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Space, Privacy, and Small-Town Charm in Brierwood
Welcome to 2341 219th Place Southwest and this desirable tri-level home in Brierwood, a sought-after Brier neighborhood. Light-filled living spaces, beautiful landscaping, and a flexible floor plan create a wonderful setting for living and entertaining. The inviting living room features a fireplace and opens to the dining room with elegant tray ceilings. The nearby kitchen offers abundant counter and cabinet space plus a convenient eating nook. A second kitchen provides exceptional flexibility and is ideal for preparing large meals or hosting gatherings.
Upstairs, the spacious primary suite overlooks the lush gardens and features a five-piece bath and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level. The lower level offers a generous family room with built-in storage, fireplace, direct access to the deck, powder room, and laundry.
A three-car garage is conveniently accessed from this level. Outdoor living shines on the expansive multi-level deck overlooking the private backyard and gazebo, creating an ideal space for relaxing, dining and entertaining.
Enjoy Brier’s small-town, country feel with nine public parks, tennis courts, a skate park, walking trails and a public horse arena. Easy access to shopping, the light rail station and major commuting routes adds everyday convenience. This exceptional property offers space, versatility, privacy and a peaceful setting in a wonderful Brier community. Professionally pre-inspected, offering buyers added confidence and transparency.
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Neighborhood Lifestyle & Amenities
Tucked in the heart of Brier, this home sits in one of Snohomish County’s most peaceful residential enclaves, a quiet, tree-lined community of large lots (12,500+ sq ft minimums) just 15 miles north of Seattle. Bordered by Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood, Bothell, and Lake Forest Park, Brier offers small-town calm with big-city convenience just minutes away.
Parks & Recreation: Brier is home to nine city parks, including Brier Park with its play area, skate park, and paved walking paths, and Locust Creek Park for hikers and nature lovers. Golfers will appreciate nearby Nile Shrine Golf Course in Mountlake Terrace, and outdoor enthusiasts can hop on the Interurban Trail for walking, running, or biking. Lake Washington beach access is a short drive away via Lake Forest Park.
Shopping & Dining: A local commercial cluster at Brier Rd and 236th St SW covers everyday essentials. For bigger-box shopping, dining, and entertainment, Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood and additional retail corridors in Mountlake Terrace and Bothell are all within easy reach. You might also enjoy one of Steve’s favorite local restaurants, Vita Momenti (formerly Brier Pizza).
Schools: The area draws from both the Edmonds and Northshore school districts. Brier Elementary serves the elementary level, while Brier Terrace Middle School and Mountlake Terrace High School cover middle and high school, the latter offering a STEM magnet program and career center.
Commute: Brier’s location gives residents quick access to I-5 and I-405, making it a favorite for commuters to Seattle, Bellevue, and the Eastside, including tech employers like Google’s Bothell campus. Lynnwood City Center Station provides direct light rail service to Northgate, the University District, and downtown Seattle within a short drive, and Community Transit bus routes also serve the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this home move-in ready?
Yes. This home has been pre-inspected and is move-in ready, giving buyers added confidence as they make one of life’s biggest investments. It has been thoughtfully maintained and prepared for its next owner to enjoy from day one.
What makes this Brier home unique?
This property sits on one of Brier’s characteristically large, private lots, a hallmark of the city’s residential zoning, with a minimum lot size of 12,500 square feet. That means more breathing room than you’ll typically find in neighboring Lynnwood or Mountlake Terrace—space for outdoor living, gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying a quiet, tree-lined setting. It’s the kind of lot that’s increasingly hard to find this close to Seattle.
What is Brier like as a place to live?
Brier is a small, quiet residential city in Snohomish County, incorporated in 1965 to preserve its rural character. Large lots, tree-lined streets and abundant green space give the community a distinctly private, spacious feel compared with the denser surrounding communities.
How far is this home from Seattle, and what’s the commute like?
Brier is approximately 15 miles north of downtown Seattle, with convenient access to both I-5 and I-405. This makes it well positioned for commuters traveling to Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside, including major employment centers in the region.
Is there public transit or light rail access nearby?
Yes. Lynnwood City Center Station, served by Sound Transit’s 2 Line, is a short drive away and provides light rail connections to Northgate, the University District and downtown Seattle. Community Transit bus routes also provide local and regional connections.
What schools serve this home?
The area is served by both the Edmonds and Northshore school districts. Brier Elementary serves the elementary level, while Brier Terrace Middle School and Mountlake Terrace High School serve older students. Mountlake Terrace High School also offers a STEM magnet program and career center.
Are there parks and outdoor recreation nearby?
Yes. Brier has nine city parks, including Brier Park with a play area, skate park and paved walking paths, and Locust Creek Park, popular for walking and birdwatching. The nearby Interurban Trail provides opportunities for walking, running and biking, while Lake Washington beaches are also within a short drive.
Is there a golf course nearby?
Yes. Nile Shrine Golf Course in neighboring Mountlake Terrace is the closest golf option and is just a few minutes from Brier.
Where do residents shop and run errands?
Brier has a small local commercial area for everyday needs. For larger grocery, retail and dining options, residents can easily access Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood as well as shopping and dining corridors in Mountlake Terrace and Bothell.
What makes Brier different from nearby communities?
Brier combines a quiet, small-town residential setting with convenient access to I-5, I-405, Lynnwood, Seattle and the Eastside. Its spacious lots, tree-lined streets and parks create a sense of privacy and breathing room that’s increasingly difficult to find in nearby communities.