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Manufactures relocate to this industrial hub
Halfway between Tacoma and Seattle, North Auburn is a slow-paced community that gives convenience to the cities at a lower price than its neighboring towns. The Green River runs alongside the east of the neighborhood, backing up to many of the homes in the area and providing some natural beauty to this highly industrial area. Most residents of North Auburn work in the manufacturing and service industries, and their offices and headquarters are on the western end of the neighborhood. "It's a very multicultural neighborhood with many people relocating there for work," says Shafiq Daqeeq, Broker at Berkshire Hathaway Northwest Real Estate. The main thoroughfare in town has restaurants and hang-out options for the community, while every necessity, like grocery stores and trains to the city, is always close.
North Auburn sits on the banks of the Green River, nestled among lush greenery and hillsides.
Many locals in North Auburn work in Auburn's industrial area.
Take a drive from North Auburn to Downtown Auburn in minutes.
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Mobile-home communities and ranches
Located near Downtown Auburn, homes here are densely constructed but offer a tranquil suburban lifestyle with small, private backyards. Ranches and double-wide mobile homes built around the 1960s dominate the area's architecture. A few clusters of townhomes are mixed in with the single-family homes and can be purchased for close to $380,000, while the larger, private homes can sell for $600,000 to $700,000. Bilevels, ramblers and the occasional bungalow offer plenty of square footage, decorated with colorful facades and exciting landscaping options. Sidewalks are plentiful in North Auburn and necessary for daily walks as many cars take advantage of the on-street parking in town.
Rows of homes stretch into the distance in North Auburn.
A cute example of a rambler style home in North Auburn.
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Catching salmon along the Green River
Brannan Park is a central outdoor hub on the weekends and after work. It encompasses baseball and soccer fields, picnic areas with charcoal grills and a playground. There's also a skate park and a paved walking loop connecting to the Green River. The river is one of the area's best features, offering pristine waters and abundant fishing opportunities. Every year, the Green River gets a return of Coho, Chum and Chinook salmon, and residents can admire their trek upstream. For residents craving more submersion in the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, Flaming Geyser State Park is only 15 miles east. This secluded park is a local hotspot for kayaking, white water rafting and swimming.
The Green River is never far away in North Auburn.
Catch some air at the
Brannan Park Skatepark in North Auburn.
Play a pickup game with your neighbors in North Auburn at the Brannan Park soccer pitch.
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A highly diverse school system
Across the board, schools in North Auburn are rated A-plus on Niche for diversity. One of the included schools is Dick Scobee Elementary School, which offers free lunches for all students. Rated a B-minus by Niche.com, this school also has an engaging library program, which provides story time and homework help. At the C-plus-rated Cascade Middle School, students can participate in the robust music program, which includes drumline, jazz band and choir. Auburn High School has a thriving athletics program, offering sports like water polo and golf. It is rated a B by Niche.
Cascade Middle School serves grades 6-8.
Dick Scobee Elementary School welcomes all students with an immersive curriculum.
Auburn High School serves students in the Downtown Auburn neighborhood.
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Line dancing and 24/7 burritos
Auburn Way runs through the heart of North Auburn, and though it's primarily industrial, there are a few eateries and shops for locals to enjoy. For one, Memo's is a favorite for a quick meal, serving hearty portions of Mexican food from their colorful drive-thru that is open 24/7. On the weekends, North Auburn residents put on their dancing shoes and head to Bourbon Jack's Honky Tonk Grill. The vibrant establishment is the go-to place for line dancing, dishing up southern BBQ and plenty of beer alongside live country music bands. Locals can head south to The Outlet Collection Seattle for the closest Walmart, Nordstrom Rack and Burlington, among other chains.
Memo's in North Auburn provides authentic Mexican fast food.
Bourbon Jacks in North Auburn is a local honkytonk grill.
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Lay the favorite
Horse racing lovers can enjoy being just minutes from the Emerald Downs racetrack, which also annually holds community events like its Kentucky Derby celebration. Mt. Rainier sits in the distance beyond the track, making for a beautiful view on sunny days between the usual rain of the region. Nearby, Orion Indoor Archery is a great place to spend a rainy day practicing or having a lesson, and Auburn Golf Course has 18 holes to enjoy along the bank of the Green River.
Emeralds Downs is a premiere place to watch the races in North Auburn.
Take an archery class at Orion Indoor Archery Range in North Auburn.
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A short drive from every necessity
With its proximity to Highway 167 and the Sounder train, residents can expect a small-town feel while still being able to get to two major cities quickly. "The neighborhood is less than 30 minutes from everywhere. Tacoma and Seattle are close by, as well as the airport and a few shopping centers," Daqeeq says.
North Auburn sits just off of the 167 interstate.
North Auburn has access to Sound Transit and the King County Metro system.
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On average, homes in North Auburn, Auburn sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in North Auburn, Auburn over the last 12 months is $525,000, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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