Barnett Associates Real Estate, LLC's website www.BarnettAssociates.net is experiencing difficulting with its servers and for the time being the website is down or is running for brief periods of time. The outage is also effecting emails which are being returned to sender.I apologize for any inconvience this is causing to your real estate search. As soon as the website comes online an announcement will be made here on Barnett Associates Real Estate, LLC's blog. If there is anything that needs to be directed I can be reached at my alternative email goingbigger@hotmail.com. 05/22/2007

Verda Ridge is a Marysville neighborhood off Evans Rd (52nd ST NE) and continues on through 75th Ave NE. It is comprised of ramblers, two-stories and split level homes in a cult-de-sac style neighborhood. Being a really big neighborhood it offers buyers many choices through the different sections. There is also a neighborhood park, Verda Ridge Park, that has a basket ball and tennis court for the neighborhood kids and parents to get some exercise. 05/15/2007

Eastwood Hills Division 2 is located just off 67th and 49th Street and near Eastwood Hills Division 1. It is a large neighborhood that streches through many streets and encompasses many different floors plans. Some highlights to Eastwood Hills Division 2 is the large lot sizes and the well maintained landscaping. The neighborhood is gaining some years and resales are common which makes this an excellent starting location for first time buyers. Eastwood Hills Division 2 is also a great neighborhood for families as it has many cult-de-sacs and school age children. 05/14/2007

Eastwood Hills Division 1 boarders 67th and 50th PL NE in the South end of Marysville. In Mickie's early years in real estate she was the site agent on this neighborhood and sold most of the homes here. I can remember doing walk through on many of the homes but for the life of me I can't remember the layouts, those were the days long before digital cameras. Eastwood Hills Division 1 is a great starter neighborhood comprised of split levels, ramblers and two story homes. 05/01/2007

Rivers Inlet in located off of 52nd and on 69th Dr in South East Marysville. It boasts excellent views of the Olympic Mountains, the Puget Sound and Pain Field in Everett. Being an older neighborhood is well constructed with large lot sizes and beautifully landscaped giving Rives Inlet instant appeal. I really like Rivers Inlet because more than just being a nice neighborhood it also has wide streets that allow for guest parking. 04/25/2007

The Foothills City Park is located off 58th in The Foothills neighborhood. It is 11.6 acres for playing football or baseball and in the center of the park lies the the playground. The jungle gym is large enough to keep children busy and occupied while parents look on from the sideline benches. The Foothills City Park is walking distance from many of the homes in The Foothills and is accessible via a walking trail off 58th. 04/09/2007

The Foothills neighborhood is located in south east Marysville is comprised of rambler and two story homes. Being in the greater East Sunnyside neighborhood a lot of residents enjoy views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. The neighborhood has wide streets and shoulders for easy parking and travel which also make The Foothills very attractive as you pass on through. The Foothills also has a neighborhood park just of 58th, The Foothills City Park. 04/09/2007

Hawthorn Hill is located in south Marysville of 67th and is one of the only private communities in the city. It is a smaller neighborhood with only a few homes in a cult-de-sac layout. In the middle of the cult-de-sac sites a fountain that is nicely designed and which gives Hawthorn Hills an elegant feel. Hawthorn Hill overlooks the Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains and some residents even get to see the North and South Cascades. 04/08/2007

Barnett Associates Real Estate, LLC would like to welcome Teresa Rommel to our team. Teresa comes to us from a local competitor and has been a licensed agent since 1994 and is highly experience with real estate agency. She is also a resident of Marysville so clients can rest assured that they are getting the best possible person. It is a great honor that Teresa would choose us over another brokerage firm and we look forward to a long lasting relationship. 04/06/2007

Westhaven Court is a new construction neighborhood being built in the south end of Marysville by Tartan Development, Inc on 67th and 47th. It is a two story neighborhood with two car garages and unique styling in a cult-de-sac layout. Some of the homes in Westhaven Court have views of Mt. baker and some have views of the Puget Sound but it gives the neighborhood great appeal in the new construction market. 04/05/2007

Copper Creek is a Centex Homes neighborhood located at the top of Getchell Hill and next door to the new Getchell High School. Being located on and near major arterials, Getchell Hill, Highway 9 and 67th, Copper Creek gives residents short great access fro their daily commutes.Copper Creek is a predominately comprised of two story homes that have excellent curb appeal with the combination of wood and rock entry ways. The lot sizes are not the biggest in Marysville but the where there is a shortage of lot size the interior square footage more than compensates. 04/04/2007

