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Suburban perks and many a pine tree in Marysville
Pinewood, in Marysville, is 8 miles north of the city of Everett and 38 miles from downtown Seattle. "People move to the area for suburban perks, like the retail and lower cost of living," says Ashley Bolden, a Realtor with Keller Williams Everett, named a KW gold medalist in 2023. Pine trees and other tall evergreens are a constant sight along the streets, many of which have sidewalks and some of which have bike lanes. Suburban touches like white picket fences, manicured hedges and flowering trees set properties apart.
Welcome to Pinewood - A tranquil neighborhood with charming homes nestled among nature.
Pinewood in Marysville has nature and shopping all wrapped into one.
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Older ramblers, developments like Hunter's Grove
Ramblers built in the 1950s to '70s are common, and many have been remodeled. These older homes range from $450,000 to $735,000. Developments from 2023 and 2024 include North Ridge Park, Hunter's Grove and the Diamonds at Whiskey Ridge. These contemporary homes of 1,800 to 3,400 square feet range from $650,000 to $900,000. Monthly homeowners association fees are approximately $50 to $100. Two or three-bedroom condos typically go for $300,000 to $400,000.
"It's still a reasonably priced area," says Judy Gratton, managing broker with eXp and founder of the Edge Group Team. "The zoning that has caused a lot of high rises and apartment buildings to go up in other areas has not reached Marysville."
Bi-level homes with attached garages are available in Pinewood.
Neighbors take pride in planting along short entryways in Pinewood.
Classic silhouettes and styles decorate the homes in Pinewood.
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Pinewood Elementary, language classes at MPHS
Public schools include Pinewood Elementary, which earns a C-plus grade from Niche. Totem Middle School has a C-minus, and Marysville Pilchuk High School has a B-minus. The high school offers pathway-focused programs. Language courses include Spanish, Japanese, American Sign Language, French and Lushootseed, a central Salish language spoken by the Tulalip and Quil Ceda tribes.
Announcement sign for Pinewood Elementary in Pinewood, Marysville WA
Totem Middle School delivers top-notch education and after school activities.
Marysville Pilchuck High School helps students plan for graduation and beyond.
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Retail along State Avenue, Seattle Premium Outlets
An assortment of stores and restaurants are found along State Avenue, which has Regal Marysville for movie night and a Fred Meyer and Grocery Outlet for pantry necessities. On 88th Street, BigFoot Java is convenient for drive-through orders of coffee and pastries. On 36th Avenue is Korea House BBQ & Grill, which has about a dozen chefs on staff, in-table grilling options and a family seating section. The family owned business relocated here in 2020 from Bothell.
Across Interstate 5, there's the Seattle Premium Outlets, offering variety with its 120 stores and restaurants. Marysville hangout spots include Strawberry Lane bowling alley and Marysville Skate Center. Downtown Marysville, with historical Third Street's many mom-and-pop shops and restaurants, is several miles south of Pinewood.
Watch the game while having a pint at District 1 near Pinewood.
Win big at Tulalip Casino, right next door to Pinewood.
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Take a staycation at Tulalip Resort, right next door to Pinewood, Marysville.
Tulalip Resort Casino, tribal culture in the region
South of the outlets, Tulalip Resort Casino has entertainment, games, a spa and a tropics-inspired pool. One of the resort's restaurants is Blackfish, which serves traditional Tulalip food. The 22,000-acre Tulalip Reservation, a sovereign jurisdiction with over 2,700 residents, is located to the west, close to Puget Sound. Gratton says real estate transactions involving tribal land may include additional steps. Houses can be purchased, but not the land.
Tulalip culture has a significant impact on the region. The Tulalip Day cultural celebration is held each November, and the Hibulb Cultural Center and National History Preserve opened in 2011 as the first state-certified tribal facility.
Doleshel Park for trails, Cedarcrest Golf Course nearby
Doleshel Park's fir trees have all grown up since the site's time as a Christmas tree farm. The park has a nature trail with a bridge over Allen Creek and is popular for dog walkers. Close by is the public facility Cedarcrest Golf Course, which has daily rates.
The landscape turns more and more to wilderness farther to the east, with places like Mount Pilchuck State Park and Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, which occupies 1.7 million acres of woodlands, meadows and glaciers.
Youth Peace Park
Doleshel Park
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There are lots of public transportation options along State Avenue in Pinewood.
Community Transit buses, I-5 and Route 9
The greater Marysville area has Community Transit buses, Vanpool and DART paratransit service. I-5 runs north-to-south on the west side of Pinewood, and state Route 9 is located to the east. Everett is about 9 miles away, and downtown Seattle is less than 40 miles away.
About 7 miles north of Pinewood is the city of Arlington, which has the Smokey Point Transit Center and Arlington Municipal Airport for general aviation. It's about a 50-mile drive to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Sea-Tac.
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On average, homes in Pinewood, Marysville sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Pinewood, Marysville over the last 12 months is $569,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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