Longview Country Club Living | 3322 Pacific Way, Longview, WA 98632

Listed by: Vida Homes Collective| Call or text Vida Homes with questions at (253) 306-0496 or click here to find out more.
Welcome to this serene spacious 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,606 sq ft home which offers room for everyone!
With open vaulted wooden ceilings, natural light, and fresh modern updates throughout. Step out into the large backyard, perfect for entertainment—with Longview Country Club Golf Course right in your backyard. Enjoy fresh fruit from your very own peach, plum, apple, Asian pear, grape, blueberry, mulberry, and walnut trees. With RV parking, a large shop, shed, and covered parking spaces, newer roof, fresh interior paint. Located near parks, schools, shopping, and restaurants—this home truly has it all.
Location: 3322 Pacific Way, Longview, WA 98632
Local Focus
Located in the main commercial district, Walmart Supercenter is a convenient one-stop shop offering everything from groceries to home goods.
A local gem, Rigo’s Finest Latin Grill serves up authentic, flavorful dishes inspired by Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine. Located near Lake Sacajawea, it’s a great stop for hearty plates and warm hospitality in a casual, friendly setting.
Held each summer at the Cowlitz County Fair, this beloved fair features carnival rides, concerts, livestock shows, and local food vendors. It’s a fun-filled tradition for families and visitors exploring the Longview-Kelso community.
Nestled in Longview’s scenic hills, the Longview Country Club offers a beautifully maintained golf course, dining, and social events. Ideal for golfers and guests alike, it’s a relaxing escape with stunning views and welcoming charm.
Beautiful Updated Craftsman | 8213 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, WA 98408

Listed by: Sharon Chambers-Gordon| Call or text Sharon with questions at (253) 970-4049 or click here to find out more.
This beautiful 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom craftsman is the perfect blend of luxury and charm!
Expertly renovated, it blends high-end luxury with timeless charm. Enjoy a chef’s kitchen with double dishwashers, two sinks, premium appliances, double beverage coolers, and gorgeous countertops. Rich woodwork and beautiful floors flow throughout. The main-floor primary suite features a private outdoor seating area, while upstairs offers 3 bedrooms, a full bath, and a cozy loft. Enjoy a spacious yard for entertainment and play, oversized garage with EV connection, and a bonus room ideal for an office or gym. With A/C, a tankless water heater, and a peaceful yet convenient location near parks and amenities, this home has it all!
Location: 8213 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, WA 98408
Local Focus
For all of your home essential needs, Fred Meyer is a convenient one-stop shop offering everything from groceries, pharmacy, clothing, electronics, and home goods. While you’re shopping, grab a tasty beverage or treat from Starbucks. Known for its consistent quality and personalized service.
Stop by Bar Bistro and try out their amazing New American style cuisine with craft beer and house cocktails! Just a few minutes away from this cozy, eclectic atmosphere
Two miles away, you’ll find Wapato Park – an urban park featuring a woodland area, a lake, walking trail, plus a historic pergola full of stunning and colorful scenery. Wapato has a number of trails that you can walk to explore the park, including one circling the lake that is approx in length and you can’t beat the beautiful setting of the lake and forest. Its best and most popular feature though is the off leash dog park! The off leash dog area has a smaller area for puppers under 25 pounds, a space for larger pups and an upper dog area for all dogs. The park also provides waste bag stations and garbage bins to help keep the park clean. Water is also available for the pups, there’s a water faucet and bowl.
Nearby local coffee shop, Bluebeard Coffee Roasters, is a refreshing start to your day with their open and welcoming space filled with natural light. With their coffee being sourced from around Latin America, Indonesia and East Africa you can expect plenty of unique and delicious coffee flavors.
Enjoy sightseeing options such as Chihuly Bridge of Glass and the nearby The Museum of Glass that is just a few miles away. Spend an afternoon at this premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking in the West Coast’s largest and most active museum glass studio. The Chihuly Bridge of Glass showcases vibrant glass sculptures that are artfully illuminated at night. Strolling nearby, you can enjoy the lovely waterfront scene that is conveniently near shops and restaurants.
Enjoy Point Defiance Park, a 760-acre oasis featuring a five mile drive & trails, Owen Beach, and various gardens. You can also explore the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, home to over 9,000 animals, and the historic Fort Nisqually Living History Museum. An ideal destination for nature and history enthusiasts alike!
Endless Potential in Puyallup | 16823 114th Ave Ct E, Puyallup WA 98374

