Moving to Lake Stickney, WA

About Lake Stickney

Lake Stickney is an unincorporated census-designated place of 15,413 (2020 Census) built around its namesake small lake between Lynnwood and Everett. It is an affordable-by-comparison pocket of south Snohomish County: apartments and modest single-family homes along the I-5/Paine Field corridor, minutes from the Boeing factory, Mukilteo's waterfront, and the Lynnwood Link station. The lake itself is mostly ringed by private homes with limited public access. Mukilteo School District serves most addresses.

Home prices in Lake Stickney

Home prices in Lake Stickney vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Lake Stickney

• Lake Stickney shoreline views (limited public access).
• Paine Field — minutes west.
• Lynnwood Link station — minutes south.
• Mukilteo waterfront — minutes west.
• SR-99 dining corridor.

Commuting from Lake Stickney

• Drive to downtown Seattle: approximately 25–35 minutes no-traffic (about 20 miles) via I-5/SR-99; longer in peak hours.
• Community Transit buses to Lynnwood Link and downtown Seattle; Paine Field is minutes west.

Schools in Lake Stickney

Public schools: Mukilteo School District. For enrollment and performance data, see the state report card in Town links below. Confirm school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Lake Stickney FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Lake Stickney, WA?
  Home prices in Lake Stickney vary by neighborhood and property type. Price snapshot unavailable
• How is the commute from Lake Stickney, WA?
  Drive to downtown Seattle: approximately 25–35 minutes no-traffic (about 20 miles) via I-5/SR-99; longer in peak hours.
• Which school district serves Lake Stickney, WA?
  Lake Stickney is served by Mukilteo School District. See the state report card in Town links, and confirm school assignment for a specific address with the district.

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