The Best Washington Cities to Buy a House In

Have you ever considered moving to the beautiful and mountainous Washington State? Maybe you already live in Washington but you’re looking for a change of pace. Maybe you got accepted for a new job or school! 

Whatever the reason for the move, there are plenty of interesting cities that you can look into. 

If you’re looking to buy a house instead of staying in one of the many Washington apartments up for rent, we want to help you find a place to settle. Keep reading for some of the best Washington Cities to buy a home this year.

Bothell 

Bothell straddles King and Snohomish counties and it has a population of almost 50,000. It’s still a small city, but it’s growing, and now is the time to buy if it appeals to you. 

Like most of the pacific northwest, you’ll have no trouble finding perfect hiking spots for all of your outdoor needs. Whether you’re taking your children or your furry friends with you, there’s a trail for everyone within driving distance. 

The commute from Bothell to Seattle is just under a half hour on a good day, making it a great choice for people who crave the feel of a major metropolitan city without the price tag that comes with it. 

It has wonderful public schools (as it should, being close to several of the tech epicenters of Washington) and it’s overall a wonderful place to settle down.

Everett

Everett is a mid-sized Washington city at just over 110,000 residents. It’s about 25 miles north of Seattle and it’s one of the primary cities in the Puget Sound region. 

This is a great place for a family to raise children. It’s affordable enough to buy a home and there are parks and museums for daily fun. 

Day trips to Seattle are effortless and getting to coastal Washington is an easy weekend trip for the whole family. 

Snohomish

Snohomish is a tiny city, boasting just over 10,000 residents as of 2018. If you’re looking to bring your family somewhere quiet that’s still in close proximity to your favorite cultural hotspot, Snohomish might be right for you.

This city has a “hometown” feel with plenty of nature to take in. There are parks for the children and just outside of town you can access hikes. A short drive away you’ll find Seattle, and a slightly longer drive away you’ll hit the shoreline. All of this without the Seattle prices.   

Mill Creek

Vancouver is a beautiful and quiet city that’s located directly north of popular Seattle. Many people work in Seattle while living in the much more affordable Mill Creek. 

While it isn’t as outdoorsy as some other Washington cities, it’s still part of the pacific northwest, meaning that there are plenty of trails and mountains to be traversed.

While there isn’t much to see in Mill Creek itself, you’re only a bus ride or drive away from Seattle which will fill all of your cultural (and foodie) needs. 

Looking for Washington Cities for Your Next Home?

Washington is becoming more popular than ever as more people from across the country join us here in the Evergreen State. If you’re looking to buy a home, you should do it fast!

If you’re interested in moving to one of the many beautiful Washington cities, visit our site and contact us. We’d love to help. 

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