Welcome to Lynnwood!
Treasured for its convenience, value, and many shopping opportunities, Lynnwood is nestled in a central area with great commuting options! Located north of Seattle next to Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace, commuters love that Interstate-5, Highway 405, and Highway 99 all pass through Lynnwood.
Not only is Lynnwood a haven of convenience, but it’s also home to some fabulous amenities. Schools include Edmonds Community College and a Central Washington University location, gorgeous parks are aplenty, and it’s hard to find better options for dining and shopping anywhere else in Snohomish County!
For those who are thinking about moving to Lynnwood, you can expect a large range of choice when it comes to real estate. Whether you’re looking for an older home from the 1950s or ‘60s on a larger lot or searching for new construction, Lynnwood real estate offers some excellent home options.
Getting Out & About
Lynnwood is a Retail Mecca—how do you choose just one area? Looking for a new car, a couch, organic groceries, jewelry or a specialty bottle of wine? Come to Lynnwood! Total Wine, Whole Foods… only spot in Snohomish County to find these stores (and many others).
Take advantage of splash pad parks, the ice skating rink, and Lynnwood Bowl & Skate!
“One of the reasons my husband and I purchased in Lynnwood was due to the city’s focus on varied park & green spaces. The city offers several larger community parks like Wilcox Park (AKA Flag Park) and Lynndale Park, and many smaller neighborhood parks with play areas and or splash pads.” – Claudette Mitts, Lynnwood resident.
Commuting from Lynnwood
Most people commute using cars, bikes through the Interurban Trail, and park and rides. Interstates 5 and 405 pass through Lynnwood, as well as Highway 99. And with a centrally-located transit center, not to mention the coming-soon Light Rail expansion, Lynnwood is an epicenter of convenience!
Homes in Lynnwood
Home buyers have a wide range of options to choose from, including one-story homes built in the 1950s and ‘60s; split-level homes built in the 1970s and later years; and lots of new and newer construction 2-story homes located East of the freeway.
Click here to search for homes in Lynnwood!
Want to learn more about living in Lynnwood?
Keep exploring on my blog:
