Lifestyle Northwest Winter 2023 by Windermere Real Estate

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Puget Sound’s Black-Owned Restaurants 6

Destination: Stevens Pass 8

Local Happenings 10

Bainbridge Island 12

Kingston / Poulsbo / Silverdale 16

Edmonds / Mukilteo 18

San Juan Island 19

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This close-knit community is only 30 minutes by ferry from the hustle and bustle of the city. From fine food and wine to outdoor recreation, this island has something for the entire family.

CAMANO ISLAND

Boasting stunning sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, this is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Home to a vibrant arts community and an array of local restaurants, shops, markets and festivals.

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Just north of Seattle, Edmonds is a waterfront community rich in history with a charming smalltown feel. Farther north, Mukilteo is known for its outstanding farmers markets and sweeping views of the Puget Sound.

GIG HARBOR

If youʼre looking for a peaceful place to settle down, look no further than the quaint maritime village of Gig Harbor. Its rich history as a fishing village combined with its active arts community make it a hub of cultural gatherings (think food, art, music, and more food).

KITSAP (Kingston, Poulsbo & Silverdale)

Directly across from the mainland, the Kitsap Peninsula has a wide range of activities, events and lodging options making it the perfect getaway weekend choice for Seattleites.

LOPEZ ISLAND

Known as the “Friendly Isle,” here you will find a quaint downtown filled with restaurants, cafes, galleries and shopping, as well as miles of beaches and hiking trails. Escape the city life and live the simple life.

VASHON ISLAND

Just a short ferry ride from Seattle, enjoy the calm beauty of the “Heart of the Sound.” Vashon is known for its eclectic mix of restaurants and award-winning distilleries, as well as its pastoral beauty and thriving artistic community.

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This cozy beach town is known for its 18 miles of pristine sandy beaches. It is the areaʼs most popular surfing destination and also boasts great fishing, clamming, whale watching, and charming local shops and restaurants.

WHIDBEY ISLAND

Rich in leisure and recreation, this is the perfect spot to relax and rejuvenate. 35 miles north of Seattle, accessible by car or ferry, enjoy breezy summers and mild winters on the water.

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PUGET SOUND’S

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Pam’s Kitchen

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WALLINGFORD, SEATTLE

RAINIER BEACH, SEATTLE

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Pam’s Kitchen in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood began as Pam’s Snack Shack in owner and chef Pam Jacob’s native country of Trinidad. Pam moved to Seattle in 1994 and started booking catering gigs with her housecleaning clients and friends. After years of glowing reviews, she opened her first restaurant in 2006. To this day, Pam’s serves a full menu of uniquely Caribbean dishes and refreshments that will fill your senses with new flavors and aromas.

After visiting his wife’s family in Japan, Harold Fields fell in love with a particular type of Tokyo street food: yakitori. This grilled poultry dish became the inspiration for his restaurant Umami Kushi, tucked away in Seattle’s Rainier Beach neighborhood. Locals have fallen for the bold flavors found throughout Fields’ menu just as the yakitori in Japan grabbed hold of his palate. Order the okazu pan, the curry, and the salmon bacon and potato pan for a flavorful experience you won’t soon forget. Umami’s other can’t-miss dishes: jerk chicken, beef curry, and smoked salmon.

Chef Kristi Brown has had just about every job imaginable in the restaurant industry. After being a dishwasher and prep cook for years, she eventually ran her own catering business for a decade before stepping into leadership roles for multiple restaurants. Her restaurant Communion is the culmination of all her career experiences, offering a menu of soulful cuisine rooted in traditional American soul food with a flair for innovation. Must-try dishes include the gumbo, jambalaya, shrimp toast, and neck bone stew. Brown says that Communion is “a nod, an acknowledgement, an homage to where I come from.”

 umamikushi.com

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As the culinary landscape throughout the Puget Sound continues to grow, so too does the diversity of ownership among the establishments that make up the local food scene. We’ve compiled a list of some of the region’s favorite Black-owned restaurants whose menus are drawing crowds of foodies. From the heart of Seattle to Vashon Island, be sure to add these spots to your must-visit list.

