North King + South Snohomish
Michael helps buyers and sellers across North King and South Snohomish counties and surrounding communities. These guides highlight just some of the places he serves.
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King + Snohomish CountiesTwo-county convenience with a lively downtown and regional trails.
Bothell spans King and Snohomish Counties and combines a walkable downtown, riverfront trails, established neighborhoods, employment centers and varied housing.
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Snohomish CountyWaterfront character with distinct neighborhoods and housing choices.
Edmonds is known for its Salish Sea waterfront, walkable downtown core, ferry connection and residential neighborhoods that range from compact in-town living to larger wooded properties.
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Snohomish CountyWaterfront connections and neighborhoods with their own character.
Explore Everett through its distinct neighborhoods, from Bayside and Port Gardner to Silver Lake. Grand Avenue Park and its pedestrian bridge connect a bluff-top setting with the waterfront below.
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King CountyLake, river and trail access in a wooded Northshore setting.
Kenmore sits at the north end of Lake Washington, with waterfront parks, access to the Burke-Gilman Trail and residential areas shaped by trees, slopes and water.
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King CountyWooded neighborhoods between Lake Washington and regional trails.
Lake Forest Park is shaped by mature trees, hillsides, creeks and Lake Washington, with the Burke-Gilman Trail, a community-centered Town Center and convenient access toward Seattle and the Northshore area.
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Snohomish CountyLakefront parks and a range of settings around the water.
Lake Stevens offers several ways to enjoy the lake, including North Cove Park near downtown and Lundeen Park on the north shore. A home search can compare waterfront properties with neighborhoods farther from the shoreline.
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Snohomish CountyPractical access, regional transit and a broad range of homes.
Lynnwood offers established residential neighborhoods, regional shopping and services, trails, growing city-center development and Link light rail connections.
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Snohomish CountyTown Center convenience with parks and trails close at hand.
Mill Creek brings together the shops and restaurants of Town Center, the North Creek Trail and neighborhood parks. Compare access to those amenities with the home, lot and maintenance responsibilities that fit your plans.
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Snohomish CountyA compact community shaped by parks, transit and practical access.
Mountlake Terrace sits at the south edge of Snohomish County with Link light rail, direct I-5 access, Ballinger Park and a mix of established homes, townhomes, condos and newer development.
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Snohomish CountyWaterfront living, wooded trails and strong regional connections.
Mukilteo combines a Salish Sea waterfront, the Mukilteo–Clinton ferry, wooded parks and established residential neighborhoods stretching from Old Town toward Harbour Pointe.
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King CountyDistinct neighborhoods and different ways to make city living yours.
Seattle is best explored neighborhood by neighborhood. Compare settings such as Ballard, Green Lake, Greenwood and Lake City, then look closely at housing, outdoor space, everyday services and the routes you would actually use.
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King CountyEstablished neighborhoods with direct connections to Seattle.
Shoreline combines mature residential streets, varied home styles, parks and two Link light rail stations in a location immediately north of Seattle.
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Snohomish CountyHistoric riverfront character with room to spread out.
Snohomish pairs a historic downtown and riverfront setting with established neighborhoods, newer communities and a broader mailing area that includes larger properties and rural surroundings.
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King CountyRiver-valley recreation, gathering places and varied residential settings.
Woodinville brings together a growing downtown, Sammamish River Valley trails, parks, tasting-room districts and residential areas ranging from compact homes to larger wooded and rural-edge properties.
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