Neighborhoods in Auburn, WA

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Green Valley - Green River

As family farms replace high-rise buildings from the "Emerald City," Green Valley – Green River marks the beginning of Washington's rural landscape. About 30 miles south of Seattle, this river valley in Auburn was a thoroughfare for dairy farms, coal mines and clay fields in the 1800s. With conservation projects by King County, the Green Valley
- Average Value
  
  $900K
- List Price
  
  $545K - $1.7M
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  4 Listings
Green Valley - Green River
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Southeast Auburn

Southeast Auburn, located about 30 miles south of Seattle, is a hilly neighborhood known for its desirable landscapes and affordability compared to other parts of the Seattle area. The neighborhood features the Edgeview housing development, where Craftsman-style homes built between 2013 and 2015 range from 1,800 to 4,500 square feet. These homes,
- Average Value
  
  $833K
- List Price
  
  $603K - $2M
- For Sale
  
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  2 Listings
Southeast Auburn
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West Hill-Midway

The West-Hill-Midway neighborhood provides the suburbia feel with modest homes and paved sidewalks; however, city life is easy to reach as it’s adjacent to downtown Auburn. “It’s a bedroom community for Seattle that’s a little more affordable than other areas,” says Shawn Maxey, realtor at Terry Wise and Associates. “You’re a short commute to the
- Average Value
  
  $728K
- List Price
  
  $545K - $1.8M
- For Sale
  
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  18 Listings
West Hill-Midway
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Lea Hill

Lea Hill is a tree-lined suburban neighborhood situated 3 miles from downtown Auburn. Greg Hunter from Real Broker LLC has sold houses in the Auburn area for the last seven years. “Lea Hill is very conveniently located near the airport and major highways,” Hunter says. “Boeing, Costco, and Amazon are also nearby, and Covington has an amazing
- Average Value
  
  $704K
- List Price
  
  $383K - $1.5M
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  40 Listings
Lea Hill
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Lakeland

Just a few miles from Lake Tapps and adjacent to the White River, Lakeland, 30 miles south of Downtown Seattle, is part of Auburn. The community offers a slowed-down pace, natural features and other attributes. "Among other reasons, you might choose Lakeland if you're a new homeowner looking for a place to raise a family," says Corey Lofton, a
- Average Value
  
  $688K
- List Price
  
  $335K - $1.5M
- For Sale
  
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  7 Listings
Lakeland
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North Auburn

Halfway between Tacoma and Seattle, North Auburn is a slow-paced community that gives convenience to the cities at a lower price than its neighboring towns. The Green River runs alongside the east of the neighborhood, backing up to many of the homes in the area and providing some natural beauty to this highly industrial area. Most residents of
- Average Value
  
  $546K
- List Price
  
  $224K - $804K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  9 Listings
North Auburn
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Plateau

Plateau in Auburn offers a blend of suburban and rural living with homes on varied lot sizes. Enjoy Fenster Nature Park and Muckleshoot Casino for recreation, plus local shopping plazas and diverse dining options. Plateau in Auburn offers a unique blend of suburban and rural living, characterized by its proximity to the Green River and lush green
- Average Value
  
  $528K
- List Price
  
  $278K - $863K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  10 Listings
Plateau
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South Auburn

Situated to the northeast of Tacoma, South Auburn is a longstanding neighborhood offering budget-friendly homes, beautiful parks and proximity to downtown Auburn's amenities. "The neighborhood is an older, more established area where most of your neighbors know each other. It's a good place to live for buyers looking for a strong community where
- Average Value
  
  $510K
- List Price
  
  $379K - $804K
- For Sale
  
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  11 Listings
South Auburn
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Downtown Auburn

Downtown Auburn is a small city located halfway between Tacoma and Seattle with a strong residential feel. While Main Street is lined with restaurants and businesses, people can also turn off this thoroughfare into their neighborhoods. While plenty of people work in Auburn, the area is popular with people working in Seattle or Tacoma. “It’s
- Average Value
  
  $493K
- List Price
  
  $305K - $887K
- For Sale
  
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  8 Listings
Downtown Auburn
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Newaukum

Newaukum’s thick forests and rolling farmlands sit between Auburn in the north and Enumclaw in the south, with roaring rivers on each side. The rural area is interspersed with residential properties and incorporates part of the Muckleshoot Reservation, which is home to over 3,100 Muckleshoot Indian Tribe members. “It’s a small community, but we’re
- Average Value
  
  $929K
- List Price
  
  $515K - $1.1M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  2 Listings
Newaukum
Wynaco

Just east of downtown Auburn, Washington, Wynaco offers tranquility outside the busier city scene. It’s also nestled in the Green River region, giving a slew of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Plus, the proximity to casual restaurants, a high-end shopping center and Interstate 5 keep everything comfortably within reach. "It’s the kind of
- Average Value
  
  $960K
- List Price
  
  $500K - $2.5M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  8 Listings
Wynaco

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