King & Snohomish County Market Update – November 2020

by Mark Bergman

The number of people who can work remotely may be changing the way we view our homes, but one trend has not changed. The local housing market in October remained unseasonably hot. And that doesn’t show signs of changing any time soon.

October saw continued low inventory and record-level sales, with the number of sales exceeding that of 2019 year-to-date.

While new listings are on the rise, they are being snapped up quickly and many homes are selling in a matter of days. In King County there were 38% fewer single-family homes on the market as compared to a year ago. Snohomish County had 59% fewer listings. A four-month supply of homes for sale is considered a balanced market, but King and Snohomish counties currently have less than one month of supply.

With supply unable to keep up with demand, home prices are escalating at double-digit rates. The median single-family home price in King County rose 14% over a year ago to $745,000. Prices in Snohomish County jumped 17% year-over-year to a record high of $579,972. About half the homes that closed in October sold for over the asking price as compared to about a quarter of the homes the same time last year.

The real estate market here is uncommonly resilient. Growing employment in major tech industries and an enviable quality of life have made our region one of the fastest growing areas in the country. With interest rates remaining at record lows, we may well skip the traditional slowing in the winter market altogether.

The charts below provide a brief overview of market activity. If you are interested in more information, every Monday Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner provides an update regarding the impact of COVID-19 on the US economy and housing market. You can get Matthew’s latest update here.

This post originally appeared on GetTheWReport.com

The Gardner Report • October 29, 2020

Western Washington Real Estate Market Update – Q3 2020

by Mark Bergman

The following analysis of the Western Washington real estate market is provided by Windermere Real Estate Chief Economist Matthew Gardner. We hope that this information may assist you with making better-informed real estate decisions. For further information about the housing market in your area, please don’t hesitate to contact your Windermere agent.

REGIONAL ECONOMIC OVERVIEW

Employment numbers in Western Washington continue to improve following the massive decline caused by COVID-19. For perspective, the area shed more than 373,000 jobs between February and April. However, the recovery has been fairly robust: almost 210,000 of those jobs have returned. Unemployment levels remain elevated; the current rate is 8.2%. That said, it is down from 16.6% in April. The rate, of course, varies across Western Washington counties, with a current low of 7.2% in King County and a high of 11.2% in Grays Harbor County. The economy is healing, but the pace of improvement has slowed somewhat, which is to be expected. That said, I anticipate that jobs will continue to return as long as we do not see another spike in new infections.

HOME SALES

Sales continued to improve following the COVID-19-related drop in the first quarter of the year. There were 25,477 transactions in the quarter, an increase of 11.6% from the same period in 2019, and 45.9% higher than in the second quarter of this year.
Listing activity remains woefully inadequate, with total available inventory 41.7% lower than a year ago, but 1.6% higher than in the second quarter of this year.
Sales rose in all but two counties, though the declines were minimal. The greatest increase in sales was in San Juan County, which leads one to wonder if buyers are actively looking in more isolated markets given ongoing COVID-19-related concerns.
Pending sales—a good gauge of future closings—rose 29% compared to the second quarter of the year, suggesting that fourth quarter closings will be positive.

HOME PRICES

Home-price growth in Western Washington rose a remarkable 17.1% compared to a year ago. The average sale price was $611,793.
When compared to the same period a year ago, price growth was strongest in Mason, Island, and San Juan counties. Only one county saw prices rise by less than ten percent.
It was even more impressive to see the region’s home prices up by a very significant 9.4% compared to the second quarter of 2020. It is clear that low mortgage rates, combined with limited inventory, are pushing prices up.
As long as mortgage rates stay low, and there isn’t an excessive spike in supply (which is highly unlikely), prices will continue to rise at above-average rates. That said, if this continues for too long, we will start to face affordability issues in many markets.

DAYS ON MARKET

The average number of days it took to sell a home in the third quarter of this year dropped two days compared to a year ago.
Snohomish County was the tightest market in Western Washington, with homes taking an average of only 16 days to sell. All but two counties—Lewis and San Juan—saw the length of time it took to sell a home rise compared to the same period a year ago.
Across the region, it took an average of 36 days to sell a home in the quarter. It is also worth noting that it took an average of 4 fewer days to sell a home than in the second quarter of this year.
The takeaway here is that significant increases in demand, in concert with remarkably low levels of inventory, continue to drive market time lower.

