Neighborhoods near John Campbell Primary School in Selah, WA

Tall, leafy trees and quiet suburban streets make Central Yakima one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the city. “It’s a prestigious neighborhood with mature landscaping and lots of trees. It’s just really picturesque,” says Jenifer Watson, a real estate broker with Re/Max The Collective who has sold several homes in the area. “It’s like a

East Yakima is the busiest part of the city, home to downtown businesses, several parks, the fairgrounds and a college. Despite all of the activity here, plenty of residential areas are well-suited for buyers looking for a neighborly community. "We get a lot of families that have grown up there and have family members in the neighborhood, and

Desert Aire, WA is a warm golf community on the Columbia River. It features an 18-hole golf club, boat launch, and off-roading areas nearby. Newer homes on half-acre lots offer diverse styles near the golf course and airport.

Selah, WA, a small farming town near Yakima, offers a close-knit community feel. It features Wixson Park, home to annual Community Days, and easy access to the Yakima River for recreation. Housing styles span from 1950s to modern.

Terrace Heights, WA, near Yakima, features Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences, Yakima Sportsman State Park, and Yakima Country Club. The area enjoys 300 days of sunshine yearly and has highly rated schools.

Gleed, WA is an agricultural community in the Lower Naches Valley with multigenerational ties. It features orchards, local eateries, and Lower Naches Community Park. The area has lower crime risk than the national average.