1 · CLOSEDMay 15, 2023
18733 131st Dr SE
Snohomish, Washington
$1,160,000Listing-sideMLS #2054868
WASHINGTON / SNOHOMISH
At home in
Snohomish.
Historic downtown and the Riverfront Trail offer two perspectives on Snohomish. Explore First Street and the river, then compare each home’s setting, access, and upkeep.
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A closer look at Snohomish.
Guide updated · About Jeff Sowell
First Street, the Riverfront Trail and the Centennial Trail provide distinct starting points for exploring Snohomish. The Riverfront Trail follows the north side of the Snohomish River between Avenue D and Cady Park. Homes with a Snohomish address can have different settings and jurisdictions, so distinguish the city from surrounding unincorporated areas when comparing properties.
For buyers: compare the details.
Confirm whether the parcel is inside Snohomish city limits. The city Permit Center specifically directs property researchers to check its city map first; the correct jurisdiction determines where to ask about proposed work and available records.
For an older home, separate architectural appeal from the condition of its systems and past alterations. Ask for improvement records, plan appropriate inspections and check whether historic-district or shoreline review applies before budgeting changes.
For any property near water or with drainage questions, research the specific parcel and obtain appropriate insurance and inspection advice. Do not assume a city name, river view or distance from the river establishes a property’s flood exposure.
Read the buyer’s guide ↗For sellers: prepare with purpose.
Gather records for maintenance, additions and system replacements. If the property has distinctive historic features, describe those features accurately and keep documentation separate from assumptions about designation or development rights.
Clarify the parcel’s jurisdiction, utility arrangements and known property questions before marketing. Organize the records a buyer may need so the home’s presentation and supporting information tell a consistent story.
Plan photography around the home’s layout, site and outdoor areas, then discuss a comparison set suited to that property. A downtown home and a property outside city limits may have substantially different features and ownership considerations.
Read the seller’s guide ↗Explore beyond the listing.
The city’s trail resources connect a downtown visit with longer recreation possibilities along the Centennial Trail. For transportation, compare your actual daily routes and current transit options before settling on an area. The city’s Shoreline Master Program is a useful starting point for questions about property near Blackmans Lake, the Pilchuck River or the Snohomish River; ask staff how it applies to a specific address.
Local resources for your research
- City limits and permitting ↗
- Centennial and local trails ↗
- Shoreline property research ↗
- Community Transit trip planning ↗
Planning to buy and sell at the same time? ↗
Questions about Snohomish
Does a Snohomish mailing address mean the home is in the city?
Do not assume it does. Check the parcel against the city map and confirm the responsible jurisdiction before researching permits, services or a planned project.
What should I consider with an older Snohomish home?
Review maintenance and improvement records, inspect the property’s condition and ask whether historic or other location-specific review affects planned changes. Age or appearance alone does not establish official historic status.
How should I research a property near the river?
Investigate the parcel rather than applying an area-wide assumption. Ask about drainage, flood mapping, insurance and applicable shoreline review before making decisions about the property.
How do the sales below help me plan a sale?
They show Jeff’s reported transaction history, including addresses, dates, prices and photos. Ask Jeff for a separate comparison of current relevant properties when discussing your own pricing and preparation.
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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Your next move,
with perspective.
These are Jeff’s reported closed transactions in Snohomish. They offer a view of his work in the area, rather than current listings or a measure of today’s market.
11Closed transactions
$8,094,930Reported sold volume
$1,160,000Highest reported sale
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A HISTORY OF HELPING PEOPLE HOME
Jeff’s closed transactions
in Snohomish.
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.
2 · CLOSEDSep 07, 2022
506 17th Ct
Snohomish, Washington
$575,000Buying-sideMLS #1972901
3 · CLOSEDJun 28, 2022
617 19th St
Snohomish, Washington
$1,100,000Buying-sideMLS #1944410
4 · CLOSEDOct 29, 2021
12818 69th Dr SE
Snohomish, Washington
$900,000Listing-sideMLS #1848534
5 · CLOSEDOct 27, 2021
6130 119th Place SE
Snohomish, Washington
$787,500Buying-sideMLS #1844120
6 · CLOSEDOct 14, 2021
1224 Madrona Dr
Snohomish, Washington
$587,000Buying-sideMLS #1825645
7 · CLOSEDMay 20, 2021
4914 130th Lane SE #B
Snohomish, Washington
$715,000Listing-sideMLS #1756394
8 · CLOSEDOct 05, 2020
12818 69th Dr SE
Snohomish, Washington
$655,000Buying-sideMLS #1652425
9 · CLOSEDFeb 14, 2019
215 7th St
Snohomish, Washington
$465,000Buying-sideMLS #1391617
10 · CLOSEDJan 09, 2019
9330 212th Street SE
Snohomish, Washington
$440,000Buying-sideMLS #1375105
11 · CLOSEDJan 04, 2019
18733 131st Dr SE
Snohomish, Washington
$710,430Buying-sideMLS #1383717
No transactions match this year.
Plan your next move in Snohomish.
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