Jackson’s Catfish Corner

Mama Sambusa

Orlando’s Southern BBQ

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Did somebody say “catfish”? Since 1985, the Jackson family has been serving Seattle’s Central District neighborhood with fresh catfishinspired dishes you simply won’t find anywhere else in the city. Opened in 1985 by Woodrow and Rosemary Jackson, the original Catfish Corner served happy customers for decades before being sold in 2009. Fast forward to today, and Terrell Jackson (son of Woodrow and Rosemary) has the business up and running again, ensuring the Jackson family name will remain synonymous with delectable catfish fare for years to come.

The Mama Sambusa story began in Somalia in 1996, when founder Marian Ahmed left the country in hopes of starting her own restaurant. Since 2009, Ahmed has passionately served Seattle with delicious food representative of Somali culture. Her Sambusa, a fried East African treat, comes with beef, chicken, salmon, or lentils. All menu items are 100% Halal, bursting with flavors that make for a truly special meal. Next time you’re passing through Rainier Valley, don’t forget to make a pit stop for some Sambusa!

What does it take to start serving Southern barbecue cuisine? For Orlando’s Southern BBQ CEO Ms. Jackie, all it took was two cast iron pots and a tent. In 2013, that was all the equipment Ms. Jackie had to start serving barbecue to the fine folks of Oak Harbor at farmers markets and local events. Little by little, tell of Ms. Jackie’s brisket, ribs, and burgers spread, evolving into a food truck business in 2017, then a brick-andmortar restaurant in downtown Oak Harbor in 2018. Today, Orlando’s is a hub for authentic Southern barbecue and live entertainment.

 jacksonscatfishcorner.com

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Destination Stevens Pass

Stevens Pass is one of the most epic sights to behold in all of the Pacific In the heart of the Cascade Mou renowned alpine destination has a for offering world-class amenities its rich history. Outdoor enthusiasts have come to these slopes for over 85 Stevens shows no signs of slo 8 LI FEST Y LE NORTH W EST | W I NTER 2023

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History: In 1937, Bruce Kehr and Don Adams had an

idea for how to share their love of the mountains with the people of the Pacific Northwest: install a rope tow to help people navigate the slopes. Once their first rope tow was completed, it didn’t take long for the crowds to descend, hiking their way to Stevens from the west and riding by bus from the east. As time went on, Kehr and Adams expanded their operation by installing additional lifts up the mountain, helping to make the pass a preferred destination among Washingtonian skiers.

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Amenities: Stevens Pass caters to all types of winter

thrill seekers, from seasoned snowboarders to families of skiers looking to start a new hobby together. The resort has over 1,000 acres of skiable terrain, welcoming to both novices and experts alike. Whether smooth downhill runs or backcountry trails are more your style, you’ll find your snowy haven here. The lodging is just as impressive. With over 40 lodging partners in the historic Skykomish Valley, there are accommodations for all tastes to round out your winter vacation. The Bavarian town of Leavenworth is nearby, a winter wonderland of themed restaurants, shops, and around-the-clock activities with cabins of all sizes, quaint bed-and-breakfast lodging, and hotels to fit your budget. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a family-friendly retreat, Stevens Pass has plenty to offer.

Legacy: Stevens Pass is more than a dot on the map;

it’s a place where generations of memories are made and traditions are born. Alpine enthusiasts return year after year, sharing stories of their most memorable runs down the slopes. Anyone who’s been here knows that the experience stays with you long after you descend from the mountain and the snow melts from your boots.

Before you hit the mountain, make sure you’re prepared. Here are a few essential safety tips for your day on the slopes:

Guides: Are you just getting into skiing? Are you an avid

♦ Check avalanche conditions and winter storm warnings

snowboarder who’s looking to learn more about the area? Wherever you are on the ability scale, Stevens Pass has guides who can help you, broken down into three categories: beginner, intermediate, and family. Beginner guides give you an overview of how to prepare and what to expect when you arrive for a fun day on the mountain. Intermediate guides fit those who have experience skiing and/or snowboarding but would like more information about the pass. And family guides accommodate those with children ages 12 years and younger.

Prepare: Resort cameras are available online to view

the conditions of the pass, but it’s always wise to research the weather forecast while planning your trip. A lift ticket gives you access to recreational activities on the mountain and is required for entry, even if you don’t ride a chair lift. Rental equipment is available onsite and comes with a complimentary gear check service so you can stow your belongings. Have fun hitting the slopes!

