Edmonds neighborhood guide

Living in Five Corners

Central Edmonds, organized around the roundabout, a few minutes from everything.

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About Five Corners

Five Corners is centered on the roundabout where five roads meet on the hill above downtown. Its central location makes it one of the most convenient places to live in Edmonds, with quick drives to the waterfront, Highway 99, SR-104, and I-5.

Why people love it

Neighborhood businesses, cafés, and services around the roundabout
Central location, about five minutes to downtown and the waterfront
Easy access to Edmonds-Woodway High School and neighborhood schools
Some higher streets with territorial and water views

Homes in Five Corners

Classic 1950s–70s ramblers and split-levels, along with remodels and new construction. Many homes have usable, flat yards, which are hard to find in hillier parts of Edmonds.

A great fit for

Families
Buyers who want a central location
First-time Edmonds buyers

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Five Corners FAQ

Is Five Corners walkable to downtown?

It is a longer walk uphill from downtown but an easy bike ride or short drive. Most residents drive or bike the few minutes to Main Street.

What are homes selling for in Five Corners?

Prices in Five Corners change month to month and vary a lot with views, lot size, and condition. Request the free Five Corners market report or a personal home valuation for current numbers.

Who is the best real estate agent for Five Corners?

Adam Cobb is the #1 broker by sales volume in Edmonds, Snohomish County, and Washington State (per NWMLS) and works with buyers and sellers throughout Five Corners and the rest of Edmonds.