• Standing tall above the rest of Bellingham proper, Alabama Hill combines centrality with view homes and easy access to activities. Home to some of the most desirable properties in city limits, Alabama Hill features an expansive network of quiet streets and walking trails. Many homes on the west side boast views of the city and bay while those overlooking the eastside enjoy the sunrise over Lake Whatcom. With Alabama St operating as one of Bellingham’s main arterials, you’re just minutes from anywhere you wanna go. This neighborhood also offers access to the Interurban Trail, Railroad Trail, and the Whatcom Falls Park trail system.

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  • Barkley has rapidly become one of the most thriving hubs in all of Bellingham. Home to the city’s financial center, Barkley Village also offers a litany of restaurants, cafes, bars, and movie theaters. The Barkley neighborhood stretches east from the Village all the way to Lake Whatcom and Toad Lake. Most of the home were built in the 1990s and 2000s and range from charming single-story houses to stately domains with staggering views of the city, ocean, islands, and sunsets. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder so many people call the Barkley neighborhood home.

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  • Birchwood, with its well-established charm, is known for its large lots and down-home rural feel. The neighborhood's mature landscaping, spacious properties, and winding roads create a timeless appeal that emphasizes its value to residents. This quiet, calm community is home to Bellingham Technical College and is a testament to the careful preservation of Bellingham’s natural beauty and is minutes from downtown and the waterfront.

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    • Haggen

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  • Tucked into the northwest corner of Bellingham, the Cordata community represents the city’s fastest growing neighborhood. With new construction and energy-efficient homes sprinkled among condos and retirement communities, Cordata offers a broad appeal. It’s home to Whatcom Community College, one of the highest-rated junior colleges in the state, as well as one of Bellingham’s largest commercial hubs. Walk the trails, grab a bite, or shop your heart out.

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    • Cordata Park

    • Trails

    • Pump track

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    • Bellis Fair Mall

    • Best Buy

    • Costco

    • TJ Maxx

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  • It’s difficult to spend any time in the Columbia neighborhood and not fall in love with it. It’s the part of town Jacson grew up in and stands out for its walkability, parks, classic homes, and proximity to downtown and the waterfront. Stroll through beautiful Elizabeth Park, or head down to Little Squalicum Beach and enjoy a stunning sunset over the bay. One of Bellingham’s earliest neighborhoods, Columbia is hallmarked by gorgeous turn-of-the-century Craftsman and Victorian homes.

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  • Perched next to the ocean along Bellingham’s southern outskirts, the Chuckanut neighborhood calls out to those seeking a peaceful retreat while being conveniently close to coastal marvels. Featuring high-end homes, saltwater beaches, extensive trail networks, and a selection of upscale single-family homes, Chuckanut is a dream come true for nature enthusiasts and homeowners seeking the perfect blend of serenity and luxury.

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    • Picturesque hiking

    • Larrabee State Park

    • Boating

    • Beaches

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  • The vibrant, bustling hub of Bellingham! Home to dozens of locally-owned stores, restaurants, bars, cafes, and nightclubs, downtown Bellingham is propped up above the city’s revamped waterfront. Close to Western Washington University and within walking distance of all of Bellingham’s core neighborhoods, downtown Bellingham is an absolute must-visit destination. Whether you’re looking for locally-roasted coffee, breweries, craft cocktails, fun shopping, upscale restaurants, live music, or late-night dancing, downtown has you covered. The perimeter of downtown features lots of beautiful condos, many of which feature world-class views of the ocean, San Juan Islands, sunsets, and South Hill.

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  • Location, convenience, and all around good vibes combine in this lovely part of town. Flat, walkable, and close to downtown, this neighborhood features not only Cornwall Park with its large fields, tennis and pickleball courts, disc golf, and walking trails but Broadway Park as well. Tall trees and well-kept lawns highlight this beautiful area. Centrally located near I-5, Bellis Fair Mall, the Bellingham Golf & Country Club, and St Joseph’s Hospital, Cornwall Park is many things to many people and has become a sought-after neighborhood as a result.

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    • Golf

    • Tennis

    • Pickleball

    • Disc Golf

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  • Edgemoor is regarded as one of the most prestigious Bellingham neighborhood, offering a lifestyle defined by privacy, lush landscaping, and breathtaking views. Residents of this enchanting enclave enjoy sweeping vistas of Bellingham Bay and the nearby San Juan Islands within the seclusion provided by expansive, well-spaced lots. Located in the southwest corner of Bellingham, the neighborhood feels like its own little world but in reality, is only minutes from shopping, dining, parks, and I-5.