♦ Check tire chain requirements in the passes ♦ Keep a first aid kit handy ♦ Pack water and fluids, snacks, and a tool kit to repair gear as needed ♦ Don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen ♦ If you crash and can’t get help, an emergency tarp or space blanket will protect you

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There’s always something to do in the Pacific Northwest!

Ebey’s Forever Conference & Community Celebration November 3 & 4 Did you know that the country’s first national historical preserve is right here in our backyard? Ebey’s Reserve in central Whidbey Island spans 24 square miles. Working farms, trails, residential streets, and waterways all coalesce in harmony. The Ebey’s Forever Conference and Community Event, held in early November, is a celebration of this special area and its history. If you’re planning on spending some time on Whidbey Island this winter, catch this conference to learn a bit more about this beloved cultural landscape.

Anacortes Holiday Market at the Depot

Bellevue Ice Rink

November 4 & 5, 10 am – 3 pm

Celebrating 25 years of winter skating, the Bellevue Ice Rink reopens this year on November 17. With over 9,000 square feet of real ice to dig your skates into, this is the kind of winter experience holiday dreams are made of. Skaters of all skill ranges are welcome to try their best moves on the meticulously maintained ice. For just $14 on weekdays and $17 on weekends, your ticket gets you 75 minutes of skating time. Public hours vary, so check the Bellevue Ice Rink website for more information.

There’s no better way to wrap up (or begin) your holiday shopping than by paying a visit to some of the area’s best winter markets. The Holiday Market at the Depot in Anacortes is a quaint, curated event that will have you feeling the holiday cheer from the moment you step inside. Over 30 local vendors will have their art, photography, and handmade goods on display to help you find the perfect unique gifts for family and loved ones.

November 17 – January 15

Camano Island Chili Chowder Cookoff

Light Up Kirkland

November 11, 3 pm – 7 pm

Come to Kirkland and watch the sky light up! This is a magical event that perfectly captures the wonder and enchantment of the holiday season. Bring your family for a fun-filled evening with hot cocoa, cookies, and a stroll through the park where you’ll come upon the winter wonderland of lights set against the scenic views of Marina Park. Don’t miss the beach bonfire later in the evening, followed by an appearance by the Argosy Cruises Christmas Ship!

What’s that smell? It’s chili chowder, wafting in from Camano Island! Nearly two dozen professional and amateur chefs from around the Sound will gather this November to compete for the top prize: best chili chowder in town! There will be beer and wine available to wash down the savory tastings from 20+ contestants. Don’t forget to enter in the raffle competition to win gifts from local vendors. If you do decide to attend this event, make sure you’re hungry when you go!

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December 9, 4 pm – 7 pm

Winter is upon us! Gather up the gang, bring your hot cocoa, and head out into the chilly Pacific Northwest to enjoy some of the best winter activities around. We’ve gathered a list of some of our favorite local happenings taking place this winter. No matter where you live, you’re not far from an event to help keep the holiday spirit alive and well. Be sure to add these festivities to your list of holiday fun!

Columbia City Night Market 3rd Saturday every month, 6 pm – 10 pm Doubled in size since 2021, the Columbia City Night Market has become a hub for night owls looking for handmade goods, food trucks, and beer gardens. Get all these experiences in one at this special community event in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood on 37th Ave South between Hudson and South Edmonds streets. There’s live music and plenty of fun activities to make your Saturday night special.

New Year’s at the Needle December 31 The most iconic structure in the Pacific Northwest hosts one of the most exciting New Year’s celebrations out there. Seattle’s Space Needle is not only a marvel of design and construction, but it’s also the host of the best New Year’s spectacle in town. Over 200 drones capture footage from the fireworks and light display surrounding the Needle. Get down to the Seattle Center before the clock strikes midnight for a celebration you won’t want to miss.

Photo: Jordan Stead, Seatle PI

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND bainbridge@windermere.com / 206-842-5626 / WindermereBainbridge.com ● WRE / BI, Inc.

