Water Views, Peaceful, Midcentury Homes
MEDIAN: $747,500The West Slope of Tacoma lives up to its name. Entire neighborhoods were developed along the hillsides facing Gig Harbor, Fox Island, and the Olympic Mountains.
The first word that comes to mind when you think of Tacoma’s West Slope neighborhood is “views.” Views of Puget Sound. Views of the Olympic Mountains. Vistas of the Narrows Bridge. Most importantly, homes on Tacoma’s West Slope have some of the most spectacular sunset views you’ll find anywhere.
West Slope has all the conveniences you’d want in a peaceful suburb of the city. Easy access to the freeway, great grocery shopping, great parks, and access to the water.
If you can pull yourself away from your views, the list of things to do in the West Slope is long. If taking walks with spectacular views are your thing, West Slope is located between 2 of Pierce County’s finest parks, Point Defiance Park (700 acres of old growth forest in Ruston, just 5 minutes away) and Chambers Bay (home of the 2015 US Open). If you’re looking to cross the water, hop on the Scott Pierson Trail and walk or bike over the Narrows Bridge all the way to Gig Harbor.
In addition to the parks, residents enjoy dining on the water at Boathouse 19 and Narrows Brewing, located at the Narrows Arena right on the water. Located between Tacoma’s North End, University Place, and Fircrest, the West End also has the benefit of the best of those neighborhoods as well.
Reach out to MovetoTacoma.com creator Marguerite to find out answers to questions you have about the West Slope- and neighborhoods in Tacoma and Pierce County. When the time is right to start looking, Marguerite can connect you with a local real estate agent who specializes in the neighborhoods you love most.