CONCLUSIONS

This speedometer reflects the state of the region’s real estate market using housing inventory, price gains, home sales, interest rates, and larger economic factors.

High demand, favorable interest rates, and low supply clearly point to a seller’s market in Western Washington. As such, I am moving the needle even more in favor of sellers.

As I suggested earlier in this report, although the market is remarkably buoyant, I am starting to see affordability issues increase in many areas—not just in the central Puget Sound region—and this is concerning. Perhaps the winter will act to cool the market, but something is telling me we shouldn’t count on it.

ABOUT MATTHEW GARDNER

As Chief Economist for Windermere Real Estate, Matthew Gardner is responsible for analyzing and interpreting economic data and its impact on the real estate market on both a local and national level. Matthew has over 30 years of professional experience both in the U.S. and U.K.

In addition to his day-to-day responsibilities, Matthew sits on the Washington State Governors Council of Economic Advisors; chairs the Board of Trustees at the Washington Center for Real Estate Research at the University of Washington; and is an Advisory Board Member at the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Washington where he also lectures in real estate economics.

This post originally appeared on the Windermere.com Blog

King & Snohomish County Real Estate • October 11, 2020

King & Snohomish County Update – October 2020

by Mark Bergman

While daily life may seem unpredictable, the local real estate market remains extremely stable. Activity in September acted more like the traditional peak spring market with home sales soaring and prices hitting record highs. Inventory remains very tight and new listings are selling quickly in every price range.

There just aren’t enough homes on the market to meet demand. King County had about half the inventory of a year ago. Snohomish County had 63% fewer available homes. On the other hand, the number of condos on the market in King County jumped by 24% over last September. Brokers attribute the flood of new inventory to COVID remote workers looking to trade their in-city condo for more living space. Despite the increase in inventory, condo prices rose 8% in September and pending sales — the best indicator of current demand — shot up 36% over the same period last year.

The slim supply of single-family homes means bidding wars and all-cash offers were the norm, driving prices to record highs. King County saw the third consecutive month of record-setting values. The median home price hit $753,600 in September, a 14% jump over last year. Prices in Snohomish County soared 16% from a year ago to $569,997, just shy of its all-time high of $575,000. For both counties, half the homes sold for over list price in September as compared with just a quarter of the homes a year ago.

The market doesn’t show signs of cooling off any time soon. In September the greater Northwest area saw the highest number of transactions since June 2018. Pending sales were up 32% in King County and 29% in Snohomish County. Interest rates continue to be at historic lows. With the area posting some of the fastest population growth in the country, expect the market to stay unseasonably hot.

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This post originally appeared on GettheWReport.com

Uncategorized • October 7, 2020

Fourth Quarter Thoughts on the 2020 Pierce County Real Estate Market

by Mark Bergman

This post was originally written for: Windermere Professional Partners

It has been quite a year up to this point, so what can we expect for the remainder of 2020 and into the beginning of 2021? For those who are thinking about selling a home and those thinking about buying, there are several things to consider. We think our thoughts here will be helpful whether you are a buyer or seller (or both).

Let’s start with the most obvious: inventory. No matter where you are in Pierce County or what your price point is, there just aren’t enough homes to go around (see rainbow chart). This chart that illustrates what your chance of selling (COS) is related to the price of your home, and if you are a buyer, it shows the level of competition you’ll be facing:

This leads us to point out the opportunity there is for some sellers and buyers.

The closer you are to the median sales price in Pierce County (which is currently $425,000), the higher chance of selling is going to be. For those sellers, this is a great time to move up to a better home, as the higher price points have a lower chance of selling, meaning a less crowded field of buyers. This should translate to a bit more wiggle room on the value proposition of that larger home. In other words, now is the time to sell high, and buy low!

So what does the future hold?

To answer this question we look at the past two years’ history of what inventory has done toward the end of the year (see last two years’ inventory graph). If we extrapolate the average percentage drop experienced the past two years and apply it to 2020, we can expect to have less than 700 homes on the market in all of Pierce County by the end of the year.

As a seller, this is a huge opportunity, and illustrates that this would not be the year “to wait for spring.”

