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Marysville Washington Real Estate

Traveling North on the I-5 corridor, you’ll find the growing city of Marysville Washington. Located on the westside and almost exactly in the middle of Snohomish County, Marysville is in excellent proximity to nearly everything, the Puget Sound, Cascade Mountain Range and major employers like Boeing and the United States Navy.

Subdivisions & Communities

Copper Creek Two StoryMarysville is sectioned into eleven urban growth areas consisting primarily of ramblers, split-levels and two-story homes: (north-to-south) Lakewood, Smokey Point, Shoultes, Marshall, Kellogg, Pinewood, Getchell Hill, Downtown, Jennings Park, Sunnyside and East Sunnyside.

Neighborhoods and communities vary layout, design and appeal due to the many developers and builders that have worked in Marysville over the years.

Landscape & Surrounding Areas

Surrounded by the Puget Sound, Ebey Slough and with an excellent view of the Cascade Mountain Range, Marysville is a unique little town with much to offer residents. Throughout the year, Marysville takes on many looks depending on the season and a multitude of activities can be enjoyed as well. Residents enjoy hiking, camping, fishing and crabbing, site seeing, boating, snow skiing and that is just to name a few.

Marysville’s History

The city of Marysville started out as a logging town during the late 1800’s but got its heritage from the strawberry cultivators who called Marysville home. During the Roaring Twenties, Marysville was dubbed the “Strawberry City” and ever since we have celebrated our berry town with our annual Strawberry Festival.

Marysville 1950’s


Informational Links & Resources
City Website
Marysville School District
Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Recreation

Rivers Inlet Home


Washington Through the 4 Seasons

Baker Lake Camping & Recreation

Home Buyer & Seller Information

Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension for Navy Families

As April 30, 2010 draws ever closer, many families across Snohomish County are scrambling to find a home, obtain mutual acceptance, and have the property record on or before June 30, 2010. This is not the case if you are [...]

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Snohomish County Market Updates

Poll: Has the Snohomish County Real Estate Market Hit Bottom?

Do you think the housing market has hit bottom?trends In a poll released today by Fannie Mae, nearly 2/3 of Americans say right now is a good time to purchase a home and the bottom has arrived. With that said, Snohomish [...]

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