Suburban Neighborhood in Marysville, Washington
Snohomish County 98270
Downtown Marysville, about 35 miles north of Seattle, is situated on the outskirts of Possession Sound and Mount Baker-Snoqualmie Forest. The neighborhood offers comfortable homes, an engaged community and plenty of shopping opportunities. "Marysville is laid back and has a charming neighborhood feel. The people here are kind and care about each other," says Connie Mennie, the communications manager for the city of Marysville.
The Marysville Strawberry Festival has been a city-wide tradition since the year 1932. Washington's longest-running festival, this week-long event features a carnival, a parade and a market for all things strawberry-themed. "Marysville is a fun place to be, and you meet people whose families have lived here for generations," Mennie says. Other events include Merrysville for the Holidays, the Mother-Son Superhero Dance, the Father-Daughter Valentines Dance, the Multi-Cultural Festival and the annual Kids' Fishing Derby. The Parks, Culture and Recreation Department holds cultural events and hosts performances all year at the Marysville Opera House. Nearby, the Tulalip Resort Casino, located on the edge of the Tulalip Reservation, has entertainment venues featuring big acts, concerts and cabaret shows.
Historic Third Street in downtown Marysville is known for its many mom-and-pop shops and restaurants. Stores include 3rd Street Book Exchange and Finders Keepers Furnishings. Famous for its house-made pies, Village Taphouse & Grill has pleasing Marysville palates since 1937. Another fixture is Oosterwyk's Dutch Bakery, which was established in 1917 and still sells freshly baked bread, Danish sweets and donuts. For over 50 years, Don's Restaurant has been making diner classics like prime ribs and pancakes. It's now open 24/7. Area grocers include Albertsons and Safeway. There are big-box retailers like Target and Walmart, and it's only a few miles to Seattle Premium Outlets, which has over 120 stores and restaurants. Marysville Skate Center and Strawberry Lane bowling alley are two family friendly destinations.
Some cottages and bungalows date from the early 1900s to the 1930s and are found in the Marysville Historic District. Later builds include 1950s and '60s ramblers. These 20th-century houses are typically priced from about $400,000 to $800,000. New, planned communities like Alderview and Overlook at Sunnyside have contemporary three- to four-bedroom homes with two-car garages. Prices for recent builds range from $550,000 to $825,000. Monthly homeowners association fees in the newer subdivisions range from about $30 to $80.
Taking up a couple of blocks amid downtown's retail area, Comeford Park has a community center, playground and picnic areas. Located to the east, Jennings Memorial Park encompasses 30 acres, with the Gehl House Museum, a master garden and a dinosaur-themed playground for children. The Sounds of Summer and children's concert series are held at the park's Lions Pavilion. There are courts for tennis and basketball, and Allen Creek and Kiwanis Pond are popular for fishing. Another spot for fishing, Ebey Waterfront Park also has a boat launch. However, as the local sewage plant is adjacent to the park, some residents have encountered unpleasant smells. Proximity to Possession Sound is a plus since many people in the area enjoy boating and other water-based activities.
Public schools include Liberty Elementary School and Marysville Middle School, which both earn a C from Niche. Totem Middle School scores a C-minus, and Legacy High School has a C-plus. Legacy High offers pathways in health science, business, STEM and visual art. The school also offers classes in Lushootseed, a central Salish language of the local Tulalip tribe. After school, kids might go to Marysville Sno-Isle Library. There's an activity for school-aged kids every Friday and plenty of community programs for the whole family, year-round. A few miles south, Washington State University Everett and Everett Community College are within walking distance of each other and share many resources.
Driving on Interstate 5, the trip to Seattle is about 35 miles, and it's about 12 miles farther to Sea-Tac, Seattle–Tacoma International Airport. Those using public transportation take advantage of Community Transit, the city's bus system. Mennie says that Marysville expects to have rabbittransit added in a few years. "It's a bus system that operates more like a train with stops further apart," she says. Providence Regional Medical Center is within 5 miles of Downtown Marysville.
Daniel Emborg
KW North Sound
(360) 467-8178
67 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Marysville
$660,000 Price
Susan Larson
eXp Realty
(360) 217-0482
46 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Marysville
$560,000 Price
Dustin Bruce
Ballpark Realty
(206) 558-5822
185 Total Sales
2 in Downtown Marysville
$1K - $430K Price Range
Aimee Anthony
Real Estate 2000 Inc.
(360) 502-2252
97 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Marysville
$434,000 Price
Janet Spesock
eXp Realty
(360) 530-9590
112 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Marysville
$430,000 Price
Linda Bejarano
Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC
(206) 825-6284
54 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Marysville
$410,000 Price
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| 1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Downtown Marysville | US |
|---|---|---|
| Homicide | 3 | 4 |
| Sexual Assault | 4 | 4 |
| Assault with Weapon | 4 | 4 |
| Robbery | 4 | 4 |
| Burglary | 7 | 4 |
| Motor Vehicle Theft | 7 | 4 |
| Larceny | 7 | 4 |
| Crime Score | 6 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
On average, homes in Downtown Marysville, Marysville sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 47 days. The average sale price for homes in Downtown Marysville, Marysville over the last 12 months is $495,781, down 12% from the average home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$750,000
Fantastic location for development! Older rented house on the land, Value is in the land. Part of the Downtown Marysville Master Plan, this parcel is zoned Mixed Use/Flex Residential Overlay, which means potential! (Refer to Exhibit 1-8 in photos.) Zoned for commercial, light retail, and/or multi-family with up to 15 units! Property is next door to a successful office complex. Just blocks from
David Knight KW Mountains to Sound Realty
$1,475,000
A Beautiful House , 2 beds , 1 Bath on big lot. Investors and Builders Alert ! Great Location ! Very Rare Level .92 Acre lot in the heart of Marysville Prime Area multifamily 17 Townhomes Approved on level acre land, all Civil works Completed and just need pick up Building Permits and begins Construction for new homes. The Existing house is in great shape and currently occupied by tenants. all
Inderjit Singh CENTURY 21 Real Estate Center
$499,950
Great opportunity in downtown Marysville! 10,454 square foot (level) corner lot with alley access and a 1200 square feet rambler. "Flex" zoning offers many options or fix up this charming home and bring it "back to life". It has tremendous potential. The location is fantastic and convenient to shopping, schools, freeway, and parks. Plenty of parking and a secret loft area above the kitchen.
Dan Gunderson Windermere Real Estate M2 LLC
$1,600 - $2,095 per month
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