Normandy Park, WA

Normandy Park, just South of Seattle and Burien on Puget Sound, has some of the most serene, idyllic locations for waterfront homes. The small community is filled with tall timbers and has very little through-traffic, making it a quiet and well-kept town.

Homes near the waterfront in Normandy Park range from smaller homes with views of the Sound and the islands, to large modern estates seated right on the saltwater shoreline. The waterfront is also highly varied. About half of Normandy Park waterfront homes sit on lots where the water is easily-accessible, with comfortable slopes, low banks, and sandy beaches. The other half sit high on bluffs, with waterfront access through steep stairways and sometimes ladders. These homes have some of the best Puget Sound views, with panoramic vistas of Vashon Island and the Olympic Mountains.

Waterfront homes in Normandy Park start around $500,000 for a high-bluff home needing some work, and reach a peak of over $5 million for an expansive beachfront estate.

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Normandy Park is just South of West Seattle, between Burien/Seahurst and Des Moines. Situated on the Puget Sound waterfront, this neighborhood has a quiet, secluded feel. It's just a short hop to the Airport, I-5, and Highway 509.

The Puget Sound waterfront homes here come in a variety of prices, from economical rambler hideaways to green-built, modern cliff-hanging mansions. There are currently just a few Normandy Park waterfront homes on the market, ranging from $700k to $3.75 million.

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May 16th from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center (19010 1st Ave S), there will be a huge recycling event. You can bring such items as tires, motor oil, antifreeze, lead acid batteries, cardboard, household goods, clothing, toilets and sinks, propane tanks, clean scrap wood, bulky wood, and electronic equipment. For more information, call 206.248.7603.

Rain barrels and compost bins will also be sold at this event for the cash only price of $20 each while supplies last.

Funding is provided by the King County Solid Waste Division, the Washington State Department of Ecology, and the local Hazardous Waste Management Program in King County.

What are they doing over there!? Finally, Normandy Park has builders to develop the First Avenue South Corridor. Welcome to Normandy Park Fitness, and Papa John's and the other new tenants at So. 200th Street. More in the works includes townhomes and office space, landscape and bicycle lanes.

A special Citizen Advisory Committee is working on the many details. Some of the recommendations can be discussed soon.

Stay tuned, subscribe and call me for the latest updates.

The Open House time is 6PM at City Hall on February 7. Normandy Park City ci.normandy-park.wa.us

801 SW 174th Street

We have had an uproar about development of a third runway at Sea-Tac Airport. When things got ugly, the gardeners knew what to do. The Seiki Garden thrives again after many years beside the now-closed Des Moines Way Nursery. Did we plow it under? Thankfully no. Many plants found safety at the City of Sea-Tac Botanical Garden. Cities and neighbors join in the effort to acknowledge and to preserve the gardening contribution of the many immigrant communities. Japanese, Korean and Latino, are just a few that lend richness to the life south of Seattle.

Attend the celebration at City Hall, Sea-Tac at So 188th St and Military Road. Ceremonies at 2PM on Saturday Feb 7.