Contemporary and Sleek, this like-new Townhome has it all! With an 89 walkability score, enjoy easy access to lively downtown Bothell with parks, bars, restaurants and mo...
Beautiful & Modern 2 bed 2.5 bath Townhome at Regent Wood! Renovated kitchen w/ white shaker cabs, quartz counters, stainless appliances & break. bar. Fam room w/ modern ...
Don't miss out on this rare ground floor one bedroom unit in the convenient Braewood community! This spacious unit comes with one garage and one parking spot. Inside, yo...
Triton Homes releases yet another luxury home in the most sought-after Bothell area for pre-sale. This stunning 3671SF NW Contemporary home features three-car garage, a g...
This well maintained 2bd 2ba condo provides abundant natural light, a private balcony, and a centrally-located kitchen and living space that provide good flow for every d...
Exquisite new modern construction! Enjoy open living area with four bedrooms, three baths, 2-car garage, and a gorgeous roof top deck, all just minutes from the heart of...
Welcome to Orchards at West Hill w/Northshore Schools! BRAND NEW homes w/casitas centrally located within walking distance to Downtown Bothell, Bothell High School & so m...
Beautiful/Spacious/Quality Craftsman home on large .94 ac lot. + 3.1 ac joint ownership (through HOA) of addl acres adjoining the property. Vaulted & 9' High ceilings, sk...
Stunning home in Prime Bothell downtown. Open concept floorplan, 5 bedrms, +Office/flex rm. 2 outdoor living areas, great for entertaining! Covered deck is perfect for wi...
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Finding a home in Bothell might land you in either King or Snohomish Counties. At the south end of the city, Downtown Bothell is a nice waterfront community with exciting changes in the works. The people of Bothell have decided to re-invent the downtown, to develop a high-density urban downtown neighborhood. This will include workforce housing, for-rent and for-sale market-rate housing, student and senior housing, adding more than 1,100 units of housing. UW Bothell is also growing and has expanded off-campus, acquiring apartment buildings for student housing. Bothell already has a historic Main Street where many come from afar to shop antiques to jewelry and clothing to furniture. Other shopping is done at Country Village were there are more than 45 shops. For recreation, nothing beats the Sammamish River Trail which goes right through town along the river. It connects up with the 27-mile Burke-Gilman Trail taking you into the heart of Seattle. Bothell is home to Cascadia Community College and the University of Washington-Bothell, both on the same campus. In 2006, Cascadia was named the second best community college in the nation. Major annual events in Bothell include the City of Bothell Freedom Festival, the Music in the Park concert series, the Greater Bothell Arts & Crafts Fair, the city of Bothell Riverfest, the Summits of Bothell bike ride, La Fiesta Viva!, just to name the big ones. Although Bothell has been a predominantly bedroom community with most residents working outside the city, this is changing. Many businesses have moved to Bothell creating regional employment for thousands.
Bothell Map with potential annexation areas.
Downtown Bothell
Bothell City Hall
Bothell Police Department
UW Bothell
Sammamish River Park
Sammamish River Trail
Red Brick Road Park
This .2 mile stretch is all that remains of the old Bothell Lake Forest Highway (known today as Bothell Way or SR 522). It is a treasured piece of history that once served as Bothell's lifeline toward the Ports of Seattle and Everett, and then in turn, to the rest of the world. The four mile, two-lane highway was finished in 1913. It replaced the wagon road that was cut through the forest as a result of early logging activities along the Sammamish Slough. Imagine the hard labor endured by the immigrant Greek and Italian craftsman who laid each brick by hand. By 1934, the handmade brick highway became outdated and a four lane asphalt pavement was laid over the top of the bricks by machine. Today, the City of Bothell has preserved this original artifact to celebrate a bit of Bothell's rich heritage.
Red Brick Road