As a buyer, economists feel we can expect upper single digit equity increases for the next 12 months, and that combined with historic low interest rates make buying a home that much more attractive.

Overall, we can expect fewer homes to be sold in the fourth quarter, but we can expect the chance of selling to continue to increase as that inventory decreases. Moral of this story as a seller? Now is the time! For buyers, there is some equity to be had, and interest rates are low.

In both cases it is critical that you have a trained professional to help you navigate through this ever changing market. Reachout with your questions, I am happy to chat through your unique real estate needs.

This post originally appeared on the Windermere Professional Partners Pierce County Blog

King & Snohomish County Real Estate • September 22, 2020

King & Snohomish County Update – September 2020

by Mark Bergman

August saw the lowest number of homes for sale in more than 20 years and the lowest mortgage rates on record. Sparse inventory and high demand pushed home prices to new highs.

With pending sales outpacing new listings, inventory continues to shrink. King and Snohomish counties each have about a two-week supply of available homes. Four to six months of inventory is considered a balanced market, favoring neither buyers nor sellers.
The region saw the second consecutive month of record-setting price growth with home prices experiencing double-digit increases as compared to a year ago.
Fierce competition among buyers has made multiple offers the norm. In King County, 46% of home sold for more than the list price. Last August that number was 24%. In Snohomish County, 58% of homes sold above list price as compared to just 28% the prior year.

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Redmond Real Estate • August 28, 2020

The Best in Comfort & Convenience: Discover this 4-Bedroom, 2.25-Bath Home with Backyard Oasis in Redmond

by Mark Bergman

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in an established Education Hill neighborhood, this Redmond treasure offers spacious living all in a wonderfully convenient location. Here you’re just 10 minutes to Microsoft campuses, and less than 5 minutes to a long list of top-notch amenities including schools, golf, Downtown Redmond, the future light rail, and more! In addition to being in a prime location, time spent at home is an absolute joy—a generous 2,020-square-foot layout offers inviting spaces and timeless style, and the backyard getaway is perfect for sunny relaxation (there’s even a hot tub!). Located at 15820 NE 106th St Redmond, WA 98052, this 4-bedroom, 2.25-bath home is listed for $839,950.

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From the moment you pull in the driveway, it’s immediately evident that this home has been lovingly maintained over the years. Established landscaping frames this home’s classic design, and the front door swings open to reveal an inviting split-level layout. A light-filled living room awaits at the top of the stairs, and a traditional fireplace adds instant coziness to this welcoming scene.

The open layout seamlessly flows into the dining area, and the kitchen is easily within reach. In the kitchen, discover a wonderfully spacious layout that includes generous storage in handsome cabinetry and large counters ready to help make meal prep as easy as possible. Sliding doors lead right to the back deck, meaning you can enjoy hassle-free outdoor dining whenever the mood strikes.

This home’s 4 bedrooms promise flexibility, and the master suite comes with its own ensuite bath. Have an extra room or 2? You could take advantage of the extra space and create a home office, a den, a fitness center, that hobby room you’ve always dreamed of having, and much more. On the lower level, another living area awaits, promising even more versatility in use.

In the backyard, you’ll find your own private park-like getaway! Beautiful tall trees offer a sense of seclusion on the spacious upper deck, and you can sunbathe and enjoy al fresco dining up here whenever the sun comes out. Neat landscaping offers a wonderful opportunity for those who love to garden; there’s plenty of space to put your green thumb to work, while a sprinkler system helps keep things low-maintenance. You’ll also find RV parking and a dog run, and a hot tub on the covered patio is the perfect way to unwind after a long day.

Living in Redmond

At 15820 NE 106th St Redmond, WA 98052, you’re tucked away in an established residential neighborhood yet just minutes to Redmond convenience. A bus stop is just 1 block away, and Meadow Park Pickleball Courts and beautiful Meadow Park are not far beyond. Local schools, Willows Run Golf Complex, and all that Downtown Redmond offers are less than 5 minutes away. Places like movie theaters, Trader Joe’s, QFC, Whole Foods, Target, Costco, Redmond Town Center, Marymoor Park, Microsoft campuses and so much more are just 5-15 minutes away! Plus, Link Light Rail is coming to Redmond—in just a few years you’ll be able to hop on the light rail to get around the Eastside, Seattle, and all the way to Seatac Airport!

