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The Bezos family, which is the richest in the world, lives in the tiny waterfront city of Medina, Washington, located just outside of Seattle.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is perhaps the most famous fellow resident, although the town's inhabitants include numerous other Microsoft bigwigs, tech entrepreneurs, and telecom magnates.
Medina is located on a peninsula just across Lake Washington from Seattle, and it has long been a haven for tech bigwigs in the area.
Visitors enter the town from the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge. Measuring 7,708 feet in length, it is the longest floating bridge in the world.
The town is filled with evergreens. Medina was designated as a Tree City by the Arbor Day Foundation in 2006.
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https://www.businessinsider.com/where-billionaires-bill-gates-jeff-bezos-live-photos-of-medina-washington-2017-12#almost-all-of-the-houses-on-the-water-in-medina-have-a-dock-and-a-small-private-beach-lake-washington-is-a-popular-place-for-swimming-water-sports-and-boating-in-the-summer-5
While the roads are lined with evergreens and shrubs, the houses tend have their own distinct vegetation and landscaping. This property was dotted with palms.
The best-known street in the city is Evergreen Point Road. Because the road runs along the water, it is a who's who of luxury real estate.
Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and several Microsoft executives live on the street
There is a mural on the side of the post office recounting the incorporation of Medina in 1955. The city was first settled in 1891 and named after a city in Saudi Arabia.
Medina
The town adjacent to Medina, Hunts Point, isn't anything to sneeze at either. With about 500 residents, its median household income is slightly higher at $180,000. The median property value is $2 million.
The entire town is a single evergreen-lined road
called Hunts Point Road.