c.1939 Waterfront Washington Home For Sale $175K
$175,000
Waterfront Washington home with a million-dollar outlook. The home offers a large beach-front deck, a private rear garden patio, and doorstep beach access—slide your kayak into the sound and share the moment with otters and gulls
Realtor Comments
Included is a space on the seasonal dock for an additional $350/year. Loft primary bedroom lets you watch the eagles from your pillow, their nest is nearby. Open living room has a cozy fireplace and big windows- snuggle up while storm watching. Shop & storage space in the unfinished basement. So much garden will love a new green thumb. May NOT be rented out or used as airbnb. Cash purchase only, no mortgage. The yearly Fryberg land lease will be around $20,000/year and adjusts every 5 years.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1939
7411 Hermosa Beach Rd, Tulalip, WA 98271
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros
- Proximity to the Puget Sound region: Quick access to larger job markets, universities, airports (Sea-Tac), and big-city amenities while staying outside the core city bustle.
- Outdoor recreation: Easy access to water-based activities (Puget Sound, nearby lakes), parks, trails, and natural scenery.
- Tulalip Tribes culture and amenities: Quil Ceda Village retail center, unique cultural experiences, and Tribal events that reflect the region’s heritage.
- Shopping and entertainment options: A range of shops, dining, and the Tulalip Resort Casino for entertainment and leisure.
- Schools and family-friendly environment: Good access to public schools in nearby Marysville and other local districts; plenty of parks and family activities in the area.
- Growing local economy: Presence of tribal enterprises and related economic activity can provide employment opportunities and local investment.
- Relatively shorter commutes to many North Sound employers: Depending on where you work, you may enjoy reasonable drive times compared with Seattle proper.
Cons
- Climate: Wet, cloudy winters with frequent rain; mild summers but with high humidity and occasional heat waves.
- Housing costs and demand: As part of the Seattle metro area’s broader growth, housing prices and rents can be on the higher side relative to national averages, with competition for desirable properties.
- Traffic and commuting pressures: I-5 corridor and regional arterials get congested during peak hours, especially near Marysville, Everett, and the I-405 interchange areas.
- Public services and pace: Some residents feel services and infrastructure updates can lag behind rapidly expanding nearby areas.
- Limited urban-scale amenities locally: While you have shopping and entertainment nearby, options for major museums, professional sports, and diverse nightlife are more limited than in Seattle or Bellevue.
- Weather variability: While the climate is mild, the frequent rain and grey days can affect mood and outdoor planning for those who thrive on abundant sunshine.
- Growth spillover: As the region grows, you may see development in surrounding areas that alters traffic patterns, housing availability, and local character.
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