Welcome to Edmonds
Edmonds, WA is one of the most charming waterfront cities in Snohomish County. Known for its small-town feel, stunning Puget Sound views, and vibrant arts and dining scene, Edmonds combines natural beauty with everyday convenience. It’s no wonder Edmonds WA real estate is some of the most sought-after in the region.
A Bit of History
Founded in 1890, Edmonds began as a logging and shingle mill town before evolving into a cultural hub on the Sound. Today, its historic downtown, ferry terminal, and marina make it both a commuter-friendly location and a destination in its own right.
Lifestyle in Edmonds
Life in Edmonds blends coastal charm with modern amenities:
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Waterfront Access: Stroll Edmonds Beach, Brackett’s Landing, or Marina Beach Park (and off-leash dog area!) and take in Olympic Mountain sunsets.
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Shopping & Dining: A walkable downtown filled with boutique shops, cafes, and award-winning restaurants.
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Commute Advantage: Easy access to I-5, Highway 99, and the Edmonds-Kingston ferry terminal — plus Sounder commuter rail directly into Seattle.
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Arts & Culture: The Edmonds Center for the Arts, annual Edmonds Arts Festival, and thriving local galleries make this a creative hub.
Community Events in Edmonds
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Edmonds Arts Festival — A premier regional arts event each June, showcasing local and national talent.
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Edmonds Summer Market — A weekly farmers market running May through October with fresh produce, flowers, and artisan goods.
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Edmonds Waterfront Festival — A celebration of boating, food, and live music each summer.
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Edmonds Holiday Tree Lighting — A winter tradition that draws the community downtown for festivities and cheer.
Housing Snapshot
Edmonds WA real estate offers everything from charming downtown condos and mid-century ramblers to luxury waterfront estates. Reflecting the city’s strong demand and coastal appeal, median home prices year to date are around $1,090,000, while Edmonds Bowl median home prices year to date are aound $1,275,000. You can expect to pay between $2 million and $6 million for luxury waterfront views.
Local Insider Tip
Head to Brackett’s Landing North for tidepooling at low tide as it’s one of the best-kept secrets for families and nature lovers.
Thinking About a Move?
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