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Arlington, WA

Waterfront Home - New Construction - Move In Ready

Anton Stetner: Real Estate Agent in Marysville, WA
Anton Stetner | Keller Williams Realty NWRE LLC | 800.587.6219
11323 192nd Drive NE, Arlington, WA
Well built and waterfront also...
3BR/2.5BA Single Family House
offered at $244,950
Year Built 2008
Sq Footage 1,292
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2 full, 1 partial
Floors 2
Parking 2 Car garage
Lot Size .32 acres
HOA/Maint $0 per month

DESCRIPTION

A wonderful Riverfront new home with 9ft high ceilings and large windows on the main floor so you can enjoy the gorgeous view. Covered Front Porch Invites You Into This 3 Bedroom, with a loft, 2.5 Bath, 2 Story Home. Enter Into A Spacious Open Living Room that connects to a bright and open kitchen. The Large Master Bedroom has Vaulted Ceilings, Full Private Master Bath And Walk-In Closet. Kitchen & Dining looks to the river. This home is built well above the 100-year flood so no worries there.

see additional photos below
PROPERTY FEATURES

Central heat Walk-in closet Family room
Living room Dining room Dishwasher
Stove/Oven Laundry area - inside

COMMUNITY FEATURES

Garage parking


ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Seller contact info:
Anton Stetner
Keller Williams Realty NWRE LLC
800.587.6219
For sale by agent/broker

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Posted: Oct 2, 2008, 9:01am PDT

Living in Lakewood...a well kept secret! Close to Arlington, but worlds away...

09-26-08
JIM O'DAY
JIM O'DAY: Real Estate Agent in Marysville, WA

Don't tell anyone I told you this, but there is a "secret" area bordered by Silvana, Arlington, and Stanwood. Locals call it 7 Lakes, others call it Lakewood, Wa...

This well kept secret contains many great suprises. Country Burger is a bit hit, and even famous folks such as Gene Hackman have been see there! (He has a summer home just down the road in Lakewood!)

Lake fishing here is fun for the whole family. The area is called 7 lakes for a reason, and bass and trout fishing keep the locals happy!

Pick a lake, grab your pole, and, in minutes, you are at a lake catcing the big one!

Lakewood schools have been rated as excellent! The High School. Middle and Elementary are close to each other, and centralized in the middle of "town". The "town" of Lakewood is nothing more than a post office, a lawn mower repair shop and a vacant former store! A little further into the 7 Lakes neighbrohood, and you have a little store, a campground, a new park, and a movie place! (Did I mention 7 Lakes Pizza?) YUM...

Here is another great part of Lakewood: It is close to the freeway, and you can buy a home with zero down and no PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) using the USDA zero down program.

Call me today for your free list of The Top 20 Zero Down Homes in Lakewood!!

Jim O'Day 425-359-2708 jimoday@johnlscott.com

Beyond the Fly In: Life in Arlington

09-26-08
JIM O'DAY
JIM O'DAY: Real Estate Agent in Marysville, WA

It seems that everyone who comes to Arlington knows about the Fly In every year that transforms our little town into a tourist destination....

BUT, we are much more than a Fly In, we are Arlington! Did you know, for example, that Gene Hackman (Yes, Lex Luthor!) has a summer home in the Arlington area? Did you also know that Gene Hackman flies (ok, takes a plane) in to the Arlington Airport and takes a limo out to his home. He has even been spotted eating a burger just outside oftown at Country Burger!

Arlington is a great place to live and work. it is one of the NW small towns with tons of character. From the Angel of Winds Casino to the main street downtown movie theater, Arlington has a lot to offer. Great restaurants, great neighborhoods, great people, and retail stores (and great burger joints) in a safe, small town.

You can buy a home in Arlington with zero money down, and no Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) using the USDA loan program.... saving you thousands on your home purchase..

Call me any time for your list of "Top 20 best zero down homes in Arlington" today...

Jim jpoday@gmail.com 425-359-2708 John L. Scott Real Estate

19th Annual Stillaguamish Festival of The River

08-08-08
Cheryl Orr
Cheryl Orr: Loan Officer in Everett, WA

The Stillaguamish Festival of the River is a fun way to celebrate summer, learn about water quality, salmon habitat, and the watershed.

Saturday, August 9th - 10am to 10:30pm

Sunday, August 10th - 10am to 9:30pm

This is a free event with activities including live music by Kellie Pickler and Smashmouth!

Fun for the entire family!

This year they feature a giant storytelling tent, a 20' paintable mural, arts and craft vendors, a scrumptious salmon barbecue prepared by the Stillaguamish Tribe, and live music by a variety of local bands.

The mission of the festival is to help people who live and work in the Stillaguamish Watershed and surrounding regions understand how their actions can help make their environment cleaner for people, fish and wildlife. The Tribe recorded at least 8000 attendees at the 2007 Festival of the River.

Printable Map & Schedule of Events

Seating is first come first serve on the lawn. You may bring your own chairs, food & drink. (No Alcohol). There is no extra charge for the music. This is a Drug & Alcohol Free Event.

You're Invited to National Night Out

08-04-08
Cheryl Orr
Cheryl Orr: Loan Officer in Everett, WA

Join your Arlington Police Department for a National Night Out Against Crime, Tuesday, August 5th from 6pm to 8pm in the parking lot on Olympic by the Police Department.

Stop by and visit with Police Officers, a Canine Officer, Support 46 Staff, and Your Local Firefighters. You can have your child seat checked for safety, try on some DUI goggles, view neighborhood map information and learn about Operation Lifesaver.

You will have an opportunity to tour vehicles and take part in activities designed to help make Arlington a safer place to live, work and play.

National Night Out is an annual event and this years marks it's 25th Anniversary. It is designed to strengthen communities by encouraging neighborhoods to engage in stronger relationships with each other and with their local law enforcement partners.