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A rural airpark community near Fall City
Set in the Snoqualmie River Valley about 27 miles from Seattle, Spring Glen is a rural haven for pilots and nature lovers. Most of the community surrounds a private airpark, but “most people don’t even care about the fact that it’s an airpark,” says Stephen Saunders, a managing broker with Marketplace Sotheby’s International Realty who’s sold homes in the area for over 30 years. “They just love the area and the size of the lots. It’s a little bit removed, and there’s a great sense of community.” The Cascade Mountains are visible from most homes, and the Snoqualmie River is in the community’s south. The overall CAP Index crime score is 1 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4. Fall City and Snoqualmie are within 10 minutes, where local kids can attend highly rated schools.
Spring Glen's rural environment is a key feature of this neighborhood.
A small private airstrip sits within the Spring Glen neighborhood.
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Hiking, biking and flying the Snoqualmie Valley
Some residents choose to live in Spring Glen for its access to the Spring Glen Airstrip. “There’s definitely a crowd here whose hobby is recreational flying,” Saunders says. “You can just drive your plane down the street. In fact, they have the right of way.”The Snoqualmie River in Fall City is a hot spot for tubing in the summer, and the Snoqualmie Pass in the nearby Cascade Mountains is known for its ski resorts. Spring Glen is around the midpoint of the 32-mile paved Snoqualmie Valley Trail, which stretches the length of the Valley. The public Snoqualmie Falls Golf Course sits just west of the airstrip.
Craftsman-style homes with Cascade Mountain views
Spring Glen’s narrow country roads wind around pastures, lavender farms and woodlands. Many homes here have a Craftsman aesthetic, and while some were built as early as the 1920s, most are from the ‘70s and ‘80s. Most have mountain views and sit on up to 2 acres, where backyard gardens and chicken coops are common. Homes in the Spring Glen Estates subdivision have access to the Snoqualmie River and the airstrip. “There are airport rights that come with each house, and you’re allowed to sell those rights,” Saunders says. Some homeowners have personal airplane hangars at their houses, and many rent a space in the community hangar. Homes here hardly hit the market, but three sold within the past year. Prices ranged from around $700,000 to $2 million, depending on size. One manufactured home sold in the area for $45,000.
It wont take you long to find stunning homes like this in the Spring Glen neighborhood.
Large lot homes are common throughout the Spring Glen neighborhood.
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College credit at Mount Si High
Kids can start school at Fall City Elementary and then attend Chief Kanim Middle; both earn an A from Niche. At the A-minus-rated Mount Si High, students can earn college credit through CTE Dual Credit career-focused courses and the College in the High School program, where kids can earn high school and college credit at the same time.
Chief Kanim Middle School football field.
Mount. Si High School
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Near Fall City and Snoqualmie
The Fall City-Snoqualmie Road leads about 2 miles to Fall City and 4 miles to Snoqualmie. Interstate 90 is 6 miles away, leading 27 miles to downtown Seattle. Snoqualmie Valley Transportation’s Valley Shuttle has routes to both towns. Without bike lanes or sidewalks, residents rely on their cars to get around. Snoqualmie Valley Health’s hospital is 7 miles away, and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is a 32-mile trip.
The annual Red, White and Boom fireworks
According to Saunders, the airpark celebrates the Fourth of July with a parade of planes. Also, on the Fourth, Snoqualmie’s annual Red, White and Boom is a free evening of food trucks, lawn games and fireworks.
The Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn, a Twin Peaks landmark
Fall City and Snoqualmie have the closest stores and restaurants. Fans of the TV show Twin Peaks might recognize The Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn in Fall City, a community staple serving American pub food. Snoqualmie Falls Brewery has offered craft beer and comfort food in Snoqualmie since 1997. Both towns have walkable commercial strips with locally owned shops, including grocery stores like Snoqualmie Market and Farmhouse Market. National retailers and big box stores are 11 miles away in Issaquah.
Local coffee shops are a gathering place for Spring Glen residents.
Snoqualmie Falls Brewery has many of its original brews on tap.
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Flooding risk near the Snoqualmie River
Homes near the Snoqualmie River are in a Special Flood Hazard Area and are at high risk for flooding. Homeowners here will need to obtain special permits for construction projects and might also be required to buy flood insurance.
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On average, homes in Spring Glen, Snoqualmie sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Spring Glen, Snoqualmie over the last 12 months is $1,035,000, down 37% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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