Lakewood Heights, Marysville, WA 98271
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
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$669,990 - $799,990

  • 4-5 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2,164-2,745 sqft

Lakewood Heights by Century Communities, Marysville, WA 98271

Est. Mortgage $4,161/mo*
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Quick Move-in Homes (5)

All (5)
4 bd (3)
5 bd (1)
17416 14th Drive NE
4bd
2.5ba
2,164 sqft
$699,990
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1311 175th Place NE
4bd
2.5ba
2,164 sqft
$729,990
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1319 175th Place NE
5bd
3ba
2,489 sqft
$774,990
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17422 14th Drive NE
4bd
2.5ba
2,447 sqft
$779,990
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1327 175th Place NE
6bd
3ba
2,745 sqft
$799,990
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Buildable Plans (4)

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4 bd (2)
5 bd (2)
Ponderosa Plan
4bd
2.5ba
2,164 sqft
$669,990+
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Noah Plan
5bd
2.5ba
2,489 sqft
$714,990+
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Finley Plan
4bd
2.5ba
2,447 sqft
$719,990+
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Rose Plan
5bd
2.5ba
2,745 sqft
$749,990+
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Community Description

Life Happens Here. There's something special about a neighborhood designed for more than simply coming and going. Coming soon to Marysville, Lakewood Heights brings spacious new homes together with abundant open space, recreation, and places to connect-all in a convenient North Snohomish County location. New Homes for Sale in Marysville, WA Lakewood Heights brings six two-story floor plans to a prime Marysville location, from the 2,164-square-foot Ponderosa up to the 3,392-square-foot Noah Basement. Homes from the $700s include gourmet kitchens, quartz countertops, luxury vinyl-plank flooring, deluxe primary baths, and Century Home Connect smart home technology, with select plans offering finished basements and covered patios. The community sits on 7+ acres of open space, including neighborhood parks, a play field, volleyball and badminton courts, and bocce ball areas. Lakewood Heights is zoned to the Lakewood School District and sits about 2 miles from I-5, roughly a mile from Costco and 2 miles from Smokey Point shopping, with Boeing/Paine Field about 20 miles away and Naval Station Everett around 15 miles. Neighborhood parks, green spaces, a play field, volleyball and badminton courts, bocce ball, picnic areas, and inviting gathering spaces create more opportunities to step outside, unwind, and enjoy the neighborhood around you. Beyond Lakewood Heights, everyday life stays comfortably within reach. Shopping, dining, downtown Marysville, and Lake Goodwin are nearby, while easy access to I-5 connects you to Everett, Boeing, and employment centers throughout the region. At home, a collection of spacious two-story floor plans pairs modern Northwest style with the flexibility to make your space your own. Open gathering areas, gourmet kitchens, quartz countertops, luxury vinyl-plank flooring, deluxe primary baths, and Century Home Connect® smart home features bring thoughtful design into the everyday. Select plans offer even more possibilities, including covered pa...
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Marysville, WA 98271
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What Locals Say about Marysville

At least 368 Trulia users voted on each feature.
  • 90 % Say car is needed

  • 79 % Say parking is easy

  • 77 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 74 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 74 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 69 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 65 % Say kids play outside

  • 55 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 53 % Say it's quiet

  • 52 % Say there's wildlife

  • 50 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 46 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 44 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 38 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 30 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 25 % Say there are community events

