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Lynnwood Washington Real Estate
The City of Lynnwood is located right off the I-5 corridor in Snohomish County. Having one of the largest single family zoning designations, within Snohomish County, Lynnwood Washington is a city where many Boeing employees and Navy personnel call home. Its has direct access to two major highways, I-5 and Highway 99, that allow for smooth traffic flow in and out of the city. Lynnwood is also home to the recently renovated Alderwood Mall that offers the latest fashions in a safe and secure setting. The access to shopping goods has enticed builders to re-look Lynnwood and start new construction projects.
Subdivisions & Communities
Single family homes are spread throughout Lynnwood, being primarily zone low density single family, has enable the city to allow the development of many communities: A few of these neighborhoods are Alder Ridge, Alder Heights. Another zoning designation, that influences the city’s development, is Regional Commercial. This incorporates almost the entire segment of Highway 99, which passes through Lynnwood as well as the newly redesigned Alderwood Mall, making Lynnwood business friendly.
Landscape & Surrounding Areas
Being a landlocked county, Lynnwood still offers immediate access to the Puget Sound, both pleasure and traveling. To access the Puget Sound just head east and pass through Edmonds to the Edmonds/Kingston Ferry or head north/west the Mukilteo Ferry. In addition to ferry access, Lynnwood is situated within a few miles from the foothills of the Cascade Mountains for spring, summer, fall and winter activities.
General Demographics
– 7.7 square miles
– Dwelling Units 13,328 (2000)
– Population 33, 847 (2000)
Lynnwood’s History
Lynnwood Washington was incorporate in 1959 from a larger area called Alderwood Manor. It the early days, it was originally zone for chicken farming and not for the populous city is has become. The main highway of the time was Highway 99 which stills run through the heart of the city.
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Lynnwood Washington Real Estate
The City of Lynnwood is located right off the I-5 corridor in Snohomish County. Having one of the largest single family zoning designations, within Snohomish County, Lynnwood Washington is a city where many Boeing employees and Navy personnel call home. Its has direct access to two major highways, I-5 and Highway 99, that allow for smooth traffic flow in and out of the city. Lynnwood is also home to the recently renovated Alderwood Mall that offers the latest fashions in a safe and secure setting. The access to shopping goods has enticed builders to re-look Lynnwood and start new construction projects.
Subdivisions & Communities
Landscape & Surrounding Areas
Being a landlocked county, Lynnwood still offers immediate access to the Puget Sound, both pleasure and traveling. To access the Puget Sound just head east and pass through Edmonds to the Edmonds/Kingston Ferry or head north/west the Mukilteo Ferry. In addition to ferry access, Lynnwood is situated within a few miles from the foothills of the Cascade Mountains for spring, summer, fall and winter activities.
General Demographics
– 7.7 square miles
– Dwelling Units 13,328 (2000)
– Population 33, 847 (2000)
Lynnwood’s History
Lynnwood Washington was incorporate in 1959 from a larger area called Alderwood Manor. It the early days, it was originally zone for chicken farming and not for the populous city is has become. The main highway of the time was Highway 99 which stills run through the heart of the city.
Informational Links & Resources
– City Website
– Lynnwood School District
– Chamber of Commerce
– Parks and Recreation