Trilogy at Tehaleh, Bonney Lake

Living & working in Trilogy at Tehaleh, Bonney Lake

Trilogy at Tehaleh is an active-adult, 55-plus residential subdivision situated within the larger Tehaleh master-planned development in unincorporated Pierce County, south of Bonney Lake, Washington. Single-family detached houses constructed by Shea Homes represent the dominant housing type. The daily lifestyle of the neighborhood is anchored by the private Seven Summits Lodge on Trilogy Parkway East, which contains fitness spaces, an indoor pool, and a members-only restaurant called The Mantel. For recreation, residents access local green spaces, including more than 40 miles of master-planned trails, the Hounds Hollow Dog Park, and the Reflection Pond. Cascadia Boulevard East functions as the primary roadway corridor connecting the subdivision to the surrounding master plan.

The local business ecosystem provides limited employment, as approximately three percent of residents work within Bonney Lake, where commercial activity is led by retail employers such as Costco, Home Depot, and Lowe's, alongside healthcare and construction sectors. For remote work, residents utilize Post & Pour, a local cafe and bistro located at the community's former visitor headquarters known as The Post. The subdivision lacks direct public transit service. Commuters traveling to regional employment hubs in Tacoma, Seattle, Kent, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord navigate via Washington State Route 410 or drive five miles north to the Bonney Lake Park-and-Ride. This facility connects to bus services and Sumner Station, where commuters can board Sound Transit's Sounder commuter rail line to Seattle.