Listed by: Daniela Childs| Call or text Daniela with questions at (253) 302-7989 or click here to find out more.
Welcome to your next chapter in this spacious Puyallup cul-de-sac retreat!
Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood, this well-maintained split-level home offers the perfect blend of comfort and opportunity. Enjoy updated flooring throughout, a brand-new roof for peace of mind, and an expansive backyard ideal for play, gardening, or entertaining. The original kitchen and bathrooms are full of character and ready for your personal touch. With its layout and unbeatable location, this home is a rare find—ready to be loved by its next owners!
MLS#2389180
Location: 16823 114th Ave Ct E, Puyallup WA 98374
Local Focus
Bob’s Burgers & Brew offers a welcoming atmosphere with gourmet burgers, prime steaks, and fresh salads. It’s a favorite spot for families and friends seeking quality food with casual dining.
Held in downtown Puyallup’s Pioneer Park, the Puyallup Farmers’ Market operates every Saturday from April through October. Enjoy live music, fresh produce, artisan crafts, and a vibrant community atmosphere in a beautiful park setting. Also in the park is a playground and spray park! It’s a central gathering place for community events, including concerts and the farmers’ market, offering a blend of history and recreation. Nearby you’ll also find Pioneer Park Pavillion offering the perfect facility to host your next large event! Visit their website to see the type of events they can service.
South Hill Mall is a great shopping destination in Puyallup, featuring a variety of stores, a food court, and entertainment options such as Round 1. It’s a convenient spot for shopping, dining, and leisure activities for all ages.
Sunrise Village is an open-air shopping center in Puyallup’s South Hill area, offering a mix of retail stores, restaurants, and services. With its pedestrian-friendly design and community events, it’s a popular spot for shopping and socializing.
Lakebay Lovely | 19612 17th St SW, Lakebay, WA 98349

Listed by: DiNero Williams and Ashley Svarthumle of Royal-T RE Team | Call or text DiNero at (253) 861-2782 or Ashley at (253) 651-1106 with questions at or click here to find out more.
FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET! Welcome to this lovely Lakebay 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom rambler.
Imagine your weekends filled with adventure – swimming and fishing in Lake Palmer just 3 blocks away; bald eagles nesting in your backyard, creating a breathtaking backdrop for your morning coffee, hiking through the local state parks and where the beauty of nature simply surrounds you. You are a short drive to all the amenities of Gig Harbor. Don’t let this incredible opportunity slip away; make this beautiful rambler your own and embrace a life filled with joy and adventure!
MLS#2381855
Location: 19612 17th St SW, Lakebay, WA 98349
Local Focus
Stop by Palmer Lake locally offering a peaceful setting perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. With designated swimming areas, docks, and scenic wooded surroundings, it’s an ideal spot for those looking for scenic views and outdoor recreation.
Just a few miles away is Madrona Café, a quaint eatery serving award-winning Café D’arte coffee, bagel sandwiches, and hand pies. With indoor and outdoor seating, it’s a great welcoming spot as the weather is starting to warm up!
Visit the vibrant, family owned Mexican restaurant 2 Margaritas that offers flavorful dishes and refreshing margaritas in a cozy setting. Enjoy outdoor seating, happy hour specials, and a welcoming atmosphere perfect for families and friends alike.
Less than 3 miles away is Joemma Beach State Park. A serene 122-acre marine park featuring 3,000 feet of saltwater shoreline, ideal for fishing, boating, and camping. Its natural beauty and peaceful ambiance make it a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts.
Another state park nearby to check out is Penrose Point State Park. This 237-acre forested park boasts nearly 2 miles of Puget Sound shoreline, hiking trails, and camping facilities. It’s a haven for outdoor activities like clamming, kayaking, and wildlife viewing.
If you’re looking for some amazing casual bites like burgers, hotdogs, and fries – look no further than The Snack Shack. A beloved family-owned eatery serving classic dishes. Its friendly vibe makes it a go-to spot for quick, satisfying meals.
How to Choose a Good Lender

