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Panorama, a New Home Community in Issaquah, Is the Peak of Pacific Northwest Luxury

The first of 63 new homes in Talus are coming soon

By Panorama Issaquah January 24, 2020

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The Talus community in Issaquah has always been one of those perfect junctions between urban and rural, where the city of Seattle is only a short drive away, Cougar Mountain towers right in its backyard, and Issaquah’s historic downtown lies just down the hill. As one of the most desirable locations on the Eastside, Talus is expanding with its final development – and they’ve saved the best for last. The long-anticipated Panorama community will list its first spectacular new homes by the end of January.

Panorama sits at the highest point in Talus, shaped onto the elevated perch of Cougar Mountain. The majestic views of the Cascade Mountain Range are unmatched by any new construction anywhere in King County, giving residents a new perspective on the bountiful beauty of the Pacific Northwest that still exists so close to the city. Panorama’s homes boast not only views of the mountains but of the nearby “Issaquah Alps” and the woodland valleys below – and none miss out on seeing the evergreen rug of Douglas firs and hemlocks that make for magnificent vistas just outside your window.

The proximity to this natural splendor makes Panorama ideal for outdoor enthusiasts or those who just wish to be a little more in touch with nature. The Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park sits right next door with over 3,000 acres of forest and over 35 miles of trails.  And the Talus Community itself has miles of trails perfect for hiking and biking.  Surprisingly, getting this natural mountain sanctuary doesn’t come with the sacrifice of town being far. Charming downtown Issaquah is just 10 minutes away, along with its farmer’s market and Issaquah’s famed autumn Salmon Days festival.  The Cougar Mountain Zoo is also just a short drive to the north side of the mountain.  

With homes starting at $1.5 million, you can be sure that these homes are designed and constructed to ensure they fuse naturally with their Pacific Northwest backdrop. Panorama’s homes have a variety of floor plans to fit not only your personal aesthetic but the unique needs of you and your family as well. They feature great spaces for entertaining and enjoying the views as well as private backyards great for kids and adults alike.

Panorama provides the last opportunity to be a part of the highly sought-after Talus community. Join the Panorama Founder’s Club today and stay in-the-know about construction updates, community news, and upcoming events. You can also schedule an on-site tour to see this rare slice of Pacific Northwest luxury yourself. Find out more at the Panorama Issaquah homes website.

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