Berrywoods is a new construction community located off 83rd on the eastside of Marysville. The neighborhood is being built by Quadrant Homes which are known for their good square footage for the price. Berrywoods is comprised of two story homes that range from 1,800 to 2,600 square feet with prices starting in the low $300s.Berrywoods is a neighborhood that is going to be highly soute after for many years because of the neighborhood layout. The streets are wide for easy driving and guest parking and the green belts assist in giving Berrywoods a country feel. Being located on 83rd and near the new Getchell High School Berrywoods is perfectly situated for families that need schools and easy commuting. 04/04/2007

Strawberry Hills Neighborhood is located on 59th and 67th in South Eastern Marysville and in the greater Sunnyside Neighborhood according the City of Marysville's Comprehensive Plan. It is a smaller neighborhood made up of ramblers and two story homes. Located on a hill, Strawberry Hills' residents views of the Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains and the Tulalip Indian Reservation. The neighborhood has been well maintained and is going to be a great place to live long into the future. 03/30/2007

Bayridge Heights is a medium sized neighborhood located in the South/Eastern portion of Marysville off 67th. It is consider part of the greater Sunnyside Neighborhood according the City of Marysville's Comprehensive Plan. Bayridge Heights is comprised of ramblers and two story homes that over look the Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains and the Tulalip Indian Reservation (on the Westside of I-5). 03/29/2007

Well this morning I exhausted all the pictures in my added supply and had to go out and take another round. The pictures will translate into 16 new web pages for the Marysville section on the website. It is easy to rack up many pictures and the challenge comes when page construction begins. Tonight I may get started and built a page or two. So far all I have gotten is weird looks from residents or people in the parks. No one has accused me of anything sinister which surprises me for some reason. When going around and taking pictures I think what my perception would be if I seen some random person snapping photos of me or my house. When taking the park pictures I have been tempted to walk up to the people and introduce myself but felt stupid so I didn't.So if anyone sees the black pickup... 03/28/2007

Jennings Nature Park is located on 64th, boarders the neighborhood Parkview Estates and is connected to Jennings Memorial Park via a walking trail. The park has a large playground for children to burn all the energy and benches for parents to have a great view of their children's antics. The park is well maintained and is perfect for an afternoon walk or to spend a day reading a great book. Jennings Nature Park is also a favorite destination for school environmental and biology classes because it is perfectly situated on the Allen Creek watershed. It gives students a unique opportunity to learn about out environment while being in a outdoor setting. In the picture below, young students can be seen running up the hill after a long day of studying towards the playground and restrooms. 03/26/2007

Jennings Memorial Park boarders Armor Rd and is one of Marysville's largest parks at 51 acres. Back in 1961 it was donated by the Jennings family, their family farm, to the City of Marysville for preservation and to provide a place for people to come and play. The park has gone through many improvements over the years and I was thoroughly surprised upon visiting the other day how well maintained it is. During my walk through Jennings Memorial Park I got the chance to visit with two ladies, one being 81, about the history of the park and of Marysville in general. They both were life long residents and shared many stories about what life used to be as well looked like. Over the years many things have changed and I am glad there is a place like Jennings Memorial Park that preserved the nat... 03/23/2007

Parkview Estates is well maintained neighborhood in Marysville Washington that has instant appeal due to location and layout. It has ramblers as well as two story homes that bring diversity and maintain continuity from cult-de-sace to cult-de-sac. Parkview borders Jennings Nature Park and backs up to Jennings Memorial Park (that is rich in Marysville history) and gives residents great access to 64th (Highway 528).The one thing that impresses me about Parkview Estates is the curb appeal of the neighborhood and the wide streets that allow for easy through traffic. Now Spring is approaching the neighborhood is starting to blossom and the awe, especially at the entrance, is demonstrated by the trees that border the walk ways and the homes. 03/21/2007

It is totally nice outside which is a nice change from yesterday's day weather when it was trying to snow. The trees are starting to bloom and there are some neighborhoods that I have been meaning to shoot for some time now. My plan is to hit the old the part of North Everett that over looks the Everett Marina and Port Gardners Wharf, the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains then I'll head back into Marysville and head up highway 528 and shoot three neighborhoods that site in there. It will give me some more material for our Everett and Marysville page on our website. It will take me a few days to get all the information uploaded and written but totally worth it. Well I am getting out of the office for a bit...lata 03/21/2007

About 2 hours ago I was taking off to run over to Everett and upon walking outside I noticed it was trying to snow. Isn't it supposed to be the first day of Spring? Well it maybe but in Washington just about anything can happen from one day to the next. Washington is the state that invented "Partly Sunny" weather conditions because partly sunny is a nice day :) Well back to the snow...after jumping in the truck I started traveling South on Highway 526 and it was snow pretty good, really wet though, and the temperature was falling pretty sharply. But now it seems to have lightened, for the moment, and warmed up enough to keep rain in its liquid form. It seems that Father Winter isn't leaving with a fight :) Fine by me...maybe I'll hit the mountains to catch some air before its all over. 03/20/2007