
Nick Shivers
Keller Williams PDX Central
(971) 232-4415
1,287 Total Sales
1 in Summit View
$495,000 Price
You'll have plenty of nature to look at in Summit View, from tree-lined streets to a modestly-sized pond in the center of the neighborhood. This rural neighborhood between Tacoma and Seattle draws residents who love open spaces and covet easy access to major roadways.
Homes in Summit View start at around $350,000 and top out near $1.25 million. It's a spacious area, with properties starting with around half an acre of land, convenient for residents who keep horses, common to many folks in Summit View. Properties at the top of the price range are ideal for horses because they often have 5-plus acres. Styles tend to be rustic, with wood and siding commonly used as building materials. Styles in the area are normally a cross between ranch and craftsman homes. You'll find large fields marked by wooden and wire fences and trees lining the streets in looping subdivisions off of the thoroughfares stretching through the neighborhood.
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 Collins Elementary School with a B-minus rating on Niche. It's mainly known for focusing on student experience. The school implements student-led parent-teacher conferences to ensure student needs are met. 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, which has 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.
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 to get around in Summit View, so walkability only extends to walking to your neighbor's house.
Summit View neighbors a shopping area off the 5-12. Locals can pick up their groceries at Safeway or Albertson's, a local grocery chain. For a bite to eat, head to Summit Pub. This casual spot has high tables and a full bar. You'll find drink specials and brews on tap in neat handwriting on a chalkboard hung next to the bar; it's a popular place to gather on game night and relax with family and friends.
Heritage Recreation Center is a hub of activity right near the neighborhood. Locals flock to the facility for baseball games, soccer practice and a children's play area. There's also an indoor concessions area so you can keep up for an all-day tournament, and if sports aren't your or your family's focus, hop on the Nathan Chapman Memorial Trail for some laid-back exercise.
For a homebuyer looking for a rustic community that boasts plenty of space in its lots, Summit View is an option worth considering.
Nick Shivers
Keller Williams PDX Central
(971) 232-4415
1,287 Total Sales
1 in Summit View
$495,000 Price
Tiffany Weil
Realty One Group Turn Key
(360) 504-4072
35 Total Sales
1 in Summit View
$755,000 Price
Kathryn Kleber
Keller Williams Realty PS
(206) 460-1987
147 Total Sales
1 in Summit View
$540,000 Price
Sophia Yazaryan-Cosola
John L. Scott, Inc.
(253) 796-8411
207 Total Sales
4 in Summit View
$340K - $675K Price Range
Dan Olague
John L. Scott, Inc.
(253) 683-7958
87 Total Sales
3 in Summit View
$450K - $535K Price Range
Tamara Paul
RE/MAX Northwest
(206) 483-2630
164 Total Sales
2 in Summit View
$442K - $450K Price Range
On average, homes in Summit View, Summit sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Summit View, Summit over the last 12 months is $540,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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