Everett
Living in Everett, WAPort Gardner, Everett’s second oldest neighborhood, seamlessly blends historic charm with modern urban amenities. Known for its commuter-friendly, walkable streets, Port Gardner offers easy access to restaurants, historical landmarks, and the waterfront. The area features a mix of older homes and newer properties, boasting trendy colors and a vibrant cultural scene with classic theater performances and modern art. Residents enjoy a variety of dining options along Hewitt Avenue, from Thai and Vietnamese cuisines to American eateries. Downtown Everett, just a short distance away, is home to over 600 businesses, including coffee shops, retail stores, and entertainment venues like the Historic Everett Theatre and Angel of the Winds Arena. The neighborhood is also convenient for major employers such as The Everett Clinic, Boeing, and Naval Station Everett, making it an ideal location for professionals.
Silver Lake, situated between Everett and Mill Creek, is a peaceful suburb known for its luxury homes, excellent schools, and convenient access to Seattle and Everett. The neighborhood offers a variety of housing options, including renovated tri-levels, split levels, and planned communities with Northwest contemporary homes featuring Craftsman touches. Prices range from around $500,000 for townhouses to $1.5 million for larger new constructions. The Everett School District serves the area, with highly rated schools like James Monroe Elementary, Eisenhower Middle School, and Henry M. Jackson High School. Silver Lake itself is a major draw, offering 104 acres of kayaking, fishing, and waterside relaxation. Thornton A. Sullivan Park, located on the lake’s edge, provides trails, playgrounds, and a disc golf course, making it a popular spot for outdoor activities. The community is also close to amenities such as the Mill Creek Shopping Center and popular dining spots like Emory’s on Silver Lake.
South Forest Park is one of Everett’s most verdant neighborhoods, known for its rustic charm and abundant natural beauty. The neighborhood’s meandering roads are lined with firs and cedars, offering a peaceful, secluded atmosphere. Housing options range from rustic ramblers and spacious split levels to cozy cottages, with prices starting around $450,000 and reaching up to $800,000. South Forest Park’s strong sense of community is evident in its monthly neighborhood meetings and various local events. Residents enjoy outdoor activities at Howarth Park, which offers scenic views and beaches, and Forest Park, which features wooded trails, playgrounds, and a splash pad. The area is well-served by chain grocers and local eateries, with favorites like El Mariachi’s for birria tacos and Mikie’s for classic diner food. Proximity to the Everett Clinic Primary Care Center and major employers like Boeing, along with convenient public transit options, make South Forest Park an attractive neighborhood for families and professionals alike.
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