Washington State Licensed and Certified Appraisers serving the greater Puget Sound area.
AppraisalMS appraises homes in Mountlake Terrace for purchases, refinances, estates, divorces and property tax appeals, from our office in Lynnwood, just north of the city line. For a quote, type the property address at the top of this page, or phone (425) 967-3498.
The city started in 1949 on an abandoned airstrip, per HistoryLink, and incorporated in 1954. The 2020 Census counted 21,286 residents. Light rail reached Mountlake Terrace station at 236th Street SW on August 30, 2024.
Between 220th and 236th Streets around Veterans Memorial Park. The 2019 plan allows buildings up to 12 stories, so an older house here gets a zoning check and a look at whether the lot is worth more as a site.
The north side, once called North Terrace, from I-5 east to the Brier line, with the high school campus. Mostly houses, plus condo buildings near 216th Street; house and condo sales stay in separate comp grids.
Formerly East Terrace, east of the Town Center and 60 acre Terrace Creek Park. Apartments and condos line Cedar Way; a house backing onto the park trails gets that noted.
South of the Town Center near SR 104. HistoryLink says some original 1949 two bedroom houses still stand near the 236th Street exit, so we measure on site and never copy square footage from records.
The southwest corner between the Interurban Trail and I-5. Edmonds holds the west shore, and the city's side includes 42 acre Ballinger Park. Lakeside homes flooded in 1997 and 2007, so flood zone status is checked first.
Condition and additions decide more comps than size here. Next come zoning near the station, I-5 noise and flood history by the lake. A light rail adjustment needs actual sales behind it.
Mortgage lenders send us purchase, refinance and FHA work. Executors, spouses and attorneys call us for estate, divorce, pre listing and relocation reports. Assessment too high? See our tax appeal guide.
Your report comes on the date we promise, and we keep you posted until it does. Our long experience with condos, townhomes and every attached home type matters here: we read a Cedar Way condo's declaration and dues first, so the comps share its kind of ownership.
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