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Trulia User
    "A lot of walking to bus stops.All bus stops are not close only on state street."
  • Kiana Baird
    "There is engaging activities every month for the community for all ages. And there’s also the opera house and the library has good resources for activities. "
  • Kiana Baird
    "Not very many dog parks but also nice due to not very many dogs or being walked out in public. So there’s won’t be an issue with dogs being face to face as often as usual busy city. "
  • Berlin David-Marcus
    "Hard and difficult at times. The bus only runs once an hour and if you miss it then you have hills to walk "
  • Abbagail E Johnson
    "It’s a quiet neighborhood and people keep to theirselves and it’s a clean neighborhood that doesn’t have a lot of crime taking place!"
  • Melbeedesigns1
    "People are friendly. American flags fly and most keep their yard tidy. Homes are nice and people walk their dogs often. "
  • Trulia User
    "Nice quiet area. The area needs some additional sidewalks and disabled access. There is little homeless camping outside and very little crime. "
  • Trulia User
    "Just has a major increase in criminal activity. This place is no longer safe and quiet like it used to be. "
  • Trulia User
    "Do not know the neighborhood very well but from what I’ve seen it seems to very family oriented and well kept"
  • Trulia User
    "it's. walking distance to grocery stores and several restaurants. close to bus lines. gas stations. vision clinics and real tail stores. with. the I5 5MINS away. "
  • Tammiemostrom
    "Poorly engineered road systems. Traffic lights change from yellow to red too fast sometimes. Traffic congestion is too heavy for the size of the city and the cost of housing taxes. "
  • Carre A.
    "There are families of all kinds in the area. My neighborhood specifically has been in development for 20 years so traffic on I-5 N gets pretty bad after 2pm. "
  • Kyllie H.
    "We are a quite neighborhood and have a good walking route. We are friendly and have many a huge neighborhood trick-or-treaters"
  • 100645sharon
    "I've lived here 14 years and always have been happy here lots of shopping nice neighbors and Marysville Vet. iteverything is close and the bus service is very good. "
  • Dvn.meyer98
    "Very dog friendly. But, there are some dogs who roam and bark constantly. Almost feels dangerous sometimes."
  • Heather.reid2019
    "It’s quiet and minds it’s own business. We have pit bulls and they are welcomed with open arms. Nobody cares that we have five vehicles in our driveway at any point because we are quiet and we respect our neighbors"
  • Marie H.
    "no sidewalks. lots of punk speeders flying down our street as it is on without speed bumps. some pick up after their dogs. some don't. not well lit at night. especially when raining. lots of retirees. they watch the neighborhood all day. close to shopping and I-5. also golf courses. etc"
  • Berrie21
    "There are mainly church or school events and there are some nice events at the parks sometimes, but family, work, and church take up a lot of my time."
  • Tralcaraz
    "It's a mix of older and newer houses. There's a pretty cool park and walking trail with an elementary school within walking distance. the nearest hospital is only 10 min away, and the fire station probably about 2 miles away. "
  • Berrie21
    "Right now it is extremely easy due to restrictions in place. I work days now but normally swing shift. Normal swing shift commute is pretty easy. Normal day shift commute usually has a lot of traffic heading toward major urban areas or large employers like Boeing..."
  • Oliva W.
    "as a dog owner I liked it there is lots of spaces to walk my dog. what I don't like is the amount of people who just let their dogs run with no training"
  • Diamant165
    "Neighborhood trail surrounds the neighborhood and good for walking, running, etc. everyone cooperates."
  • Hanna
    "None that I know of but Arlington has several events just down the road. The only thing I can think of is boom city."
  • Aria T.
    "The train is the biggest problem, it does get quite congested due to the train during high traffic hours. Other than that getting around isn’t too difficult, I5 runs through marysville as well as highway 9. "
  • Alaynabetsy
    "The Strawberry festival has a Carnival and parade that are the best to attend each summer. There are also movies on the weekends at Jennings Park in the summer."
  • Vetforces
    "Very popular place to live now for the mall. Safe place to live, everyone kind of stay to themselves. They try to keep it small but its growing anyway. Very family oriented and nice back drop of the mountains thru out the city. Lots of grocery stores to choose from 45to Bellevue and downtown Seattle. "
  • Tmarie8908
    "not a lot of sidewalks. heavy traffic area. easily accessible from multiple directions. decent schools."
  • Trulia User
    "There is plenty of room for dog walking and lots of sidewalk space. A convenient park is right in the area to stop and sit down as well."
  • Chenoa J.
    "I have lived in marysville for almost a yeah and love it. We have more access to things in town. We are close to shopping. Also more and better places for our dogs to run around."
  • Saunders_gillian
    "Nothing is special about my neighborhood besides the fact that our neighbors are rude and disrespectful and I have never had neighbors like this before. We love our house but I do not see myself living here long term due to the stress of our neighbors. "
  • Betsy G.
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 2 years and so far everyone has been nice and friendly. schools are close stores."
  • Julianne
    "There are always people out walking dogs in my neighborhood. it seems to be the way*people* get to know each other :)"
  • gary.strickfaden
    "I have lived in this neighborhood 8 years and neighbors are friendly and watch each other's property. Quiet and peaceful."
  • Steve44
    "Lots of people are out every day walking dogs. I’m happy to say they do a great job picking up after their pets. There are a few dog parks around. "
  • Jeffrey M.
    "There are plenty of dog parks in the area and many of the homes have large backyards. Very ideal for dog owners. "
  • Jessica O.
    "there are mostly families in the neighborhood. Many parks and trails to choose from. Very quiet place to live."

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Lakewood Heights is a new community in Marysville, WA by Century Communities. This new construction community offers 4-5 bed, 3 bath homes ranging from 2,164-2,745 sqft. There are 4 plan types available at Lakewood Heights.