Mukilteo Real Estate

People often look for relaxation, beautiful landscapes, and luxury when choosing a vacation spot, correct? Imagine being able to find these qualities in your very home; home owners in Mukilteo have done just that. Mukilteo is located on the western portion of Snohomish County and lies directly on the Puget Sound. Luxury is something that Mukilteo takes pride in, with their gorgeous homes and beautiful views of the Puget Sound. “Mukilteo” may mean “good camping ground”, but it has come a long way from just being a good campground. Mukilteo ranked number ten in Money Magazine’s top 100 American, small towns to live in in 2009 and since has risen to number nine. It is also home to one of the most expensive high schools ever built in America, Kamiak High School. Mukilteo may have begun as a place to fish, but has now become the luxury corner of Snohomish County. As Mukilteo advances it still captures its heritage with its annual Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival and the lighthouses still inspire the community today.

Mukilteo is close to Everett and the busyness of the city, 5 miles from Boeing and 7 miles from the Naval Station, but is enough on the outskirts to provide a sense of relaxation and adventure. It is also just a ferry ride away from Whidbey Island making it easy to enjoy simple, island living.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 45. See more Real estate in the city of Mukilteo.
(all data current as of 6/18/2013)

1. $449,950 : 5213 80th St SW, Mukilteo
   
   5 beds, 1 full, 2 part baths

   Home size: 2,450 sq ft

   Lot size: 19,602 sqft
   
2. $598,000 : 5509 101 St SW, Mukilteo
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 2,992 sq ft
   
3. $668,950 : 8775 46th Place W, Mukilteo
   
   4 beds, 3 full baths

   Home size: 3,293 sq ft

   Lot size: 11,761 sqft
   
4. $459,925 : MLS # 502440 in Mukilteo
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 1,752 sq ft

   Lot size: 10,526 sqft
   
5. $785,000 : 11948 Preswick Lane, Mukilteo
   
   4 beds, 3 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 3,397 sq ft

   Lot size: 13,504 sqft
   

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Mukilteo Real Estate Landscape and Surrounding Areas

Nothing speaks of a beautiful landscape better than islands surrounded by ocean water. To complete this postcard worthy picture, ferries can always be seen making their rounds to Whidbey and Camano Islands. The views aren’t limited to the islands, but also include the Olympic Mountain Range. Homeowners in Mukilteo experience some of the best sunsets in the state.

Enjoy one of the many parks along the water. Make use of the endless possibilities of things to do at the beach. Go kayaking, fishing, or swimming; explore the ocean wildlife such as Starfish, Sea Cucumbers, Sea Anemones and more. Build a bonfire, play with your children on the large play set or play games of Frisbee or volleyball.

Take the day to visit a piece of history at Lighthouse Park or if the weather is not beach worthy, explore the Museum of Flight, the Flying Heritage Collection or take a ride on the ferry to Whidbey Island and shop for the day.

Visit the Japanese Gulch, which is a preservation area, where the urban forest and its wildlife such as the pileated woodpecker, the blue heron, and the black-tailed deer can be found. In this forest there are trails from which visitors can enjoy the wildlife.

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Mukilteo Real Estate Subdivisions and Communities

Mukilteo isn’t sectioned into different communities but instead is viewed as a whole. Primarily zoned for Single Family with 47% , Mukilteo incorporates a variety of land use designations which are scattered throughout the city; Right-of-Way 13%, Industrial 12%, Parks & Open Space 11%, Multi-Family 8%, Commercial 7% and Railroad with the remain 2%. Having such a high percentage of single family homes within the City, Mukilteo has made the school system one of its highest priorities.

Mukilteo History

Mukilteo was incorporated on May 8, 1947, but it played a large part in the formation of Snohomish County. It was in Mukilteo that the Point Elliot Treaty, between Governor Isaac Stevens and 22 Puget Sound tribes, was signed. The treaty ceded land to the United States in return for health care, education, a portion of the land, hunting and fishing rights. The treaty was signed in front of more than 2,500 Native Americans.

Mukilteo was first settled by Europeans in 1858, it became a fishing village, trading post, and an important port. The surrounding areas hosted a lumber mill, brewery, and gunpowder plant. Gunpowder can still be found today at Powder Mill Gulch.

In 1900 it was decided that there would be a lighthouse built in Mukilteo for a light and fog signal, it was completed in 1906 and still stands today. Mukilteo began to grow in 1947 after the ferry service began and a fuel storage facility for the Air Force was built on Whidbey Island.