How to Choose a Good Lender

We often talk about the red flags in real estate transactions, but today we’re sharing some of the green flags to look for when in search of a mortgage lender. Our aim is to empower you with knowledge and positive indicators to help you make informed decisions when selecting a lender for your home buying needs. By focusing on the green flags, we want to provide you with the tools to identify reputable lenders who prioritize transparency, fair practices, and customer satisfaction.
- Lender has proper licensing and accreditation
Verifying that the potential lender you will be working with is licensed and operates legally in your state will ensure their adherence to common practices and legal document requirements. If your potential lender is also a member of industry associations such as Puget Sound Mortgage Lenders Association PSMLA or regulated by relevant financial authorities that is a great sign of their commitment to upholding ethical values of lending
- Lender asks for documents to be sent
When a lender asks for documentation to be sent it allows for information provided by the potential buyer to be verified. This will ensure that the borrower’s financial and personal details are accurate and complete and minimizes the risk of incorrect borrowing power information. Lenders are often required by law to verify information and maintain proper documentation to comply with regulatory requirements.
By reviewing your proper documentation, such as pay stubs, bank statements, or tax returns, your lender can evaluate your financial situation more accurately. This will also give the opportunity for a more personalized loan term based on your financial profile. For example, if the borrower provides documents that demonstrate a stable income and a good credit history, the lender may be able to offer lower interest rates or higher loan amounts. When you see a lender is committed to transparency and responsible lending practices, it’s a green flag!
- Clear loan terms and conditions are provided
A good lender will provide you with a written agreement that clearly outlines the terms and conditions of the loan. They will fully explain repayment schedules, interest rates, late payment policies, and any other relevant details to ensure transparency and avoid surprises. Knowing what to expect financially is one of the best things a buyer can know upfront such as earnest money deposits!
- The lender has reached out to your employer
Tying into the importance of a lender asking for documentation, when you see that a lender has reached out to verify your place of employment you can have confidence that they are thorough in their assessment process! A reputable lender will typically obtain your consent and handle the information in compliance with relevant data protection laws.
It is important to note that different lenders have varying policies and procedures that sometimes does not require them to contact your employer. However, when they do, it can contribute to a more comprehensive and reliable loan assessment process.
- The lender pulls your credit
Having a lender evaluate your credit score allows for them to assess your ability to repay a loan and determine any risk factors. This will also help to ensure that you will have a fair interest rate, loan amount, and repayment period. Pulling your credit will also allow the lender to verify the information you provided in your loan application. They can cross-reference details like your employment, address, and financial history to ensure accuracy and consistency. Any red flags that could affect your loan application will also be identified from a lender properly assessing your credit score
- The lender asks about inquiries on your credit
This shows that a lender is interested in understanding the context and purpose behind a borrower’s credit inquiries. For example, multiple credit inquiries within a short period of time can negatively impact your credit. If a lender asks about these inquiries, you will have the opportunity to provide a valid explanation that can help reduce any negative assumptions that might be made about your creditworthiness. Discussing any inquiries on your credit can foster a relationship based on trust and transparency with your lender so they can better understand your overall credit situation to make a more informed judgment.
- You can contact the lender directly
One of the most difficult things to deal with when trying to make progress on purchasing a home is not having someone to directly contact! A lot of questions can go unanswered, anxiety and frustrations can build up, and your confidence in the process can go down. When you are able to directly contact your lender this enables for clear and effective communication through the entire loan process. Your lender should be able to provide you a tailored experience that will address your needs and your concerns.
Your lender should also be able to provide feedback and updates in a timely manner with real-time information to reduce uncertainty and provide a peace of mind.
Be sure to ask your potential lender what their system is for backup when they are out of office. Do they have an assistant? Do they have someone else that will be stepping into their place when they are on vacation? It is important to know who you can contact and when at all times.
Take your time!
It is important to emphasize that choosing a lender for the purpose of receiving fast results (or the lowest price) may not be in your best interest. Rushing into any loan agreement without thoroughly assessing the lender’s reputation, terms, and conditions can lead to unfavorable terms, hidden fees, or even falling victim to predatory lending practices. Taking the time to research, compare lenders, and consider all the factors we have mentioned above can help you make an informed decision and secure a loan from a reputable lender that has your best interests at heart. Remember, the extra effort upfront can save you from potential financial hardships in the long run!
If you need help with choosing the right lender for you, contact one of our agents and they can also point you in the right direction!
8 Highly Effective Habits and Tips for a Home Seller

