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About Martha Lake
Martha Lake is an unincorporated census-designated place of 21,660 (2020 Census) built around its namesake lake between Lynnwood and Mill Creek. It is mid-century suburbia evolving: ranch homes on generous lots, apartment corridors along SR-99, and steady infill. The location is the pitch — equidistant to Lynnwood's Link station, Alderwood, Everett's job centers, and Paine Field. Martha Lake Park gives the namesake lake public access. School assignment splits between Edmonds and Everett districts; verify by address.
Home prices in Martha Lake
Home prices in Martha Lake vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Martha Lake
- Martha Lake Park — public access to the lake.
- Lynnwood Link station — minutes south.
- Alderwood retail district — minutes south.
- Locust Way / SR-99 corridors.
Commuting from Martha Lake
- Drive to downtown Seattle: approximately 25–35 minutes no-traffic (about 18 miles) via I-5/SR-99; longer in peak hours.
- Link 1 Line at Lynnwood City Center is minutes south; Community Transit buses throughout.
Martha Lake FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Martha Lake, WA?
Home prices in Martha Lake vary by neighborhood and property type. Price snapshot unavailable - How is the commute from Martha Lake, WA?
Drive to downtown Seattle: approximately 25–35 minutes no-traffic (about 18 miles) via I-5/SR-99; longer in peak hours.
Town links
Schools
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.