
Jesse Nelson
Terrafin
(253) 525-2054
111 Total Sales
1 in Summit Puyallup
$598,000 Price
You'll find plenty of space in Summit Puyallup, especially if you love horses. It's an area known for large lots of land, and residents use that space for their equine companions to trot around. There are plenty of places in Summit Puyallup that are more traditional neighborhoods, too, so there is something for everyone looking for some room to stretch out their elbows.
Homes in Summit Puyallup start at around $550,000 and can reach up to nearly $1.5 million. Properties in this area tend to have a rustic vibe, and many cross between craftsman and ranch homes and use exposed wood on the facades. You'll also be able to find plenty of land on the lots in the area; half an acre is a standard size for properties in this area. The streets run in long, straight lines gridded on the rural landscape. You'll find wooden fence posts marking property lines or trees and shrubs delineating one yard from another, creating a sense of space and privacy.
Students in the area are part of the Franklin Pierce School District. Rated in the top 10 school districts in Pierce County, it has a B-plus rating on Niche and is known for highly rated college prep programs. The area's youngest learners begin their academic journey at Midland Elementary School with a B-minus rating on Niche. It's mainly known for compassionate teachers. In September 2023, one teacher at the school won a service learning award for his curriculum focused on critical life skills and knowledge. Students continue at C-plus-rated Morris Ford Middle School. Students have fun after-school activities to choose from at the school, like yearbook, chess and outdoor clubs. Learners wrap up their secondary academic journeys at Franklin Pierce High School with a B rating on Niche. The school is known for its unique programs, like the sports medicine club, which competed in a state sports medicine competition in May 2022, which tested the students on anatomy exercise science and pitted them against one another in competitions like speed ankle taping.
There's no competition when it comes to the outdoors in Summit Puyallup; locals love Orangegate Park. This quiet 160-acre forest is closed to motorized vehicles but wide open for equestrians, joggers and dog walkers. It's a great area to spend hours hiking through and getting lost (but not literally) in the environment.
Located in a sweet spot between Tacoma and Seattle, this area has easy access to I-5 or Route 512, called the 5-12 by locals. Most people drive in the area, so walkability is a small part of transit but a big part of recreation in areas like Orangegate Park. While you may be tempted to ride your horse to the grocery store, you'll want to stick to the car for getting around.
Most locals eat and shop at a cluster of shops off the 5-12. Safeway or Albertsons, a local chain, are popular places to load up on groceries for the week. For a bite to eat, head to San Blas Mexican Restaurant in the same shopping area as the grocery stores. With a rustic interior defined by smooth archways in-between dining areas and hues of blue, green and beige, it's a fun place to grab a meal after work.
For a resident looking to join a community that offers proximity to major roadways and plenty of space on its lots, Summit Puyallup is an option worth considering.
Jesse Nelson
Terrafin
(253) 525-2054
111 Total Sales
1 in Summit Puyallup
$598,000 Price
Steve McNamer
Windermere Prof Partners
(253) 642-8790
146 Total Sales
2 in Summit Puyallup
$535K - $1.1M Price Range
Andre Jones
eXp Realty
(253) 683-8806
345 Total Sales
2 in Summit Puyallup
$385K - $610K Price Range
Kris Verdi
Windermere RE West Campus Inc
(425) 242-3565
130 Total Sales
1 in Summit Puyallup
$354,500 Price
Bobbie Jo Roth
Skyline Properties, Inc.
(253) 518-3858
134 Total Sales
1 in Summit Puyallup
$215,000 Price
Dave Haskell
Haskell Realty
(253) 785-8047
33 Total Sales
1 in Summit Puyallup
$439,000 Price
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, an experienced agent in this neighborhood.On average, homes in Summit Puyallup, Summit sell after 97 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Summit Puyallup, Summit over the last 12 months is $560,000, up 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$450,000
Charming, updated rambler with great curb appeal and a functional layout! This 3-bed, 1-bath home features a bright and open floor plan with durable laminate flooring, fresh interior paint, and a spacious living room anchored by a cozy fireplace. The stylish kitchen offers updated cabinets, sleek countertops, and stainless steel appliances, perfect for everyday living or entertaining. Enjoy
Guy Maughan Keller Williams Realty
$729,950
Vibrant sunrises and a peek-a-boo view of Mt. Rainier set the tone for this beautiful home in the Puyallup School District. Designed for easy one-level living with a fully remodeled basement (2017), this home features a large great room with expansive windows highlighting amazing territorial views. Step outside to enjoy 0.9 acres of outdoor living with a fully fenced backyard, wrap-around deck,
Heidi Hurst Windermere Abode
$849,950
New Construction home in Puyallup by JK Monarch! Three Cedars is minutes from HWY 512, Good Sam hospital and all Puyallup/S. Hill has to offer. Featuring a spacious kitchen with SS appls, oversized island and soft-close cabinets, the main level also features an office/guest suite with adjacent 3/4 bath. Primary suite is a true retreat w/ double door entry, large walk-in closet & spa inspired
Gary Hendrickson Berkshire Hathaway HS SSP
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Rolling countryside meets new suburban home construction
Private, rural lots just minutes from downtown Tacoma
Spacious rural community with easy access to the 5-12
Centrally located Tacoma suburb with a rural feel and farm-to-table restaurants
Vibrant unincorporated Tacoma suburb and home to Pacific Lutheran University
Scenic Mt. Rainer views and plenty of amenities in this Puget Sound community