8 Highly Effective Habits and Tips for a Home Seller

Are you ready to become a master in the art of home selling? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time seller, there’s always room to improve your skills and achieve even greater success. Selling your home can be a daunting task, but with the right mindset and a willingness to learn, you can take charge of the process and come out on top. We’ll share with you eight powerful habits of highly effective home sellers that will help you achieve your goals and sell your home with confidence. It’s time to take your home selling game to the next level!
- Get organized
This means creating a plan and timeline for selling your home, keeping all necessary documents and paperwork in one place, and staying on top of important deadlines and appointments. Make a list of all the tasks you need to complete, including repairs, staging, and marketing, and prioritize them to ensure you stay on track.
- Know the condition of your home
Buyers have become a lot more leery about homes needing repairs. Jasmyn Jefferson’s advice? “Home sellers should make sure that their home is in tiptop condition, which means taking care of any necessary repairs, touch-ups, or deep cleaning that may be needed,” she says. Determine if a pre-inspection works for you.
- Price it right
It’s essential to set a competitive price that reflects the current market conditions and the value of your property. You can work with a real estate agent to determine the best listing price based on comparable sales in your area and other factors. Work with a professional that studies market trends and data, and be realistic about your pricing strategy.
- Stage your home & Curb Appeal
This means making your home look its best by decluttering, cleaning, and rearranging furniture to create an inviting and attractive space. You can also add some personal touches, such as fresh flowers or artwork, to make your home feel more welcoming. Don’t forget the curb appeal! Buyers start evaluating as soon as they arrive to the property!
- Create a strong online presence
Hire a real estate professional proficient in the best marketing strategy. This means creating a professional listing with high-quality photos, detailed descriptions, and accurate information. Using social media and other online channels to promote your listing and attract potential buyers. Our expert realtors at Abode can help you come up with a strategic marketing plan that will showcase the unique features of your home and attract the right buyers!
- Be flexible & Accommodate Showings
This means being open to scheduling showings and accommodating potential buyers’ needs and schedules. It’s essential to be available and responsive to inquiries and requests, as this can help build trust and credibility with potential buyers. Plan to be out of the home for showings and consider a quick getaway the first weekend on the market.
- Stay positive
Selling a home can be a stressful and emotional process, but it’s important to stay optimistic and focused on the end goal. This means avoiding negative self-talk or doubts and maintaining a positive attitude throughout the process.
- Work with a professional
A real estate agent can help you navigate the complexities of the selling process, provide valuable insights and advice, and negotiate on your behalf. They can also help you avoid common mistakes and pitfalls and ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
When you embark on this journey of selling your home, please remember, you don’t have to go it alone. Our team at Windermere Central Sound is here to support you every step of the way, from pricing your home to closing the deal. So don’t hesitate to reach out to us for expert guidance and personalized service. We’re here to help you achieve your goals and make the most of your home selling experience.
Benefits of Pre-Inspections for Buyer and Sellers

