Find your Edmonds home before everyone else does
New-listing alerts, neighborhood guidance, and experienced negotiation from the broker who knows Edmonds best.
An advantage in a competitive market
- Early word on new homes. Adam's volume means his team often hears about homes before they hit the market.
- Street-level knowledge. View corridors, traffic, slopes, schools, and what nearby homes really sold for.
- Offers that win. Adam knows what Edmonds listing agents and sellers look for and how to make your offer stand out without overpaying.
- Trusted local vendors. Lenders, inspectors, and contractors who know Edmonds homes.
Explore Edmonds neighborhoods
Downtown Edmonds & The Bowl
Walk to the ferry, the beach, and Main Street. The most sought-after addresses in Edmonds.
Seaview
Established, family-friendly streets north of downtown, with Sound views on the western slopes.
Perrinville
Wooded, quiet, and close to Olympic View Drive, with a small neighborhood shopping hub.
Meadowdale
North Edmonds bluffs, big trees, and a forest trail that ends at the beach.
Five Corners
Central Edmonds, organized around the roundabout, a few minutes from everything.
Westgate
Everyday convenience along Edmonds Way, with quick routes to Seattle and I-5.
Esperance
An unincorporated pocket surrounded by Edmonds, often with more value per square foot.
Lake Ballinger & Highway 99
Lake access, light rail nearby, and the diverse food scene of the Highway 99 corridor.
Firdale & Southeast Edmonds
Right at the Seattle line, close to Shoreline light rail and Firdale Village.
Woodway
Edmonds’ private, heavily wooded neighbor, known for estate homes on large lots.
Buying in Edmonds: common questions
Is Edmonds a good place to live?
Edmonds combines a walkable waterfront downtown, ferry and train access, strong community events, parks and beaches, and quick access to Seattle. Neighborhoods range from walkable condos near the water to wooded view estates.
How competitive is the Edmonds market?
Well-priced homes in popular neighborhoods, especially The Bowl and view areas, can draw multiple offers. Other homes give buyers more room to negotiate. Adam will tell you how competitive a specific home is likely to be before you write an offer.
Which Edmonds ZIP codes are there?
Edmonds mainly uses 98020 (downtown, The Bowl, west and south Edmonds, and Woodway) and 98026 (north and east Edmonds, including Perrinville, Meadowdale, and the Highway 99 area).
How do Edmonds buyers commute to Seattle?
Common options include the Sounder train from downtown Edmonds, light rail from the Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace, or Lynnwood stations, commuter buses, and driving via I-5 or SR-104.
New to the area? Read the guide to moving to Edmonds.