Everett

EVERETT, WA NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE - LIVING IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY

Living in Everett, WA, offers a unique blend of urban and suburban life, making it an appealing choice for many. With a vibrant arts scene, diverse dining options, and beautiful parks, residents enjoy plenty of recreational activities. Everett's welcoming community and growing amenities, including breweries and coffee shops, enhance the quality of life, while its affordable living costs compared to nearby Seattle make it a desirable place to call home.

$706,156

Average Sales Price

$593,963

Median Sales Price

608

Total Listings

159,684

Population

DISCOVER THE EVERETT COMMUNITY AND LIFESTYLE

WELCOME TO EVERETT - EVERETT HOMES FOR SALE

Lakhani Team Real Estate, trusted Everett Real Estate Agents serving Everett homebuyers and sellers in the 98201, 98203, 98204, 98207, and 98208 ZIP codes.

98201 – Historic North Everett, downtown, waterfront, older housing stock, some view homes.
98203 – Central/west Everett, Mukilteo Blvd area, established neighborhoods, mix of mid-century and newer homes.
98204 – Southwest Everett, close to Boeing/Paine Field and Casino Rd area, more condos/townhomes and starter homes.
98208 – Southeast Everett/Silver Firs area, suburban feel, strong single-family presence, and good highway access.

Nestled along the shores of Puget Sound, Everett stands as a vibrant and diverse city with a rich history and a promising future. Known for its waterfront charm, aerospace industry, and cultural attractions, Everett offers a unique blend of urban amenities and natural beauty. Aerospace Hub and Waterfront Appeal Everett's allure lies in its dual identity — a thriving aerospace hub and a scenic waterfront city. The presence of Boeing's assembly plant, which produces iconic aircraft like the 747, contributes significantly to the city's economy. Meanwhile, the picturesque waterfront along Port Gardner Bay offers residents a tranquil escape.

WHAT TO LOVE ABOUT EVERETT

Dynamic aerospace industry
Scenic waterfront and marina
Cultural attractions and museums
Close-knit and diverse communities
Proximity to outdoor adventures

LOCAL LIFESTYLE IN EVERETT

With a population of over 110,000, Everett is the largest city in Snohomish County. Its diverse neighborhoods offer a blend of housing options, from historic homes to modern apartments, catering to various lifestyles. Residents take pride in the city's cultural diversity and strong community bonds.

DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING

Everett's culinary scene is a delightful fusion of flavors. Locals and visitors frequent Anthony's HomePort Everett, Lombardi's Italian Restaurant, Bluewater Distilling & Bistro, Terracotta Red, and Café Wylde.

The city's downtown and surrounding areas host an array of shops, ranging from local boutiques to national retailers. The Everett Mall, with its diverse stores, and the Sunday Everett Farmers Market are go-to spots for shopping enthusiasts.

THINGS TO DO

From cultural exploration to outdoor adventures, Everett offers an array of activities for everyone. The Historic Everett Theatre, Imagine Children's Museum, and the Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour are must-visit attractions for families and culture enthusiasts.

Nature lovers can explore the city's waterfront parks like Jetty Island, Legion Memorial Park, and Howarth Park, offering stunning views and recreational activities. Whale watching tours from the marina and kayaking in Port Gardner Bay are popular among outdoor enthusiasts. Or take a trip to the Angel of the Winds Arena for sports, music and more.