Downtown Edmonds

Downtown Edmonds is a walkable, waterfront village about 15 miles north of Seattle — Washington's first certified Creative District. The compact grid along Main Street mixes historic craftsman homes with contemporary condos, art galleries, independent restaurants, and a Kingston ferry terminal that doubles as a commuter shortcut to the Kitsap Peninsula. With a Walk Score approaching 90 in the core, Puget Sound sunsets from Brackett's Landing, and a Sounder train station four blocks from the water, it functions as both a livable small town and a viable Seattle commuter hub.

Downtown Edmonds is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in south Snohomish County (Walk Score 89 in the core, vs 48 citywide). The Sounder N Line runs four morning trains to Seattle King Street Station (30 min) and four evening returns. Community Transit bus routes connect to Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, and the Link light rail. The Kingston ferry departs from the foot of Main Street every 30 minutes. Cyclists use the Interurban Trail north to Everett or south toward Shoreline. Main Street closes to cars on select Saturdays for seasonal markets.

Seattle commuters who want a walkable waterfront lifestyle with a 30-minute Sounder train ride to King Street Station Retirees and downsizers drawn to the arts scene, restaurants, and small-town pace within reach of Seattle amenities Young professionals seeking condo entry points ($685K-$950K) in a walkable, amenity-rich neighborhood