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    • Walking

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  • Fairhaven bridges past and present like no other area in town. This charming, red-bricked neighborhood was the original settling spot before Bellingham became established. Originally a logging hub, Fairhaven now offers a quaint collection of locally owned boutique shops, restaurants, cafes, and Bellingham’s world-class Boulevard Park. Set against a backdrop of stunning west-facing ocean views, Fairhaven is a must-see for any visitor, and boasts a dazzling array of view-forward condos merging luxury and walkability into one attractive community.

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    • Boulevard Park

    • Walking trails

    • Kayaking / boating / crabbing

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  • Stretched along the southern edge of Lake Whatcom, Geneva has fast become one of the most coveted areas Bellingham has to offer. Homes in this part of town are either on the water, have lake views, or are nestled in a lush patch of evergreen trees. Beauty is everywhere in this part of town and the homes are built to match, with stylistic houses and waterfront masterpieces– many of which sit on oversized lots. With splendid hiking and proximity to Lake Padden, Lake Samish, and Galbraith Mountain, a myriad of activities emanate from the serene seclusion of Geneva.

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    • Hiking

    • Mountain biking

    • Golf

    • Lake Padden

    • Lake Samish

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    • Fred Meyer

    • Whole Foods

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  • Happy Valley sits in the southeast portion of town and features a litany of parks and activities, including world-class mountain biking. An eclectic mix of turn-of-the-century Craftsman and Victorian homes, condos, and multi-family options offer an array of opportunities for home buyers and real estate investors alike. Close to Lake Padden, Fairhaven, and downtown, anything you want is just minutes away.

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  • One of the most recently-developed areas in Bellingham, King Mountain is perched high to the north with many of the new homes overlooking the city, bay, and San Juan Islands. With wide greenbelts and wooded areas interspersed throughout, you’ll be sure to see some local wildlife. King Mountain’s appeal lies in both its serenity and its convenience because while the area is quiet, it’s just minutes from shopping, dining, and I-5.

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    • Walking

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  • Tucked in between Columbia, Cornwall Park, Sunnyland, and Downtown, the Lettered Streets neighborhood is centrally located and rich in charm. With Bellingham High School and Broadway Park within walking distance, there is no shortage of activities for kids, adults, and pets alike. Head downtown to go shopping and enjoy the myriad of great restaurants, cafes, and bars. Architecture ranges from small commercial and office buildings to retro-fitted single-family homes.

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  • The northern side of Lake Whatcom is bejeweled with a litany of gorgeous waterfront and lakeview homes, making Northshore one of the swankiest areas Bellingham has to offer. Homes here tend to be large, and feature some of the city’s most stunning architecture. At the far end lies lake Whatcom Park, a popular spot for hiking, swimming, biking and exploring. Lake Whatcom is also home to weekly kayak and canoe racing and Northshore Rd connects you to Alabama St– one of Bellingham’s main arterials. Treat yourself to a scrumptious dinner at The Fork, among the city’s finest restaurants. If quiet luxury is what you’re after, Northshore / Agate Bay may be for you.

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    • Walking

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  • Puget Hill was once a hidden gem in Bellingham. With Barkley Village to the north, Lake Whatcom to the east, Lake Padden and Lake Samish to the south, and Downtown to the west– Puget is in the middle of everything without feeling like its in the middle of everything. Midcentury architecture is a staple of this cozy community and many of the homes have western views of the city and bay, as well as clear vistas of the Canadian Rockies to the north. All three of Bellingham’s lakes reside within a few miles of Puget, as do the city’s stadiums which are home to baseball, football, soccer, softball, track and field, and more. The shopping center with various dining options adds convenience to an already enjoyable neighborhood!

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    • Ice skating

    • Minor league baseball

    • High school sports

    • Softball

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    • Whole Foods

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  • The Roosevelt neighborhood is growing in value and popularity as quickly as any area in town. An attractive spot for investors and first-time homebuyers, Roosevelt is nestled at the base of Alabama Hill, next to Barkley Village and a quick drive from everything Lake Whatcom has to offer. A myriad of walking trails wind through the area and is minutes from more shopping and dining options than just about any area outside of downtown. And with purchase prices closely representing Bellingham’s entry point, Roosevelt is seeing growth from locals and transplants alike.