Benefits of Pre-Inspections for Buyer and Sellers

What is a Pre-Inspection?
A pre-inspection is an assessment conducted by a licensed home inspector either before a property is listed for sale or before the property is purchased. This inspection covers the structural integrity, roofing, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems, and other major components of the property. The intention for a pre-inspection is to identify any existing or potential issues that could impact the safety, functionality, or value of the property.
Understanding the Importance of Pre-Inspection
For Buyers: A pre-inspection helps identify significant issues with the property that you need to know before finalizing your purchase. This crucial step not only assists you in making a well-informed decision but also provides you with additional support for potentially negotiating repairs or adjusting your offer.This can be a critical tool in winning during multiple offer scenarios; in doing so, Buyers elect to “satisfy” their inspection contingency before their offer is accepted.
For Sellers: Opting for what we call a “Seller Procured Pre-inspection” before listing your property can streamline negotiations. These advanced inspections give Sellers more control over the sale process and an opportunity to get ahead of potential issues that could complicate a future sale. For example, rather than rushing to obtain a bid in the 3-days allocated by a traditional inspection contingency (Form 35) a pre-inspection allows a Seller time to meet with multiple vendors and strategize around areas of concern.
Seller Procured pre-inspections also showcase your commitment to transparency, making your home more appealing to prospective buyers. In highly competitive situations, some Buyers will walk away rather than waive their inspection contingency (we understand - inspections are important!) Also not every Buyer can afford to do multiple pre-inspections, so this can be a tool to increase the attractiveness of your home.
Navigating Costs and Timing
Home inspections are an investment that varies by property size, type and location. For example, condo inspections tend to be cheaper than a large, freestanding home. It’s also important to know that you will typically use a separate inspector to look at the sewer line or septic system.
For Buyers: It is possible to budget for this, as the cost can typically range depending on the size and location of your intended property. Inspections of structures are usually between $350 and $600 while sewer and septic inspections range between $200-600. Your broker should provide you with a few names of inspectors they trust, and disclose any personal conflicts (like being in a relationship with the inspector).
For Sellers: The cost to do a home inspection is similar to what’s quoted above for Buyers, but Sellers have a few other potential upfront costs if they are trying to get ahead on their inspections. For example, a Seller might have a home inspection AND also get their septic pumped and inspected as required by the local municipality. Pumping and filing costs can total almost $2000 depending on the size of your septic system. This amount can typically be paid when the house closes (ask your agent for more details on that).
Sellers also may discover items that need repair, or items that would add value to the house if updated. Our Windermere Ready Loan program provides Sellers with up to $100,000 (based on the equity in their home) with minimal upfront costs. The 6-month loan is paid back at closing the program along with interest charges. This program enables sellers to undertake necessary repairs (potentially revealed during a pre-inspection) or upgrades that will make their home more desirable when listed (usually pointed out by a savvy Realtor!)
Handling Inspection Findings
For Buyers: Discovering significant issues may feel unsettling, but it provides an opportunity for gathering additional information and/or negotiations. Whether it’s requesting repairs, renegotiating the price, just establishing peace of mind or deciding to walk away, Buyers are empowered with the knowledge they have gained during a pre-inspection.
For Sellers: Unfavorable inspection results don’t have to be deal-breakers! Addressing repairs ahead of time, adjusting your asking price, or being upfront about issues can help maintain trust and attract more serious Buyers. And yes, it’s true that Sellers must share a copy of their pre-inspection with a Buyer as part of the Seller Disclosure law in Washington. But did you know that Seller’s must also share previous inspections (say from when they purchased the home) if they still have them? Because of this, sometimes it can be good to get an updated pre-inspection that reflects repairs or upgrades you’ve made since your purchase.
Just Remember…
It’s completely normal to feel like the home inspection process is confusing and/or overwhelming! Our team is here to help you navigate these complexities, the potential costs and most importantly the options available whether you’re buying or selling.
New Covenant Homeownership Program Opened in WA

A Pledge for Homeownership

In a historic and groundbreaking move to address past housing discrimination, the Washington State Legislature passed the Covenant Homeownership Act in the spring of 2023. This foundational legislation was created to bring forth reparations for victims of racially restrictive covenants—tools of housing exclusion and segregation that denied opportunities to generations of BIPOC communities.
Jasmyn Jefferson, Designated Broker and co-owner at Windermere Central Sound, has been appointed by Governor Inslee to an oversight committee for the program. Jasmyn is the immediate past President of the Tacoma/Pierce County Association of Realtors and is also working with the Black Home Initiative, which was instrumental in getting the Act passed.
On July 1, 2024, the Covenant Homeownership Program opened to the public providing crucial financial services, including down payment assistance, closing cost support and 0% interest loans! This program is specifically designed for first-time homebuyers impacted by discriminatory covenants. Recipients must have lived in Washington state before 1968 (within the Black, Hispanic, Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Korean, or Asian Indian communities) or have a direct ancestor that meets these qualifications.
If your family has generational ties to Washington and you belong to one of these communities, you may qualify for this transformative program. To learn more info and to check your eligibility, please visit the Washington State Housing Finance Commission website or call their WA State Homeownership Hotline at 1-877-894-4663. Their complimentary services will offer expert guidance and connect you with lenders who can help you on your path to homeownership.
Oakbrook Oasis | 8605 Zircon Dr SW Unit #C4, Lakewood, WA 98498