Interested in learning more? Click here to view the full listing! You can contact REALTOR® Mark Bergman online here or give him a call/text at (253) 297-5520.

Tacoma Real Estate • August 14, 2020

Idyllic 4-Bedroom, 2.75 Bath Home with Backyard Oasis & Views in Tacoma’s Browns Point Neighborhood

by Mark Bergman

Nestled in a picturesque neighborhood and offering a long list of smart upgrades, this 2,463-square-foot residence shows off a blend of contemporary and classic styles for a timeless setting you’re sure to love for years to come. You also have mountain, city and sound views to admire—this Browns Point beauty really has it all! In addition to 4 bedrooms and 2.75 baths, this home offers inviting living spaces and a pristine kitchen that shines like new. You also have an immaculately maintained yard that’s been manicured to perfection—just wait until you see the backyard oasis! Located at 5015 Tower Dr NE Tacoma, WA 98422 and just 5 minutes or less to Dash Point State Park, schools, grocery shopping, golf, the marina and more, this home is listed for $599,950.

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Lush, mature landscaping greets you when you pull in the driveway, and this home’s curb appeal is sure to inspire pride in ownership. It’s clear that this residence has been lovingly cared for; in July 2020, a new plumbed sump pump was installed, and in recent years this home was updated with new paint, a new ceiling fan in the master bedroom, a new Rinnai tankless hot water heater, refinished hardwoods, Azek pavers, A/C, a Thermatru front door, the baths were also refreshed… and so much more! Additionally, a security system offers peace of mind.

An impressive entryway greets you, and soaring ceilings open up into this home’s formal living spaces. The living room effortlessly flows into the formal dining room, and abundant natural light cascades in through large windows just adding to the large, airy feel of it all. Move right in and begin to infuse each space with your own unique decor—whether your style is more traditional or trendy, this home offers elegant versatility at every turn and is ready for your exquisite taste!

The kitchen is easily within reach, and this thoughtfully appointed space shows off a modern aesthetic complete with sleek appliances, shimmering counters, crisp cabinetry, and stylish details like under cabinet lighting and a tile backsplash. Enjoy laid-back bar-style seating at the kitchen counter, or serve up casual meals in the adjacent dining nook. From here the layout flows into another welcoming living area where a stately fireplace anchors the scene and promises cozy evenings snuggled up as you relax and watch your favorite TV shows!

The main level also includes a flexible room by the entryway that could be used as an office (perfect for working from home!), a den, a fitness center, and more. Head upstairs to find this home’s 4 bedrooms that each promise privacy and comfort, and just wait until you see the luxurious master suite! This retreat not only offers a spacious bedroom, but a walk-in closet and a fabulous ensuite bath are also in the mix. The master bath features a refreshing atmosphere characterized by contemporary finishes, and the soaking tub takes this spa-ready haven to the next level!

This property’s backyard getaway was designed with entertaining in mind, but whether you’re relaxing in peace and quiet or you’re hosting a weekend barbecue, this vacation-inspired oasis is perfect for sunny days spent at home. Spend afternoons tending to the landscaped garden beds, relax on the gorgeous patio, and enjoy al fresco dining each evening. Your very own slice of paradise awaits!

Living in Browns Point

At 5015 Tower Dr NE Tacoma, WA 98422, you’re only 0.4 miles from the Norpoint Way Trailhead (you don’t even have to leave your neighborhood to access it!), and this beautiful trail system connects to Dash Point State Park, a local destination where all kinds of outdoor adventure awaits. Even more outdoor enjoyment can be found at nearby places like North Shore Public Golf Course, Browns Point Lighthouse Park, and the local marina, and all are no more than 7 minutes away. When you need to run errands, you’re only 4 minutes to QFC, Walgreens, eateries and local services, and schools are wonderfully close by as well!

Interested in learning more? Click here to view the full listing! You can contact REALTOR® Mark Bergman online here or give him a call/text at (253) 297-5520.

