Coyote Flats

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Coyote Flats

In the freshly minted cluster of 13 MainVue homesites at Coyote Flats, it’s easy to sense freedom. Freedom to break out from barriers that can restrict urban living. Liberty to explore the community spirit in Maple Valley and its surrounding recreation. Carte blanche permission to stretch out more in a spacious home defined by practical, luxury living. That’s the dependability designed in and around this south King County neighborhood. Treated to the reassuring comforts that come with a SafeWise report rating Maple Valley in the top 11 among Washington state’s 2023 Safest Cities, Coyote Flats exudes a family-friendly vibe. It starts with the charm of its wave-to-your-neighbors cul-de-sac featuring its own community open space. Then it reaches out to June and October’s seasonal Maple Valley Days at 117-acre Lake Wilderness Park, less than a five-minute drive from your front door. Don’t be surprised to run into friends at Maple Valley Farmers’ Market or events at nearby Glacier Park Elementary, Maple View Middle and Tahoma High schools. Strong student test scores at these and others in Tahoma School District earn consistently top rankings. Coyote Flats homeowners are just minutes from Highway 169/Renton-Maple Valley Road and Highway 18, allowing them to branch out onto Interstate 405 or I-5 routes into Seattle and Bellevue. As if Mother Nature herself had a role in creating the area’s extensive park system, Maple Valley is outlined by trees, water and Mount Rainier – lifeblood to the Cedar River Watershed and Raging River State Forest. Choices for hiking and bicycling are limitless. Leashed pups will think they’ve discovered dog heaven.