THE PEARL OF THE PUGET SOUND Just a short ferry ride from downtown Seattle, visitors are immediately welcomed by Bainbridge Island’s flourishing greenery and dramatic shoreline. With the Olympic Mountains to the west and Mount Rainier to the east, residents of the island cherish its natural beauty and close-knit community. On top of all the opportunities for outdoor recreation, the Islandʼs Downtown district is filled with charming shops and restaurants. Bainbridge Island residents enjoy the benefits of a small-town environment while living only 30 minutes by ferry from the hustle and bustle of the city. SOLD

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Eagledale Northwest Contemporary

Impeccable Winslow Penthouse

Rolling Bay Cottage

Jason Shutt / 206-399-3641

Ty Evans / 206-795-0202 Natalie Evans / 206-795-2818

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Wing Point NW Lodge-style

Battle Point Traditional

Custom Point White Craftsman

Jackie Syvertsen / 206-790-3600 Diane Sugden / 206-355-9179

Jen Pells / 206-718-4337

Jason Shutt / 206-399-3641

Magical Manzanita Bay

Spacious Allens Cove Estate

Quintessential Bainbridge

Jan Johnson / 206-371-8792

Sarah Sydor / 206-683-4526

Captivating views from this timeless timber-frame include the Cascades, Seattle, & the Olympics. All-day natural light. #2068934. $2,685,000.

Embrace artful Northwest living in this home featuring a stunning great room, high ceilings, beautiful hardwoods, chef’s kitchen, and more. Sold for $1,788,000.

The Island’s most coveted west-facing waterfront, with sweeping views of the Olympics, sandy beaches, and unbelievably brilliant sunsets. #2126504. $4,228,000.

This stunningly luxurious waterfront penthouse condominium offers extraordinary views of Seattle and all of Eagle Harbor. Sold for $2,888,000.

Welcome to this charming cedar-shingled home on 2.5 private acres, with warm hardwood floors and quality finishes throughout. Sold for $2,100,000.

Exceptional 5,393 sq.ft. Cape Cod-style home with a coveted 49' boat slip. Sunny park-like setting above historical Port Madison Bay. #2139792. $3,795,000.

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Updated to capture the magnificent views from the Seattle skyline to the Cascades, 700 sq.ft. of decking for entertaining and dining. #2147878. $1,498,000.

Thoughtfully designed and perfectly sited for stunning views of Rich Passage, with 95' of spectacular south facing low-bank waterfront. Sold for $3,175,000.

Charming home with wraparound porch on private 0.81-acre property. Flowing floor plan and fantastic outdoor entertaining space. #2164779. $1,440,000.

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

Beachfront Dream Home / Rockaway Beach

Rockaway Beach has it all, with amazing views: enjoy the ever-changing activity of Puget Sound and the sparkling Seattle skyline. You will be on vacation everyday with 60 feet of low bank waterfront, a kayak launch ramp, and waterside deck. Expansive views reach from Mt. Baker to Mt. Rainier. The main floor is an open floor plan, with 2 sets of double glass doors leading to the deck and waterfront. Updated kitchen with butler's pantry. The family room and living room both enjoy cozy gas burning fireplaces and deck access. The upper level can be accessed by stairs or elevator, leading you to the primary suite with an updated spa-like bath and 2 walk in closets. Two upper-level bedrooms enjoy a full view. Offered at $2,988,000 / #2129662

Gorgeous Views on Every Side / Point Monroe 206-755-8411 SusanGrosten@windermere.com SusanGrosten.com

WRE / BI, Inc.

Custom-designed Cape Cod waterfront home with 360 degree water views of the Olympic Mountains and Cascades from every room. This home enjoys 108' of waterfront with both sandy Puget Sound access as well as a boat launch on the lagoon. Ever-changing wildlife and boat activity is your daily entertainment. Easy kayak launch from your own beach and the crabbing is great! Multiple decks to enjoy entertaining. Open floor plan on the main floor with 2 fireplaces. The primary suite is the entire upper level with elevator access. Cook’s delight kitchen with high-end appliances and large prep island. In-floor radiant heat. Freshly painted exterior. Custom home built by Jerry Reese Construction. 2-car garage for plenty of storage. Offered at $2,700,000 / #2147067