Puyallup Real Estate • July 17, 2020

Elegant & Pristine 4-Bedroom, 2.5-Bath Masterpiece with Lovely Outdoor Getaway in Puyallup

by Mark Bergman

Showcasing premium amenities and elegant design, this 3,385-square-foot home offers easy living in a convenient Puyallup neighborhood. In addition to 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, you’ll find stunning living spaces designed with entertaining in mind, a flexible bonus room, and even a picturesque outdoor getaway! Located at 2509 12th Ave NW Puyallup, WA 98371, this move-in ready gem is listed for $599,950.

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Featuring a classic exterior design that offers a captivating blend of classic Craftsman elements and contemporary aesthetics, this immaculate residence is sure to inspire pride in ownership each time you pull in the driveway. Impeccable landscaping delights, and the welcoming front porch and entryway make for a lasting impression. The home office is immediately to the right, and this quiet space makes working from home as convenient as possible.

From here, this home’s grand entertaining and living spaces begin to unfold. The formal dining room is an entertainer’s dream, and crisp wainscoting, eye-catching trim work, and a statement-making light fixture overhead are all in the mix. The large layout means that you have more than enough room to host a crowd—memorable holiday feasts and dinner parties are all right at home here!

The sumptuous living room is just steps away, and a stunning stone-accented fireplace flanked by built-ins anchor this fashion-forward scene. The layout opens up into the kitchen and dining area, and the inviting layout makes it especially easy to spend quality time with loved ones. In the kitchen, smart design includes a walk-in pantry and an island with bar-style seating, and sleek appliances, handsome cabinetry, and large counters promise top-notch efficiency. And of course, stylish details elevate the aesthetic—exquisite light fixtures and beautiful backsplash detailing add visual intrigue.

A generously sized bonus room awaits upstairs, as does the rest of this home’s flexible bedrooms. Just wait until you see the luxurious master suite—this dreamy getaway includes a not-to-miss ensuite bath complete with a spa-ready soaking tub! Imagine ending a long day by unwinding with an indulgent bubble bath… vacation-worthy amenities are yours without ever having to leave the comfort of home-sweet-home!

Even more opportunity for wonderful relaxation awaits in the backyard. A partially covered patio is the perfect spot for al fresco dining and lounging, and the lush lawn is surrounded by neat garden beds. You can easily choose to keep things simple and as is, or you can spend sunny afternoons putting your green thumb to work tending to plants and adding your own favorite greenery into the mix!

Living in Puyallup

At 2509 12th Ave NW Puyallup, WA 98371, you’re just minutes into the heart of charming Downtown Puyallup! Go grocery shopping, enjoy iconic dining, and browse cute boutiques in a small town atmosphere. Many cherished community events and the Washington State Fairgrounds are here as well, and you’ll also find convenient commuting options—the Sounder Train Station in Downtown Puyallup is a short 6-minute drive away, making it easy to hop on the train to Seattle. You’re also only about a 10-minute drive to connect to Highway 512, Highway 167, and Interstate-5, and the Port of Tacoma, Downtown Tacoma, and South Hill are all just about 10 minutes away as well!

Interested in learning more? Click here to view the full listing! You can contact REALTOR® Mark Bergman online here or give him a call/text at (253) 297-5520.

Gig Harbor Real Estate • April 27, 2016

Spacious 3-Bedroom Home w/Huge Shop & Beautiful Backyard in Gig Harbor

by Mark Bergman

Comfortably resting on a generous 1.64 acres in Gig Harbor, this 3-bedroom, 2.25-bath home is an absolute haven for those who love to entertain and spend time outdoors! A lush, gorgeous yard has been manicured to perfection and even includes an enviable 1600-square-foot fully finished shop. The home itself is a palatial wonder—at 2,928-square-feet, this move-in ready residence is brimming with carefully chosen details. Located at 407 Point Fosdick Dr NW, Gig Harbor WA 98335, this Pacific Northwest gem is listed for $624,950.

With an open-concept layout and soaring ceilings that delight the eye, the main level welcomes you inside to enjoy true comfort. The ample-sized living room showcases elegant built-ins, plush carpets, and a fireplace amidst attractive stacked stone accents. And adjacent dining nook and kitchen offer convenience and style; in the kitchen, sleek appliances rest alongside exquisite slab granite countertops, tiled floors, and recessed lighting. Wide windows fill the back wall and look out onto the private, park-like backyard for a picturesque view all year long! Just beyond, a separate dining room and formal living room area offer an ideal place to entertain guests in or enjoy some quiet time with a good book and a glass of wine.

