HEVERLEY HOMESJINA HEVERLEY · REAL ESTATE BROKERLet's connect
Neighborhood guide
Magnolia
Quiet streets, sweeping views, and a village center minutes from downtown.
My take
Why I call Magnolia home.
Magnolia feels like a small town that happens to be ten minutes from downtown. I love starting the day with a walk in Discovery Park, running errands in the Village, and catching the view of the Sound and the Olympics on the way home. It's the neighborhood I chose, and the one I know best.
At a glance
Magnolia, in brief.
Daily life
What it feels like to live here.
What to know before you buy
A few things worth watching.
- Access: Magnolia has a few main routes in and out — the Magnolia Bridge, Dravus Street, and Emerson/Nickerson. Worth testing your commute at rush hour.
- Views: A view is a major part of value here, but views aren't always protected. We'll look at what could be built nearby.
- Slopes: Some bluff and hillside properties fall in environmentally critical areas. A geotechnical review may be worth it.
- Older homes: Many homes date to the mid-century. Plan for a sewer scope and a close look at roofs, electrical, and drainage.
Local favorites
A few places and rituals worth knowing.
- Discovery Park's Loop Trail and South Beach
- Ella Bailey Park at sunset
- A morning walk along Magnolia Boulevard
- Smith Cove Park
Your Magnolia move
Thinking about Magnolia?
I'd love to show you around the neighborhood I call home.