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

Exceptional Island Estate / South End

Gorgeous estate property on nearly 5 sunny, private acres. Following the principles of modern architectural design, the home boasts clean lines, flowing open spaces and an abundance of glass to capture maximum natural light and views. Substantially renovated, the finishes pair natural materials and top-quality fixtures and appliances to create a seamless, comfortable, minimalist home. The 4,365 sq.ft. home features 4 bedrooms and main floor living. Detached 3,053 sq.ft. structure includes an 885± sq.ft. ADU plus expansive rec room and multiple garage bays. Offered at $3,800,000 / #2160975

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Exquisite New Construction / South End

Elegant modern compound built with the intention of net zero living, human health, and connectivity. Sited on 2.52 acres to enjoy maximum solar exposure and capture territorial views. Steel-and-glass home is elevator ready with flexible floor plan and 3 bedrooms (2 with en-suite baths). Sustainability features include wire-ready for solar panels & car charging, low-E windows, LED lighting, efficient zoned heating & cooling, to name a few. Tiny-house inspired ADU was created by elevating a shipping container and has everything needed and nothing more. Offered at $2,580,000 / #2151286

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WINDERMERE

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SOLD

Vesna Somers, J.D. MANAGING BROKER / LUXURY ADVISOR

Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity / Manzanita

Extraordinary west-facing waterfront estate opportunity on 2 parcels totaling 2.26 acres with almost 200 feet of low-bank, fully bulkheaded waterfront with a dramatic view of the Olympic Mountains and breathtaking sunsets. Remodel the existing single-level home including a 3-car garage with a half bath, or create your own dream here. This is one of the nicest locations on the island with wonderful afternoon sun, gorgeous gardens, and privacy. Includes a charming cottage shed with a stone fireplace at the water’s edge. Sold for $5,655,000

206-947-1597 vesna@windermere.com vesnasomers.com WRE / BI, INC.

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KINGSTON / POULSBO / SILVERDALE Kingston 360-297-2661 / Poulsbo 360-779-5205 / Silverdale 360-692-6102 ● WRE/West Sound, Inc.

New Kingston Home!

Gorgeous Port Orchard Home

One-Level Living in Hansville

Michelle Cook / 206-351-4260

Jeanette Paulus & Eric Cookson / 360-286-4321

Doug Hallock / 360-271-1315

NEW 1,500 sq.ft. 3-bedroom, 2-bath home ideally situated on a flat 0.21 acres in Gamblewood! Approx. 5 miles to downtown Kingston. #2160390. $429,000.

3-bed/2.5-bath, 1,843 sq.ft. home in Sinclair Heights. Large covered porch, office/formal dining room, living room, large kitchen & more! #2157813. $499,900.

PENDING

Quarter-acre lot, impeccable open floor plan, singlestory home on a quiet cul-de-sac. 1,417 sq.ft. with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. #2156500. $485,000.

PENDING

In-Town Kingston Home

Southwest-Facing Bainbridge Gem

Desirable Hood Canal Neighborhood

Michelle Elsom / 206-769-2402

Marisa Robba / 206-755-0300

Jeannette Schanbeck / 360-581-8862

Marvel in the Ever-Changing Views

Stunning Architectural Details

Postcard Views

Julie Bray-Larsen / 206-300-7001

Rebecca Olodort / 714-856-3235

Summer Davy / 360-535-3625 Steve Derrig / 360-710-8086

Idyllic Farm on Private Lake

Silverdale Home on Acreage

Pristine Comtemporary Craftsman

Rebecca Johnson / 253-227-8579

John Hays / 360-509-2601

Marie Hooker / 360-440-8550

New carpet, interior paint and new roof coming! Many improvements for this 2,118 sq.ft., 3-bed / 2.5-bath home! Minutes to downtown! #2137591. $700,000.

2-acre waterfront estate with 3,000+ sq.ft. of one-story living. Separate 2-bedroom cottage. Light-filled living spaces. #2133963. $1,995,000.

A rare opportunity! Over 5 acres of fenced flat pastures, a barn for equestrian/animal lovers with one stall and room for 6 more. #2075763. $799,000.

Freshly painted inside and out with an open-concept kitchen, dining and living room. Nestled in beautiful greenery for a truly private feel. #2158035. $939,000.

2-bed/2.5-bath home with updated chef’s kitchen featuring high-end appliances & quartz countertops. Water & mountain views. #2134959. $779,900.

