Welcome to Everett

Waterfront Living with a Community Heart

Located along the shores of Port Gardner Bay and just 25 miles north of Seattle, Everett combines a historic downtown, a growing tech and aerospace economy, and some of the most affordable waterfront living in the Puget Sound region.

As Snohomish County’s largest city, Everett offers a vibrant mix of urban energy and neighborhood warmth, making it a favorite for commuters, families, and first-time homebuyers alike.

Lifestyle & Community

Downtown Everett is in the midst of a transformation — with locally owned coffee shops, breweries, and boutiques adding new life to its historic core. Popular spots like Narrative Coffee, Scuttlebutt Brewing, and the Funko Headquarters bring creativity and community spirit together.

Just minutes from downtown, charming neighborhoods such as North Everett, Boulevard Bluffs, Silver Lake, and Forest Park offer everything from early 1900s craftsman homes to modern new builds. Everett is known for its tight-knit neighborhoods, where people still wave to their neighbors and local events bring the community together.

Outdoor Living

With over 40 city parks and a stunning waterfront marina, Everett is a paradise for outdoor lovers. You can kayak from the Port of Everett Marina, enjoy concerts and festivals along the Waterfront Place District, or hike and picnic at Forest Park — one of the area’s largest green spaces.

For families, the Imagine Children’s Museum is a local favorite, and nature enthusiasts love exploring Jetty Island, a sandy oasis accessible by seasonal ferry.

Schools & Education

The Everett School District is known for its commitment to academic excellence and community involvement. Top-rated schools like Cascade High, Everett High, and Henry M. Jackson High serve the area, and there are also strong private and STEM-focused options nearby.

Everett Community College and Washington State University Everett provide excellent higher education opportunities close to home — making the city a true cradle of learning and opportunity.

Everett Real Estate Snapshot

The Everett housing market offers some of the best value in Snohomish County. Buyers can find historic character homes in North Everett, newer construction near Silver Lake, and stunning view properties overlooking Port Gardner Bay — all at more attainable price points than nearby Seattle or Bellevue.

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, downsizing, or investing, Everett real estate combines affordability with long-term growth potential.

❤️ Why Locals Love Everett

Waterfront living with a laid-back, small-town feel
Affordable homes with strong value appreciation
Quick access to I-5, Highway 2, and Sounder rail for easy commuting
Arts, music, and culture at Village Theatre, Everett Performing Arts Center, and Schack Art Center
Close to major employers like Boeing, Funko, and Providence Regional Medical Center

Everett

Average Sales Price

$694,993

Median Sales Price

$596,695

Total Listings

517

Population

159,684

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LISTINGS

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1/40 40

Open Sat 1PM-3PM

$ 1,420,000

5 Beds2.75 Baths3,400 SqFt

2408 55th ST SW, Everett, WA 98203

Single Family Home

Windermere RE North, Inc. • Kristine Hovde
1/27 27

Open Sun 12PM-3PM

$ 1,090,000

5 Beds2.5 Baths2,566 SqFt

12003 40th AVE SE, Everett, WA 98208

Single Family Home

RE/MAX Gateway • Ed Webb
3D

Open Sat 11AM-1PM

$ 875,000

4 Beds2.5 Baths2,299 SqFt

11706 51st DR SE, Everett, WA 98208

Single Family Home

Redfin • Yesay Semerjian