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  • Sitting to the east of Western Washington University, the Samish neighborhood offers a mix of housing styles sprinkled along a stretch of dining and shopping that ranges from groceries to pizza to Mexican and Asian cuisine. Hike up to the Arboretum atop Sehome Hill for expansive views of the city and bay, visit picturesque Lake Padden, or make a night of it with friends at one of the area’s numerous restaurants.

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    • Walking

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  • Sehome is one of Bellingham’s earliest settled neighborhoods. Sitting in the middle of town, this community offers easy access to anywhere you want to go. Home to Western Washington University, the area is a hub of activity and features a blend of single family homes and student rentals, many with beautiful westward views. The Sehome Hill Arboretum offer many walking trails as well as a tower overlooking the city, bay, mountains, and San Juan Islands while Laurel and Forest Cedar Parks offer excellent play opportunities.

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  • Located at the eastern edge of the city and bordered by the majesty of Lake Whatcom, Silver Beach is a destination for water lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood boasts two fantastic parks– Bloedel-Donovan on the water and Whatcom Falls in the woods. Bloedel offers boating, volleyball, swimming, a playground, and a gymnasium. Across the street, Whatcom Falls features gorgeous trails, tennis courts, basketball, and a beautiful waterfall. Homes range across architectural styles giving Silver Beach an eclectic feel while remaining just minutes away from everything.

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  • Encompassing all of Galbraith Mountain as well as Lakes Padden and Samish, South Bellingham has become a destination spot for outdoor athletes everywhere. Galbraith offers world class mountain biking trails while Lake Padden features a park, serene walking trail, softball fields, basketball court, playground, dog park, and golf course. Further south lies the picturesque Lake Samish, featuring excellent boating and fishing opportunities.

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    • Hiking

    • Mountain Biking

    • Fishing

    • Boating

    • Swimming

    • Golf

    • Shooting Range

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  • This highly sought-after neighborhood offers an idyllic blend of remarkable Bellingham Bay views, classic architecture, and proximity to the vibrant Fairhaven and downtown districts. With arresting sunset views in a central location, South Hill is one of the most coveted neighborhoods this city has to offer. Stroll downtown or walk on water at the Taylor Dock boardwalk.

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  • Originally developed in the 1960s and 1970s as a vacation home destination, Sudden Valley has evolved into a primarily owner-occupied community. The housing options in Sudden Valley are just as diverse as its natural surroundings. You can find everything from more affordable starter homes to luxurious waterfront. Built near the southern end of Lake Whatcom, Sudden Valley features a beautiful golf course, marina, gym, pool, and more. Technically south of city limits, the homes here carry Bellingham addresses and form what is very much their own community.

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    • Hiking

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    • Kayaking

    • Boating

    • Swimming

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    • Silver Beach Market

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  • Heralded for its centrality and walkability, Sunnyland offers turn-of-the-century charm near numerous local restaurants, breweries, and shopping options. Craftsman homes and enticing bungalows make up most of Sunnyland’s architectural profile and its location between all major social hubs make it a must-have area for homeowners of all types. Minutes from downtown, I-5, Barkley Village, Lake Whatcom and within walking distance of multiple parks, Sunnyland has become one of Bellingham’s fastest-selling neighborhoods.

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    • Trader Joe’s

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  • The Whatcom Falls neighborhood, named after the iconic Whatcom Falls Park, is a true gem in the southeastern part of Bellingham. Replete with numerous parks, trails, and proximity to all three lakes, this area of town continues to grow in popularity. Whatcom Falls park, Bloedel-Donovan Park, Galbraith Mountain, Lake Whatcom, Lake Samish, and Lake Padden are all near to this community that’s nestled among trees and wildlife. Walkable, and a short drive from downtown, Whatcom Falls has so much to offer.

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    • Lakeway Shopping Center

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  • One of Bellingham’s earliest communities, York borders downtown to the east and features an assortment of architectural styles. York boasts a very connected neighborhood association, quiet streets, and proximity to shopping, I-5, and fitness centers. A very walkable area, York is perfect for a leisurely stroll with kids, friends, and pets as well as offering easy access to much of what Bellingham has to offer.

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    • Gyms

    • Walking

    • Biking

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    • Lakeway Shopping Center

    • Grocery Outlet

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