Sumptuously designed house and 2.34-acre property in a serene, woodsy area. Feels rural yet is only 6 minutes to Highway 3. #2155273. $1,150,000.

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Beautiful single-level home, 3-bedroom, septic, double car garage on beautiful wooded half an acre. Peekaboo view of Olympics and water. #2154270. $455,000.

Professionally updated kitchen, baths, flooring throughout. Western Red Cedar siding, gutter and downspout system, and more. #2152411. $774,900.

Mountain Aire neighborhood of Poulsbo. Open concept living space, 4 bedrooms, and 2.75 baths. Minutes to all bases & downtown Poulsbo. #2150261. $700,000.

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Woodbridge by Lungren Homes

Phase 3 now selling! 54 new homes comprised of 11 different floor plans, many with Olympic Mountain views, in Silverdale. Fully-fenced yard, heat pump, quartz counters, covered patios, Huntwood soft-close cabinets. Private dog park, minutes to downtown, Bangor, Keyport. Award-winning Central Kitsap schools. Call for pricing or to schedule a tour. LungrenHomes.com

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EDMONDS / MUKILTEO Edmonds 425-672-1118 / Mukilteo 425-348-5960 ● WRE/GH LLC

HISTORICAL COASTAL COMMUNITIES Located in close proximity to both Seattle and Everett, Snohomish County’s oldest incorporated town, Edmonds, is rich in history and recreational opportunities. Edmonds is home to a prosperous arts and culture community, and offers easily accessible beaches, waterfront parks, and a walkable downtown district. Mukilteo is the gateway to the Salish Sea and Whidbey Island. The new ferry terminal is the first to be built in 40 years in Washington State, and was inspired by the tribal longhouses built by the Coast Salish tribes who occupied the land the terminal is built upon. SOLD

SOLD

One-of-a-Kind Edmonds Bowl home

Downtown Edmonds Condo

Daina Boden / 206-696-2280

Megan Walla / 206-817-0408

Turid Bouchoukian / 206-954-6675

Custom New England Saltbox design completely updated to today’s trends. Large lot. Top of cul-de-sac. Short walk to town. Sold for $1,680,000.

Remodeled townhouse with 2-car garage! Lots of light in this 2-bed/2-bath home with vaulted ceilings! Sold for $439,950.

PENDING

SOLD

Edmonds New Construction

Edmonds Bowl Home

Adam E. Cobb / 206-854-9454 / AdamCobb.com

Multiple indoor & outdoor living spaces. Luxury in the details; thoughtful built-ins. #2154301. $1,649,000.

Fabulous sound, mountain & city views from this 3-bed/2-bath condo in downtown Edmonds. Garage parking + storage. #2159011. $995,000.

Secluded on a ¼ acre. Timeless design. 5 bedrooms, 4 bonus rooms and views. #2147466. $2,195,000.

Edmonds Bowl Condo

2-bed/1-bath updated condo with cozy gas fireplace. One level; gracious outdoor space. Lovely western exposure! Parking & storage. Sold for $749,500. Lyn Winter / 206-818-1378

SOLD

Style, Comfort, Location!

New Construction with a View!

Edmonds Bowl Location with View!

Tina Chun / 206-718-0658

Mike Miller / 206-601-3686

Beautiful 2-story home, nestled in a private, spacious, tree-lined backyard. 4 beds, family, and bonus rooms. Entertainment-sized deck. #2143302. $879,000.

Presale opportunity on view lot in Old Town Mukilteo. Modern, multi-level design with stunning Sound view roof. Customize to your liking! #2012966. $1,800,000.

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Built in the 1900s, fully remodeled in 2000. Breathtaking views from nearly every room. Endless possibilities for using space in this home. Sold for $1,795,000.

WINDERMERE

SAN JUAN ISLAND

Roche Harbor Estate with a Deep-Water Dock

Extensive masonry, vintage cobblestones and repurposed beams. A majestic great room, astonishing views a gathering space. Main floor primary, fairytale fireplace, stone wall and French doors to a patio. Game and bonus room upstairs. Outside to cobblestone patios, built-in BBQ and view verandas. Paddle board, kayak, park your yacht out your door!

Jill Sjolin

206-313-6563 / #brokerbyboat jill@windermere.com / jillsjolin.com

Offered at $3,500,000 / #2138456

WRE/HLC

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