Listed by Ed Hurst • RE/MAX Northwest. Bought with Windermere RE Southeast.
Off Market Jul 2001 for $355K
$897,203
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$2,209/mo
3
bd
•
2 ba
•
2,532
sq ft
35325 Reese Rd, Sultan, WA 98294
About this home
Gorgeous Custom Two Story Home On Over 7 Acres. Barn, Pasture. Garden Areas, Covered Bbq With Bandstand, Big Back Deck, Spiral Staircase To Full Lengh Upstairs With Dormer Windows. Propane Heat All Cedar Siding With Riverstone Accents. Hugh Family Room Has Kentucky Hardwood Floors/Bay Windows Solarium, Mt Views!!
Karissa Mallett Metz • Paramount Real Estate Group
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Sale history for 35325 Reese Rd
Date
Event
Price
Jul 23, 2001
Sold (MLS)
NWMLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #21050777
$355,000
$140/sq ft
Apr 3, 2001
Listed
NWMLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #21050777
$359,950
$142/sq ft
Apr 4, 1988
Sold
Public Records
$35,000
$14/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,046 (−2.0%)
$280,100 + $517,600
$797,700
2025
$7,192 (+5.9%)
$280,100 + $517,600
$797,700
2024
$6,792 (+6.1%)
$277,400 + $482,600
$760,000
2023
$6,400 (+14.7%)
$310,500 + $504,500
$815,000
2022
$5,581 (+2.9%)
$198,400 + $407,900
$606,300
2021
$5,423 (+3.1%)
$165,100 + $386,300
$551,400
2020
$5,261 (+10.3%)
$165,100 + $386,300
$551,400
2019
$4,770 (−1.8%)
$160,400 + $363,000
$523,400
2018
$4,857 (+0.8%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2017
$4,820 (+4.6%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2016
$4,606 (+2.7%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2015
$4,487 (+7.5%)
$77,100 + $266,900
$344,000
2014
$4,175 (+15.8%)
$77,100 + $266,900
$344,000
2013
$3,606 (−14.7%)
$83,100 + $234,300
$317,400
2012
$4,226 (+2.7%)
$63,100 + $199,400
$262,500
2011
$4,115 (+8.0%)
$87,100 + $246,800
$333,900
2010
$3,810
$127,100 + $274,500
$401,600
2009
$3,810
$127,100 + $274,500
$401,600
Tax history for 35325 Reese Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,046 (−2.0%)
$280,100 + $517,600
$797,700
2025
$7,192 (+5.9%)
$280,100 + $517,600
$797,700
2024
$6,792 (+6.1%)
$277,400 + $482,600
$760,000
2023
$6,400 (+14.7%)
$310,500 + $504,500
$815,000
2022
$5,581 (+2.9%)
$198,400 + $407,900
$606,300
2021
$5,423 (+3.1%)
$165,100 + $386,300
$551,400
2020
$5,261 (+10.3%)
$165,100 + $386,300
$551,400
2019
$4,770 (−1.8%)
$160,400 + $363,000
$523,400
2018
$4,857 (+0.8%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2017
$4,820 (+4.6%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2016
$4,606 (+2.7%)
$103,200 + $299,900
$403,100
2015
$4,487 (+7.5%)
$77,100 + $266,900
$344,000
2014
$4,175 (+15.8%)
$77,100 + $266,900
$344,000
2013
$3,606 (−14.7%)
$83,100 + $234,300
$317,400
2012
$4,226 (+2.7%)
$63,100 + $199,400
$262,500
2011
$4,115 (+8.0%)
$87,100 + $246,800
$333,900
2010
$3,810
$127,100 + $274,500
$401,600
2009
$3,810
$127,100 + $274,500
$401,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
7.1 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,194
Year built
1989
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Snohomish County
APN
28083400402500
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 12, 2026.
A-10
Agriculture-10 Acre zone
The intent and function of the Agricultural-10 Acre zone is: To implement the goals and objectives of the County General Policy Plan, which include the goals of protecting agricultural lands and promoting agriculture as a component of the County economy; To protect and promote the continuation of farming in areas where it is already established and in locations where farming has traditionally been a viable component of the local economy; and To permit in agricultural lands, with limited exceptions, only agricultural land uses and activities and farm-related uses that provide a support infrastructure for farming, or that support, promote or sustain agricultural operations and production including compatible accessory commercial or retail uses on designated agricultural lands.; Allowed uses include, but are not limited to: Storage and refrigeration of regional agricultural products; Production, sales and marketing of value-added agricultural products derived from regional sources; Supplemental sources of on-farm income that support and sustain on-farm agricultural operations and production; Support services that facilitate the production, marketing and distribution of agricultural products; Off-farm and on-farm sales and marketing of predominately regional agricultural products from one or more producers, agriculturally related experiences, products derived from regional agricultural production, products including locally made arts and crafts, and ancillary sales or service activities; and Accessory commercial or retail uses which shall be accessory to the growing of crops or raising of animals and which shall sell products predominately produced on-site, agricultural experiences, or products, including arts and crafts, produced on-site.