Balmoral at The Reserve | 8251 154th Ave SE Newcastle
FEATURES
Luxury Golf Course Community
Premier Issaquah Schools
Opulent Primary Suite with Juliet Balcony
Private Yard Backing To Tranquil South-Facing Greenbelt
Direct Access to Cougar Mtn Trails
Details
4 bedrooms
3.75 bathrooms
4620 sq ft.
MLS # 2514074
Overview - Now Available
$2,680,000
Experience the charmed life at Balmoral in the Reserve, Newcastle's ("South Bellevue") luxury community, ideally located adjacent to The Golf Club at Newcastle with golf cart access to two 18-hole championship courses and scenic fine dining just moments away. Backing to a peaceful and serene greenbelt and offering direct access to Cougar Mountain Regional Park with 35+ miles of trails, waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints, this home blends natural serenity with elevated living.
The backyard sanctuary includes elegant landscape lighting, a soothing fire table, and a saltwater swim spa for fitness and rejuvenation. The thoughtfully designed main level features formal dining and sitting rooms, a gourmet kitchen, where casual living and dining spaces flow seamlessly to a private outdoor entertaining patio surrounded by nature's beauty.
The main floor executive office and nearby 3/4 bath is ideal for guests or multi-generational living. An upper-level immersive home theatre experience is accessible by elevator or 1 of 2 stairways. The sumptuous ensuite primary enjoys a fireplace, cozy lounge area, and a Juliet balcony. The additional 3 bedrooms include a "jack & jill" suite paired with a full bathroom.
A whole-home generator adds peace of mind. Located within the highly regarded Issaquah School District and just minutes to Bellevue, Seattle and SEA-TAC International Airport, this exceptional Newcastle luxury home offers the perfect blend of golf course living, privacy, and Eastside convenience.
“Once a coal mining hub for nearly a century, Newcastle has grown into a vibrant suburban community near Lake Washington and Coal Creek. Since its incorporation in 1994, this young King County city has become known for its scenic views, seasonal foliage, and walkable layout. “It’s a wonderful small community,” says Vicki Heck, librarian of Newcastle Library. With active community groups, local events, and a lively town center, it offers both charm and convenience—especially for Seattle-area commuters.
Outdoor lovers will find plenty to enjoy, from fishing and sports at Lake Boren Park to forest strolls along Hazelwood Park’s boardwalk. The city’s dog-friendly trails—maintained by the local nonprofit Newcastle Trails—connect lush green spaces like the Coal Creek Trail. Golfers can tee off at the 350-acre hilltop Newcastle Golf Club, while just 7 miles away, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park offers over 3,000 acres of diverse trails and wildlife.”