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East Sunnyside Neighborhood is the City of Marysville’s most southern neighborhood and is bordered by 64th in the north, Highway 9 in the east, Soper Hill Rd in the south and 52nd and 67th in the west.
Even though Kellogg Marsh is the larger neighborhood in terms of dwellings units and population, East Sunnyside Neighborhood has the greatest potential for growth in the coming years. There are many 5+ acre parcels that are being purchased to make way for Marysville’s latest new construction which is sectioned from 55th in the north, 83rd in the west, Highway 9 in the east and Soper Hill in the south.
East Sunnyside is 93% zoned for single family dwellings with 4% being community business and the remaining 3% zoned for multi-family (the recreational zoning is too small to make a major influence in the designations). Scattered through East Sunnyside are some small but developing communities like Hawthorn Hill, Westhaven Court, Eastwood Hills Division 1 and Eastwood Hills Division 2.
General Demographics
– 1,585.3 Acres
– Dwelling Units 910
– Population 2,349
– Employment 34
Parks & Recreation
Deering Wildflower Acres is a 30 acre recreational area that was donated to the City of Marysville in 1996 by Western Washington University. It was originally used as a outdoor laboratory and Nature Conservancy. For the City of Marysville to retain usage rights, it must keep the Deering Wildflower Acres in its natural state “for scientific, educational and aesthetic purposes.”
Summer seems to have finally arrived in the Pacific Northwest. The warmer weather means families will be spending more time outside working on their tans but for people living in the Snohomish County flood plain the warmer weather is not [...]
I am back in the office and talking care of office work before the end the day arrives but I am feeling energized and ready to go. Why? From from Keller Williams Realty Marysville’s 2011 Red Day – Wahoos! People [...]
Snohomish County is well into 2012, with another day of snow, and December 2011′s real estate statistics are published for review. Personal Experience Moment: To the disappointment of current clients, I noticed many homes in the $75k – $150 price [...]
Traveling east on Highway 20, to the north Okanogan, and then north on County Road 9495 (Toroda Creek Rd) you will find the remains of Bodie. Established in the early 1900s, Bodie was a small mill town that processed ore [...]
Bryan, was great. He did some searching on his own and we came up with a list of houses to look at together. The house Bryan found was just what we were looking for.
East Sunnyside Neighborhood Real Estate
Even though Kellogg Marsh is the larger neighborhood in terms of dwellings units and population, East Sunnyside Neighborhood has the greatest potential for growth in the coming years. There are many 5+ acre parcels that are being purchased to make way for Marysville’s latest new construction which is sectioned from 55th in the north, 83rd in the west, Highway 9 in the east and Soper Hill in the south.
East Sunnyside is 93% zoned for single family dwellings with 4% being community business and the remaining 3% zoned for multi-family (the recreational zoning is too small to make a major influence in the designations). Scattered through East Sunnyside are some small but developing communities like Hawthorn Hill, Westhaven Court, Eastwood Hills Division 1 and Eastwood Hills Division 2.
General Demographics
– 1,585.3 Acres
– Dwelling Units 910
– Population 2,349
– Employment 34
Parks & Recreation
Deering Wildflower Acres is a 30 acre recreational area that was donated to the City of Marysville in 1996 by Western Washington University. It was originally used as a outdoor laboratory and Nature Conservancy. For the City of Marysville to retain usage rights, it must keep the Deering Wildflower Acres in its natural state “for scientific, educational and aesthetic purposes.”