Unwind in the expansive master suite, complete with a fireplace and ensuite bath. Windows look out onto the backyard, and a door leads to your own private outdoor deck! Take in the views and the fresh morning air first thing each day, or kick back and relax as the sun sets, mature emerald trees framing your view.

For those who love the outdoors, this home has it all! A huge deck is ready for lively summertime barbecues, and wide open spaces offer plenty of room to throw around a football. An impressive 1600-square-foot shop rests towards the back of the property. Fully finished and equipped with heat, water, 200-Amp service, a utility room and office, this incredible space allows you to spread out and run your home business or pursue hobbies to your heart’s content!

Living in Gig Harbor

Located at Point Fosdick in Gig Harbor, this residence enjoys both scenic surroundings and the convenience of being just a 4-minute drive from Highway 16! Many residents love Gig Harbor for its natural beauty and active maritime scene. Whether you love boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, or just taking a stroll along the waterfront with views of the shimmering Puget Sound, opportunity for enjoying the beauty of the Pacific Northwest is aplenty. Gig Harbor also offers excellent restaurants, many shopping options, and all of the conveniences and services of a city.

Interested in learning more about this listing? Contact REALTOR® Mark Bergman online here or give him a call/text at (253) 297-5520!

Uncategorized • April 15, 2016

Gorgeous 3-Bed, 2.75-Bath Waterfront Home w/Main Floor Master Suite & Wine Cellar in Steilacoom

by Mark Bergman

Comfortably resting just steps away from the gleaming waters of Cormorant Passage, this 3-bedroom, 2.75-bath home is the absolute picture of waterfront elegance! An oasis for entertainers and lovers of the outdoors, this 3,008-square-foot haven is an ideal location for hosting gatherings of loved ones, or simply unwinding with the sunset after a long day! Located at 52 Chapman Lp F, Steilacoom, WA 98388, this home is listed for $675,000.

Upon entry, beauty abounds amidst rich hardwood floors, a comfortable open-concept layout, and soaring vaulted ceilings. The Great Room boasts breathtaking views of the water and mountains beyond through a wall of expansive, floor-to-ceiling windows. A fireplace, which rests against a handsome stacked stone wall, inspires the perfect backdrop for an evening of entertaining and invites peaceful nights of book-reading, wine-sipping, and relaxation!

In the gourmet kitchen, sleek appliances shine against fresh white cabinetry, and an abundance of counter space provides ample room for loved ones to prepare meals together. The dine-in island offers the optimal setting for a casual meal, though an additional dining space is nearby, should you desire to elevate your culinary experience or host dinner parties!

Tucked away on the main floor, you’ll also find the tranquil master suite, guaranteeing that your privacy and comfort are at an arm’s reach. Sunlight pours in through the bedroom’s eye-catching, white-trimmed windows, inviting you to unwind in a vacation-worthy atmosphere. Downstairs, you’ll find 2 more sizeable bedrooms, each offering family, friends and guests their own private space.

Additionally, discover another living room with a fireplace, a spacious wine cellar, and covered patio access all on the lower level. Invite guests to peruse your wine collection, and head out onto your generously sized wraparound porch or covered patio. Take in stunning views day or night, rain or shine!

Car lovers and hobbyists will especially love the 2-car Sportman’s garage. Featuring epoxy floors, a flat screen TV and tons of storage, this dynamic space ensures that there’s a separate, special area for hobbies no matter the time of year!

Living in Steilacoom

Nestled just south of Tacoma, Steilacoom is a smaller community packed with opportunity for enjoying its beautiful natural surroundings. At 52 Chapman Lp F, Steilacoom, WA 98388, you’re just a quick 14-minute drive to Interstate-5, making it easy to connect to Olympia in the south or Tacoma and Seattle towards the north. You’re also in convenient proximity to Joint Base Lewis-McChord! Golf lovers will enjoy being just a 12-minute drive from Chambers Bay Golf Course as well, a stunning outdoor oasis perfect for a day of golf or just a walk around the course to enjoy the breathtaking views.

Interested in learning more about this listing? Contact REALTOR® Mark Bergman online here or give him a call/text at (253) 297-5520!