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ABOUT EVERETT, WA

Everett, WA, is the county seat of and is the largest city in Snohomish County in the State of Washington. With a population of 111,262 strong, it is the sixth-largest community in-state with an average of 3200+ people per square mile. For many, living in Everett is ideal because it offers easy access to local amenities, has great attractions for locals and tourists, and is conveniently situated close to Canada to the north and the more bustling Seattle to the south.

Fun Fact #1: All of Jetty Island’s 2-mile stretch of beach territory is human-made.

Though Everett is relatively more peaceful than neighboring Seattle, there’s no shortage when it comes to activities and points of interest to explore. For one, there is Howarth Park, a marina where you can stretch your legs and get a good view of the Olympic Mountains while relaxing. Wallace Falls State Park is another famous recreation spot where you can go picnicking, bird watching, or be one with mother nature for a few minutes each day. If you’re of the adventurous sort, nearby Jetty Island is a hotspot for kiteboarders, especially around the summer. Like fishing? You can head to All Star Fishing Charters and catch some fresh salmon on a fishing trip down in the Puget Sound.

Fun Fact #2: The Port of Everett Marina has more than 2,300 boat slips, making it an ideal haven for boat-owners.

Speaking of salmon, fresh seafood is part of the local fare, and the local restaurants’ menus say as much. The flaky but juicy Halibut in Anthony’s Homeport is a must-try top-tier dish, and it tastes significantly better while watching the port lights glisten on the ocean at night. If seafood is not your thing, you can head to the Everett Farmers Market, where you can buy the freshest of produce and mingle with local farmers, home growers, and other Everett-based vendors. Everett also has a thriving art scene, if you’re one for the arts. There’s your standard fare gallery in the Schack Art Center that features both local and international pieces and an open glassblowing studio where you can marvel at artists at work on their unique glass creations. You can also head to the Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural History Preserve and learn more about the indigenous art of the Tulalip people, who are descendants of the group that signed the historical Treaty of Point Elliott.

Fun Fact #3: You can take wine-making classes at the Port Gardner Bay Winery.

Everett is strategically located so that it’s not a terrible drive to the big city (a one-way commute takes an average of 28 minutes) but still feels very much like a small town. Standard amenities like shopping malls, restaurants, and stores are not in short supply. Home prices are significantly more affordable than those in the surrounding cities, the majority of which start at $131,000 for detached single property homes, and cap at $525,000. Predictably, over half of Everett’s population rent (57.0%) even when the average market rent sits at $1,919 a month, which is higher than the national average, but still lower than the Washington average.

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The Novak Team at Keller Williams PNW is Everett’s premier real estate team, and they have helped thousands find their forever homes in Snohomish County. If you’re looking for condos for sale in Everett, WA - $500,000 to $750,000, call (425) 629-0840 or send us an email at Mike@NovakTeam.com.