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Monroe Homes for Rent

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    $1,799 - $2,499 per month

    Cherry Creek

    1-3 Beds

    520 S Kelsey St, Monroe, WA 98272

    Cherry Creek Apartments offers spacious one, two, and three bedroom duplexes and townhomes in Monroe. Select homes have an attached garage and additional storage, while ground-floor homes offer a private patio. Your cat or pup will appreciate the green spaces and walking distance to Skykomish River Park, while you'll love the easy access to conveniences like shops, restaurants and schools.

    520 S Kelsey St, Monroe, WA 98272
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    $3,000 per month

    • 1,685 Sq Ft
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    120 E Main St, Monroe, WA 98272

    Historic Retail Space at 120 E. Main Street, Monroe, WA Located in Monroe’s historic district, this charming brick storefront offers a unique opportunity for high-end retail, restaurant, or bar ventures. With stunning architectural details and large display windows, the space combines historic charm with modern potential. Situated on the vibrant main street, it attracts both foot traffic and

    Cecelia Carson Compass Realty Solutions

    120 E Main St, Monroe, WA 98272
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    $1,875 per month

    Parkside

    1-3 Beds

    700 W Maple St, Monroe, WA 98272

    Parkside Apartments is your new waypoint, well located in Snohomish County and close to shops, dining, and nearby parks. All of our spacious homes come outfitted with an in-home washer and dryer and high-end wood-style flooring, seamlessly blending form and function. Parkside Apartments also invites your cat or dog to make the move with you. We know they'll love the cozy layouts and patios

    700 W Maple St, Monroe, WA 98272

Why Live in Monroe

Monroe, known as the Gateway to the Sky Valley, is a bedroom community situated at the confluence of the Snohomish, Skykomish, and Snoqualmie Rivers, intersected by three major highways. This location makes it convenient for residents commuting to Seattle, Bellevue, and Everett. Monroe offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including fishing, hiking, skiing, and rock climbing, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood features a mix of expansive three to five-bedroom homes, split-levels, ramblers, and modern houses on large lots, with new construction focusing on middle housing like duplexes and mixed-use buildings. Monroe's historic downtown adds charm while the community adapts to growth, preserving open spaces as per Washington State's growth management act. Local highlights include Lake Tye Park, a 64-acre park with a recreational lake, loop trail, picnic shelters, sports courts, and a playground. Evergreen Speedway and Evergreen Equestrian Park offer racing and equestrian events, respectively. Dining options include Monroe Fish and Chips, known for its LGBTQ+ friendly environment. Retail needs are met by stores north of Route 2 and the Big Box Outlet Store. With Route 2, Route 522, and Route 203 providing easy access, Monroe is well-connected to surrounding metro areas. Monroe has a low crime risk compared to the national average, adding to its appeal for potential homebuyers.

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