Snohomish County | Population: ~77,500 | Seattle Metro
A growing Snohomish County suburb along I-5 north of Everett, Marysville sits next to the Tulalip Reservation and its major casino/outlet mall complex, offering relatively affordable housing within commuting distance of Everett and Seattle.
The Cedarcrest/east Marysville area has newer subdivisions on higher ground, while neighborhoods closer to downtown and the Ebey Slough waterfront offer older, more established homes.
Cedarcrest/East Marysville — Newer subdivisions on higher ground.
Downtown Marysville — The city’s historic civic and retail core.
Lakewood — Family neighborhoods near Lake Goodwin, north of the city.
Tulalip-Adjacent — Homes near the Tulalip Resort Casino and outlet mall.
Sunnyside — An established residential neighborhood.
Getchell — Newer growth on Marysville’s eastern edge.
Ebey Waterfront — Homes near the Ebey Slough and Qwuloolt estuary.
North Marysville — Established, more affordable neighborhoods.
Lakewood Crossing — Retail-adjacent newer residential development.
Grove Street — A central, historic residential pocket.
- Adjacent to the Tulalip Resort Casino and Seattle Premium Outlets
- Quick I-5 access to Everett and Seattle
- Historically known as the “Strawberry City” for its agricultural roots
- Growing retail and residential development along the I-5 corridor
Marysville offers relatively affordable housing for the northern Seattle metro, with steady demand from buyers commuting to Everett’s Boeing and naval employment base.
Grades modeled on Niche.com’s Public Schools and Commute categories; Public Transit reflects the Commute grade, the closest available proxy.
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