North Puyallup Homes For Sale
North Puyallup runs from the river up to the Edgewood line — older homes, classic mid-century ramblers, and a few 1990s subdivisions. It’s the most affordable side of Puyallup and the easiest for Seattle commuters via SR-167.
Homes for sale in North Puyallup
Expect 1950s–1970s ramblers ($400K–$525K), updated 3-bed family homes in the $500s, and newer infill builds that occasionally hit the $600s. Lots tend to be larger than South Hill — more yard, more garden potential.
Inventory moves fast when priced right, especially anything under $475K.
Commute from North Puyallup
SR-167 is the play for Kent/Auburn/Seattle. I-5 is 15 minutes via Fife. The Puyallup Sounder station is a 5-minute drive. If you’re a King County commuter who wants Pierce County pricing, North Puyallup is the sweet spot.
Why work with Team Farrah
We’ve closed dozens of North Puyallup transactions. We know what an original-condition 1962 rambler should actually sell for, and which ones have had bad flips that a buyer should walk away from. Call 253-232-5512.
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Thinking about North Puyallup?
Let’s talk — no pressure. Call, text, or message Team Farrah and we’ll help you figure out if North Puyallup is the right fit.