Mountain View Home Steps from Old Town
~ Great Investment Opportunity ~
Mountain View Home Steps from Old Town ~ Great Investment Opportunity ~
506 High Avenue
Sultan, WA 98294
3 beds // 2.75 bath // 2,100 Square Feet
Panoramic Mountain Views // Multi-Residential Zoning // Investment Opportunity
$550,000 // MLS 2290091
The Home
This spacious 3 bed, 2.75 bath home on nearly 1/3 of an acre offers many possibilities to live in or invest! Feel on top of the world with 3 beds, open living, dining, and kitchen on upper level, with sliding door access to spacious back deck and panoramic mountain views. 3 bonus rooms, large bath, and backyard access downstairs provide options for additional bedrooms, ADU, work or play! Large insulated garage, RV parking, Heat Pump, 2 wood burning fireplaces, and newer appliances. Enjoy charming Old Town Sultan just a few streets away, and build equity with the community growing around you. Level lot and multi-residential zoning provide opportunity to build an ADU, rebuild a duplex, or subdivide. Make your move today!
More Features of The Home
✔ Multi-residential zoning on 1/3 acre level lot.
✔ Opportunity to add ADU, remodel into duplex, or subdivide property for multi-residential homes.
✔ Upper floor features 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and spacious deck with mountain views.
✔ Lower level features office space plus 3 bonus rooms. Bedrooms, studio, game room, you decide!
✔ Fireplaces on both levels and heat pump keep you cozy year round.
✔ Newer appliances.
✔ Access to backyard from upper and lower levels.
✔ Spacious driveway, insulated 2-car garage, and RV parking.
✔ Located near the heart of old town Sultan.
The Neighborhood
Sultan is a city in Snohomish County, Washington, United States. It is located approximately 23 miles east of Everett. Sultan was formed at the confluence of the Sultan and Skykomish Rivers by European settlers in the 1880s just prior to the arrival of the Great Northern Railway and was a hub for mining and the lumber industry. The City’s location is historically important to the community, first as a native american village and then as a logging community. The town was named after the local native american Chief Tseul-ted, but settlers mispronounced the name as “Sultan.”
By 1891, Sultan City played an important role in the building of the Burlington Northern Railroad, which runs east from Everett adjacent to the Skykomish River. During the railroad construction, Sultan was as a supply station employing (at times) over 800 men. This boom brought new businesses to the area, and in 1905 Sultan incorporated.
The city had a population of 5,146 at the 2020 census.
✔ Take the night off for burgers, brew, and more at Bubba’s Roadhouse , a short 3 minute drive.
✔ Shop and play in nearby Monroe , a quick 13 minute drive.
✔ Enjoy the great outdoors fishing Chinook, Steelhead, or Trout on the Skykomish River in just 10 minutes.
✔ The world is at your fingertips in only 45 minutes at Paine Field in Everett.
✔ Hike, bike, camp, ski, and more in under an hour at Stevens Pass.
