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Valley View, Everett, WA

Valley View is a neighborhood in Everett, Washington with a population of 2,944. Check out below for some helpful info.

Everett
Population: 2944 residents
Average age: 44 years old *
Homeowners: 85%

About the Neighborhood

Valley View is in Snohomish County. Living in Valley View offers residents a sparse urban feel and most residents own their homes. In Valley View there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Many young professionals live in Valley View and residents tend to have moderate political views. The public schools in Valley View are above average.

Valley View – Sylvan Crest – Larimer Ridge is mostly single-family homes in a suburban setting with some multi-family apartments and duplexes. It is separated from other neighborhoods by I-5 and is characterized by wonderful valley and mountain views and is very well-kept.

Residents recently completed the Valley View Commons project, a shared open space with native trees and plants, sitting benches and views of the Snohomish Valley to the east. This volunteer managed open space enhances the neighborhood, gives residents a place to enjoy fresh air, and lovely grounds, and to bump into their neighbors.

Boundaries

  • North – 71st Street South East
  • East – Lowell-Larimer Road
  • South – 81st Street South East
  • West – Interstate 5

State:
Washington
County:
Snohomish
Metro Area:
Seattle Area
City:
Everett
Unincorporated Place:
Eastmont
ZIP Codes:
98203, 98208
Unified School District:
Everett
Congressional District:
WA-2
State Senate District:
WA-38
State House District:
WA-38
Neighboring Neighborhoods:
Lowell, Pinehurst, Silver Lake
Nearby Neighborhoods:
Cascade View, Evergreen, Glacier View, Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven, Holly, Port Gardner, South Forest Park, Twin Creeks, View Ridge-Madison, Westmont

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Northwest Everett, Everett, WA

Northwest Everett is a neighborhood in Everett, Washington with a population of 8,098. Check out below for some helpful info.

Everett
Population: 8098 residents
Average age: 52 years old *
Homeowners: 66%
 

About Northwest

Northwest Everett is in Snohomish County and is one of the best places to live in Washington. Living in Northwest Everett offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Northwest Everett there are a lot of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Northwest Everett and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Northwest Everett are above average.

The Northwest neighborhood offers tree lined streets, historic homes, and 2 waterfront view parks. Here is an environment where the sidewalks are never short of walkers and joggers, friends talking, and families on the move. It is a changing neighborhood that works at balancing the integrity of the past and the challenges of the future. The neighborhood hosts several events during the year.

Boundaries

  • North – Snohomish River
  • East – Broadway
  • South – 19th Street
  • West – Port Gardner Bay
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Silver Lake, Everett, WA

Silver Lake is a neighborhood in Everett, Washington with a population of 7,406. Check out below for some helpful info.

Everett
Population: 7406 residents
Average age: 48 years old *
Homeowners: 68%
Zip code: 98208
County: Snohomish
Area Code: 360/425

About Silver Lake

Silver Lake is in Snohomish County and is one of the best places to live in Washington. Living in Silver Lake offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Silver Lake there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Silver Lake and residents tend to have moderate political views. The public schools in Silver Lake are above average.

The Silver Lake neighborhood gets its name from its close proximity to Silver Lake. It is located at the southernmost tip of the city of Everett on the eastern border of I-5.

The neighborhood is comprised of single-family homes, apartments, condos and neighborhood businesses.  The neighborhood association is active, and hosts guest speakers on topics of interest to area residents and business owners. Neighbors hold work parties and events, including beautification plantings around the lake and the National Night Out event in August.

Boundaries

  • North – 100th Place South East
  • East – Lowell-Larimer Road
  • South – 132nd Street South East
  • West – Interstate 5

Approximate boundaries for the neighborhood are I-5 on the west, 132nd Street on the south, the terminus of 19th Avenue (SR-527) and Bothell-Everett Highway on the north, and 35th Avenue on the east. A large portion of the neighborhood is in unincorporated Snohomish County.

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South Forest Park, Everett, WA

South Forest Park is a neighborhood in Everett. Check out below for some helpful info.

Everett
Population: 1848 residents
Average age: 50 years old *
Homeowners: 48%

About South Forest Park

South Forest Park is a mixture of single and multi-family homes in a suburban setting. South Forest Park is one of the most heavily forested neighborhoods in Everett and features beautiful Forest Park, Woodlawn Gardens and Pigeon Creek. The neighborhood has many wonderful restaurants and small businesses along Evergreen Way, is in close proximity to many city attractions and is located just 2.4 miles from the center of downtown Everett.

The neighborhood association hosts and supports a community garden, and holds several events in collaboration with View Ridge-Madison neighbors.

Boundaries

  • North – 41st Street and Mukilteo Boulevard
  • East – Evergreen Way
  • South – Pecks Drive to West side of Fleming to 52nd to Pigeon Creek Number 1
  • West – Pigeon Creek Number 1
South Forest Park’s 2019 Neighborhood Favorites
The votes have been tallied and the winners are in. South Forest Park neighbors selected these businesses as their Neighborhood Favorites for 2019.
Pizza place
Giorgio’s Pizza
9031 Evergreen Way
Italian
Giorgio’s Pizza & Spaghetti House
9031 Evergreen Way
Gym
Everett Family YMCA
2720 Rockefeller Ave
Grocery store
Trader Joe’s
811 SE Everett Mall Way
And 28 other winners…

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Port Gardner, Everett, WA

Port Gardner is a neighborhood in Everett. Check out below for some helpful info.

Everett
Population: 8156 residents
Average age: 50 years old *
Homeowners: 43%
 

About Port Gardner

Port Gardner boasts 3 distinct residential areas: Rucker Hill, Grand Hill and Longfellow District, as well as bustling retail and business areas. Many of the homes in this area are historic and were built in Everett’s early days. The neighborhood includes a portion of the downtown business and residential areas, as well as the district administration building for the Everett Public Schools, Sequoia and Jackson schools, and some of the Port of Everett properties.

Port Gardner neighborhood hosts several events, including National Night Out celebrations.  The group also helps maintain the Forgotten Creek Trail, Depot Park and Charles Street P-Patch community garden.

Boundaries

North – Hewitt Avenue east to Broadway, then Pacific Ave to Snohomish River
East – Snohomish River
South – 41st Street
West – Port Gardner Bay

Real Estate for sale:

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