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A community surrounded by nature
Overlooking Burrows Bay, the neighborhood of Skyline is based around the Bayside Marina. In this coastal community, wildlife is close at hand: whales spout offshore, deer graze in the parks, and at Tugboat Beach, locals may catch a glimpse of Elsie Mae, the neighborhood bull elephant seal. Homeowners enjoy a relaxed lifestyle in this master-planned community. Since 1963, the Skyline Property Owners Association (SPOA) has organized communications, activities and amenities for residents.
Skyline is a neighborhood in Anacortes, WA. about 80 minutes north of Seattle.
Skyline is a gorgeous coastal town and a great example of Pacific Northwest living.
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A-rated schools
Students have access to excellent public schools just outside of Skyline. Island View Elementary, Anacortes Middle and Anacortes High School are all rated A-minus on Niche. The high school, also rated 10 out of 10 on GreatSchools, offers students the option to enroll in classes at Northwest Career & Technical Academy. This academy teaches subjects such as graphic design and construction in a hands-on style free of charge.
Island View Elementary welcomes Skyline children as they begin their academic life.
Anacortes Middle School in Skyline is a highly rated school in the area.
Anacortes High in Skyline is rated A minus in Niche, and is a highly sought school in the area.
Skyline is home to Northwest Career and Technical Academy an after high school program.
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The neighborhood beach and nearby hikes
Within the neighborhood, residents have access to the water at the marina and at Tugboat Beach. Activities like Garden Club and yoga meet at the clubhouse. Neighborhood pickleball courts host regular matches, like the mixed senior doubles three times a week. Skyline picnic areas, parks and fire pits are first-come, first-serve.
Beyond the neighborhood, Skyline is part of the city of Anacortes in Skagit County. Anacortes boasts “an unprecedented amount of parks, 2800 acres of forest lands, plus 200-acre Washington Park near Skyline,” says Brian Adams, Anacortes local and Skagit County Director of Parks and Recreation. Hikers aren’t far from the Washington Park loop, a paved path through the trees, stretching just over 2 miles. A short drive south is Deception Pass State Park, Mt. Erie and Sugarloaf Mountain Trailhead.
Tugboat Park in Skyline is a private beach for residents and guests only.
Cabana Park in Skyline is private park where people can rent it for private events.
Washington Park on the north west area of Skyline, offers boat lunch, picnic tables and more.
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Cabana Park in Skyline is private park where people can rent it for private events.
Community spaces for rent
SPOA holds monthly board meetings for neighbors to discuss upcoming events like an Easter Egg hunt or community garage sale. Additionally, “There are two different community centers that are only available for homeowners where people can host a birthday party or wedding,” says Shalyce Pocock, broker with John L. Scoff Real Estate and fourth-generation Skagit County resident. Through SPOA, residents can reserve the Cabana overlooking the water, or the indoor, remodeled clubhouse, which includes a dance floor.
Local eats
Old Salt’s Deli & Market is a convenient pit-stop for sandwiches and drinks before heading to the marina. More shopping and dining await in Anacortes, like Secret Cove for a seafood dinner on the waterfront and Safeway for groceries. The Fidalgo Drive-In offers the convenience of drive-through dining, but as a staple of the community for 60 years instead of a fast-food franchise.
Fidalgo Drive-In near Skyline has been serving burgers, shake and fries for over 50 years.
There are plenty of outdoor restaurants and cafes in Skyline.
Union Tavern in downtown Anacortes, near Skyline is a great place to hang out and have a beer.
Grab a BBQ flatbread at Union Local 902 in Skyline.
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Homes by the marina
When strolling down to the marina, there are no sidewalks, but neighborhood roads are quiet. Cul-de-sacs gently wind further inland. “A lot of people purchase here so they can keep their boat in the Skyline marina,” says Shalyce Pocock, broker with John L. Scoff Real Estate and fourth-generation Skagit County resident. “There is a separate fee to dock in the marina, but some homes include slips as a package deal.” Contemporary coastal builds and ranch-styles overlooking Burrows Bay have large windows and decks perfect for sunset viewing. Prices range from $650,000 for about 1,500 square foot home to $1.4 million for about double the square footage. Condos and manufactured homes also available.
A row of Skyline homes in a quiet residential street in the heart of the neighborhood.
A row of beach front homes near Skyline Marina in the neighborhood of Skyline.
A ranch style home near Cabana Park in Skyline.
A row of high priced homes in the heart of Skyline featuring floor to ceiling windows.
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Traveling by land, air and sea
There are several methods of transportation available around Skyline. Anacortes Regional Airport borders the neighborhood for small aircraft; otherwise, travelers drive 48 miles north to Bellingham International Airport. The Anacortes Ferry Terminal takes passengers, vehicles and cyclists to the San Juan Islands and across the border to Canada. Skagit Transit buses connect Skyline to the ferry terminal and to other parts of Anacortes. And for peace of mind, Island Health in Anacortes has been given a five-star rating by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the only hospital north of Seattle with this recognition.
Hop on the ferry at the Anacortes terminal near Skyline to travel to the San Juan Islands.
There are bus stops throughout Skyline for easy transportation.
GreatSchools:
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On average, homes in Skyline, Anacortes sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Skyline, Anacortes over the last 12 months is $755,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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