Why Live in Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven
Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven in Everett is a neighborhood known for its picturesque views of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and Mount Baker. Located 4 miles west of Downtown Everett, it offers a quieter, more isolated living experience, requiring a car for most errands. The area features a mix of demographics, from retirees to families, and is known for its strong sense of community, with regular events such as an Easter Egg Hunt, National Night Out Against Crime, and a holiday potluck. Housing options primarily consist of single-family homes built in the last 60 to 70 years, including Ramblers, Craftsman, and Pacific Northwest Contemporary styles. Condos are also available in the southwest part of the neighborhood. Outdoor recreation is centered around Harborview Park, known for its sunset views and walking trails, and Howarth Park, which offers beach access, whale watching, and a dog-friendly area. Deer Park provides a playground for children. Students in the neighborhood attend the highly rated View Ridge Elementary, followed by Evergreen Middle and Everett High School. While the neighborhood lacks its own stores and restaurants, residents frequent nearby Everett Mall, Downtown Everett, and Olde Town Mukilteo for shopping and dining, with popular spots like Ivars and Totem Family Diner. Commuters can access Seattle via a 27-mile drive on Interstate 5 or take the Sounder train from Mukilteo Station, 3 miles away. The Everett Train Station, 4 miles east, offers Amtrak services to various destinations.