Listed by: Jajuan Winesberry and DiNero Williams | Call or text Jajuan with questions at (206) 755-7583 or DiNero at (253) 861-2782 or click here to find out more.
Discover comfort, style, and serenity in this beautifully updated Oakbrook condo!
Nestled against the lush Chambers Creek greenbelt, Unit C-4 offers peaceful forest views and a spacious, open layout that’s perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Enjoy a modern kitchen with an eat-in nook, refreshed bathroom finishes, in-unit laundry, and a generous balcony with outdoor storage. This North/South-facing unit is filled with natural light and everyday convenience. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, downsizing, or investing—this is the one you’ve been waiting for. Don’t miss your chance to own a slice of tranquility in the heart of Oakbrook—schedule your showing today!
MLS#2356353
Location: 8605 Zircon Drive SW C4 Lakewood, WA 98498
Local Focus
The Lakewood Towne Center is less than a mile away for shopping, dining and entertainment – Safeway, Barnes & Noble, Lakewood Playhouse, PetSmart, Office Depot, Pier 1 Imports, Famous Footwear, Cold Stone Creamery, Bed Bath & Beyond, Michael’s, Target, AMC Lakewood Theater, 24 Fitness, Panera, RAM Restaurant & Brewery, Old Navy and more!
Enjoy a day at the Oakbrook Golf Club – one of Washington’s finest golf courses, featuring hundreds of oak trees, immaculate turf conditions and is open to the public. Enjoy happy hour at The Adriatic at Oakbrook with some of their tasty appetizers.
Another amazing park to check out is Fort Steilacoom Park, featuring 340 acres of an expansive trail system, baseball, softball and soccer fields, state-of-the-art playground, off-leash dog park, two picnic shelters and year round restrooms. The yearly Summer Fest, is a local favorite and a must-see for anyone new to the area, brings in hundreds of visitors and vendors to share amazing food, music, and performances. Inside Fort Steilacoom Park is Waughop Lake that offers a quaint scenic view with a paved trail and benches. Waughop Lake is also open year-round for fishing!
If you’re looking for other dining options for a night out or a night in with some takeout, there are plenty of eateries around – Chang Thai Cuisine is highly rated not just because of their authentic Thai food, but also the owners and servers are friendly. Chang in the Thai language translates to elephant, which is incorporated into all their signs and menus.
Stop by Carr’s Restaurant for a unique automotive-themed dining experience with walls adorned with car memorabilia. This family-owned establishment is renowned for its delicious comfort food with generous portions, making sure you leave satisfied.
Classic Rental Opportunity | 1301 S 54th St Tacoma, WA 98408

Listed by: Ethan Wing of Wing Collaborative | Call or text Ethan with questions: (253) 353-2101 or click here to find out more
Classic 60’s rambler, brick 4 plex style!
Landlords and tenants alike love these buildings because they’re well built and the units have great, functional layouts. This one is no exception, with timeless style and design that really enhances livability and allows the landlord to charge premium rents. Bring your cosmetic ideas, all the units need is some cosmetic updates and you’ve got a building well positioned for low maintenance renting for the next 20 years. The garage spaces are a bonus – rent them individually or consider converting them into an additional apartment or two. Conveniently located on a bus line, close to I5, and walking distance from the emerging retail corridor that is S 56th St. Hear that? That’s the sound of opportunity knocking.
MLS#2369676
Location: 1301 S 54th St Tacoma, WA 98408
Local Focus
For all of your home essential needs, Fred Meyer and Safeway are close by and offer a convenient one-stop shop experience for everything from groceries, pharmacy, clothing, electronics, and home goods.
Check out a local favorite, Slice of Life Pizza Deli, just a mile away, for handcrafted pizzas, hearty cold and hot sandwiches and a variety desserts. Their menu features the classics such as pepperoni pizzas and club sandwiches, as well as specialty options such as the Spicy Italian pizza, the Seahawk sandwich, baklava, and much more! A true hidden treasure for a satisfying meal.
For nearby amenities, The Tacoma Place shopping center is just a few minutes away, where you’ll find Popeyes, Applebee’s, Olive Garden, Pho Ever Tacoma, Thai Hut, Little Tokyo Teriyaki, Dairy Queen, Red Lobster and a 24 hour Starbucks. You can also find Winco in this shopping center too
Two miles away, you’ll find Wapato Park – an urban park featuring a woodland area, a lake, walking trail, plus a historic pergola full of stunning and colorful scenery. Wapato has a number of trails that you can walk to explore the park, including one circling the lake that is approx in length and you can’t beat the beautiful setting of the lake and forest. Its best and most popular feature though is the off leash dog park! The off leash dog area has a smaller area for puppers under 25 pounds, a space for larger pups and an upper dog area for all dogs. The park also provides waste bag stations and garbage bins to help keep the park clean. Water is also available for the pups, there’s a water faucet and bowl.