
17106 123rd Place NE #Q202
Bothell, Washington
$665,000
WASHINGTON / KING & SNOHOMISH
The Sammamish River and downtown give you two starting points for exploring Bothell. The city spans King and Snohomish counties, so compare each property’s location and services individually.
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Bothell combines downtown and river-trail connections with residential areas extending into both King and Snohomish counties. Start with the exact address when researching a home. Bothell’s COBMap provides property and utility information, while the city’s construction dashboard shows projects in planning, underway and recently completed.
Compare downtown, North Creek and other locations by your own daily destinations. Trace the route from each property to the places you use, including crossings, hills and the actual entrance to a trail or transit stop.
Use the parcel location to confirm the county and responsible permitting agency. Ask about utility service, access and any association responsibilities instead of assuming every Bothell mailing address has the same arrangements.
For a remodeled home or a future project, search the city’s permit resources and ask planning staff about the specific parcel. Do not infer permission for an addition, extra dwelling or tree removal from lot size or a neighboring project.
Read the buyer’s guide ↗Assemble records for additions, decks, major systems and other improvements. Bothell’s Permit Center explains how to search permits by address; keeping the reference numbers with your property information makes questions easier to follow up.
Describe trail, park and transportation connections precisely. A nearby landmark can be useful context, but confirm the usable route and avoid unsupported commute-time promises in the listing.
Prepare a property-specific pricing conversation covering condition, outdoor space, access and ownership responsibilities. Compare your home with relevant recent properties instead of relying on a citywide average or the older sales below.
Read the seller’s guide ↗The Sammamish River and Burke-Gilman trails pass through Bothell, and the city’s parks directory helps you compare recreation options. The North Creek corridor offers another way to explore the area. Check city transportation resources for current connections, and visit the route you would actually use before making it part of your home-search criteria.
Compare condo and townhome ownership before you buy ↗
Planning to buy and sell at the same time? ↗
Bothell spans both counties. Confirm the county and city jurisdiction for the specific parcel when researching taxes, permits and services.
The city Permit Center links to MyBuildingPermit, including an address search under the Location tab. Contact the city for questions about a record or the requirements for proposed work.
Use the city parks and transportation resources, then walk the actual connection. Compare the route, crossings, access and the way you expect to use it; proximity on a map is only a starting point.
Organize improvement records, confirm property details and discuss presentation and comparable sales with Jeff. Document the home’s features without assuming that a future project will be approved.
Bring your priorities to a conversation with Jeff, or read his client reviews. Explore his historical sales, photos and map below.
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These are Jeff’s reported closed transactions in Bothell. They offer a view of his work in the area, rather than current listings or a measure of today’s market.
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A HISTORY OF HELPING PEOPLE HOME
Production report: January 1, 2018–May 27, 2026. Historical sales, not available homes. Counts represent reported transactions, not unique properties or clients.
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Select a numbered pin for sale details. Pins show approximate address or parcel locations; transactions at the same location share a pin.
Historical listing photos: NWMLS via Redfin. Images reflect the property at the time of its listing.

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Work with Jeff Sowell of Heart & Sowell Homes to compare properties, discuss your timing and understand the next steps. Start with the buyer’s guide or explore Jeff’s selling approach.
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