convenient rent payments and maintenance requests, along with a local team that is easy to reach when questions or property needs come up.

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Find Your Next Home in Kirkland

Ready to make Kirkland home? Explore our current rental listings to find available homes throughout the city, or connect with the Lori Gill & Associates Bellevue team for help with a specific property, availability, or the application process.