Tucked into Arlington’s established Park Hill Estates area, 525 N Alcazar Ave offers a comfortable blend of classic character and recent updates. The home features three bedrooms and one full bath, with inviting living and dining spaces, a wood-burning fireplace, double-pane windows, and warm wood-and-shake siding that complements its traditional Northwest style.
The kitchen is bright and practical with painted white wood cabinetry, Formica counters, a stainless steel oven, new dishwasher, and a recently updated sink and faucet. A nearby eating nook opens conveniently toward the backyard, creating an easy connection between everyday meals and outdoor space. The washer and dryer are included and thoughtfully located in a kitchen closet.
Recent improvements continue throughout the home, including a new roof and refreshed bathroom with a new vanity, flooring, and mirror. Wall heating is provided throughout. Outside a carport offers covered parking. A shed and near quarter-acre yard offer ample space for gardening, hobbies, outdoor storage, or small-scale backyard homesteading.
A $5,000 allowance for bathroom and closet doors gives the next owner an opportunity to complete those finishing touches to their own taste, with the list price structured to account for the remaining work.
The location offers convenient access to downtown Arlington, the Centennial Trail, local parks, shops, dining, and the Stillaguamish River. Arlington is known for its walkable historic downtown, year-round community events, farmers market, riverfront recreation, and easy access to outdoor destinations throughout North Snohomish County.
Community Highlights
Local Dining Picks: Bistro San Martín is one of Arlington’s higher-rated dinner destinations, with a Pacific Northwest and seasonally influenced menu. The Stilly Diner is a popular breakfast and lunch stop, while Moose Creek Barbeque focuses on classic smoked meats. For casual options, Nuttys Junkyard Grill offers burgers and shakes, and Moe's on Olympic is a downtown café and coffee stop. Bistro San Martin is among Arlington’s most popular restaurants.
Beach / Waterfront Day-Trips: Several nearby regional waterfront and beach destinations include Jetty Island and Howarth Park in Everett, plus Double Bluff Beach and Off Leash Area on Whidbey Island. Closer to home, the Stillaguamish River at Haller Park and River Meadows County Park offers riverfront recreation.
Arlington Community Events: Arlington’s calendar is full of community events such as the Stillaguamish Eagle Festival, Frontier Days and the Fourth of July Parade, Arlington Street Fair, Art in Legion Park, and Hometown Holidays. The city also hosts a seasonal farmers market and summer music programming at Legion Park.
