Enjoy a daylight stroll down one of the numerous walking trails, or perhaps an unhurried drive amongst the countless tree lined boulevards. Designated the “#1 Place to Live in Snohomish County” & “#6 Place to Live in Washington State”, you can undoubtedly realize why.

Welcome to Woodway, WA, “The Quite Place”. A 320-acre city, initially acquired by Dan Whitcomb, Sir in 1912. Whitcomb, Sir had an affinity for “country living” and insisted upon deed requirements of parcels at a minimum of 2-acres with vast setbacks. In the 50’s, grassroots efforts established Woodway as a Fourth-Class City, providing independence and protection against impending development.

The 1,300+ inhabitants that reside in this enchanting city enjoy dwellings with a median value of $1,161,300. Many commercial businesses are conveniently located just outside the city, in Shoreline to the South & Edmonds to the North, with sweeping Sound & Mountain views to the West. The Woodway Reserve (Upper & Central), John Bush Play Area, Richmond Saltwater Beach Park, & Kruckeberg Botanical Gardens provide local residents an arrangement of natural sanctuaries.