Creekside is located at 220 Newport Way SW, Issaquah, WA 98027, in King County. The 63-unit community sits on the southwest edge of downtown Issaquah near the junction of Newport Way SW and W Sunset Way, at the base of Squak Mountain. Gibson Park and Cornick Park are about a block away, and I-90 is roughly a mile north for trips toward Bellevue and Seattle.

Creekside offers an outdoor swimming pool, a resident clubhouse, a fitness center, and outdoor BBQ grills for residents to enjoy. Some apartment homes at this Issaquah community include a washer and dryer, and an on-site laundry facility serves the rest. Each home also has storage space on its back porch, and assigned parking is available for $25 per month.

Yes, assigned parking at Creekside is available for $25 per month. An assigned space gives residents of this Issaquah community a dedicated spot, and the leasing office can share current availability.

Some apartment homes at Creekside include a washer and dryer, while most residents use the on-site laundry facility. Prospective residents of this Issaquah community can ask the leasing office which apartment homes include in-home laundry.

Creekside offers storage space located on the back porch of each apartment home. This built-in storage gives residents of the Issaquah community a place for items such as outdoor gear and seasonal belongings.

Smart home features are not currently available at Creekside. The Issaquah community instead centers on shared amenities such as its outdoor swimming pool, resident clubhouse, and fitness center.

Creekside sits where downtown Issaquah meets the Squak Mountain foothills, with homes along Mountain Park Boulevard climbing the hillside just to the west. Olde Town Issaquah, with Front Street shopping and restaurants and the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, is a few blocks east. To the north, the Gilman district lines NW Gilman Boulevard, and the Talus and Issaquah Highlands neighborhoods are each a short drive from Creekside.

Creekside offers convenient access to Front Street shopping and dining along with the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, a beloved local landmark where salmon return up Issaquah Creek each fall. Residents of this Issaquah community also have Gibson Park and Cornick Park about a block away and Squak Mountain's trail network just uphill. With I-90 roughly a mile north, Creekside pairs a small-town downtown setting with direct highway access to Bellevue, Seattle, and Snoqualmie Pass.

Residents enjoy Front Street shopping and dining, along with visits to the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, both a few minutes' walk from Creekside in Issaquah. Gibson Park is about a block away, Village Theatre stages musicals on Front Street, and Gilman Village's shops and cafes are under a mile north. For outdoor recreation, Squak Mountain State Park, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park, and Tiger Mountain State Forest, home to the Poo Poo Point hike, are a short drive, and Lake Sammamish State Park offers beaches and picnic areas about 2 miles north.

Nearby schools include Issaquah Middle School, about a quarter mile from Creekside, and Clark Elementary School, Issaquah Valley Elementary School, and Issaquah High School, each within about a mile in Issaquah. All four are part of the Issaquah School District. School boundaries can change, so residents should confirm assignments with the Issaquah School District.

Yes, Costco is a major employer in the area, and its corporate headquarters is about 2 miles north of Creekside in Issaquah. Swedish Issaquah, the hospital campus in the Issaquah Highlands, and the Issaquah School District are also large employers nearby. Offices in Eastgate, Factoria, and downtown Bellevue are roughly a 15- to 25-minute drive west on I-90, depending on traffic.

Creekside residents can reach the Issaquah Transit Center, about 1.5 miles north, where King County Metro Route 203 runs every 30 minutes to Factoria and South Bellevue Station on the Link 2 Line. Sound Transit's ST Express 556 serves the transit center and local stops in Issaquah including on Sunset Way, with buses about every 15 minutes to Eastgate and downtown Bellevue. Metro Flex provides on-demand rides within Issaquah for a regular bus fare, and the Issaquah Highlands Park & Ride, about 3 miles away, is served by Metro routes 215, 218, and 269 to Mercer Island Station.

Yes, Creekside is about a mile from the shopping centers along NW Gilman Boulevard in Issaquah, including Issaquah Commons with Target, Trader Joe's, and REI. A Safeway is at 735 NW Gilman Blvd, and QFC anchors the Meadows Shopping Center nearby. Gilman Village's independent shops and the boutiques of Olde Town's Front Street are even closer to Creekside.

Creekside does not currently feature specific eco-friendly or energy-efficient upgrades. Its downtown Issaquah location does put parks, Front Street shops, and local bus stops within walking distance of the community.

Creekside does not currently offer a mail room or parcel locker system. Deliveries for residents of this Issaquah community go directly to each apartment home's door.

Packages at Creekside are delivered directly to residents' doors. Since the Issaquah community has no mail room or parcel lockers, residents may want to use delivery tracking and retrieve packages promptly.