
413 60th St SE
Everett, Washington
$670,000
WASHINGTON / SNOHOMISH
Port Gardner waterfront, marina walks, and neighborhood parks offer different ways to experience Everett. Start at the waterfront, then explore the routes between your everyday destinations and the homes on your list.
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Everett is worth exploring as a collection of neighborhoods, rather than a single point on the map. Compare the Port Gardner waterfront with residential streets farther inland and the routes around your regular destinations. The city’s map gallery includes neighborhood, park, zoning and active-project maps, giving you a practical way to research the blocks around an individual home.
Build a shortlist around your actual route: the waterfront, Everett Station and your workplace may each suggest a different search area. Visit at the times you expect to travel, and include the trip from the front door to a bus stop or station.
For a home with additions, a converted room or major updates, compare what you see with the available permit record. Everett’s Digital Records Center links to address searches, permits and certificates of occupancy. Missing online paperwork is a question to investigate, not proof that work was or was not approved.
Compare maintenance as carefully as floor area. Bring questions about the roof, exterior, drainage, heating and any shared ownership obligations to the inspection and document-review process.
Read the buyer’s guide ↗Gather improvement dates, contractor invoices, permits and maintenance records before photography. A clear timeline helps you describe the property accurately and respond to buyer questions without rushing.
Plan how to show the home’s everyday use: access, storage, outdoor space and parking. Identify repairs and presentation work separately, then choose a scope that fits your timing and budget.
Ask Jeff to compare recent properties with similar location, condition and ownership type. The historical transactions below demonstrate his work in Everett; they do not establish a current list price for your home.
Read the seller’s guide ↗Use the city’s parks and neighborhood maps to plan a visit beyond a single listing. For regional travel, check live Sound Transit service information. The Everett Link Extension is a future project; do not treat a proposed station or estimated opening as service available today.
Questions to ask when choosing an Everett listing agent ↗
Planning to buy and sell at the same time? ↗
Use the city neighborhood map, then compare specific homes using the same list of priorities: daily routes, layout, outdoor space, upkeep and total ownership costs. A neighborhood label alone cannot answer those questions.
Start with the Digital Records Center and its address-search and permitting links. Ask city staff about records you cannot find, and discuss the actual work with your inspector and other appropriate specialists.
The Everett Link Extension remains a future project. Use current operator schedules for today’s travel planning and the project page for future plans.
Collect maintenance and improvement records, list the questions a buyer may ask, and discuss preparation and comparable properties with Jeff before deciding what work to undertake.
Bring your priorities to a conversation with Jeff, or read his client reviews. Explore his historical sales, photos and map below.
LOCAL EXPERIENCE. PERSONAL GUIDANCE.
These are Jeff’s reported closed transactions in Everett. 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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$402,000No transactions match this year.
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.
A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START
Tell me where you are today and what you’re considering. We’ll work through the next steps together.
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