Vancouver, Washington
Old Evergreen Highway Homes for Sale
“Discover 5 homes in Old Evergreen Highway, Washington”
5 homes
Avg $1,436,480
Market Overview
Old Evergreen Highway Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Old Evergreen Highway, WA
5
Active Listings
$1.4M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$1,060,000
To
$1,800,000
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About Old Evergreen Highway Real Estate
Old Evergreen Highway sits along a corridor of larger residential properties in Vancouver, Washington, where many residents value space and a quieter setting while remaining within reach of city services. The area draws families and professionals who prefer established neighborhoods with room for gardens or outdoor living rather than denser urban blocks. Daily life often centers on nearby parks and trails that support walking, cycling, and casual recreation, alongside a modest selection of local dining and convenience options that keep most errands manageable without long drives. Schools in the neighborhood fall under the local public school district, giving families access to standard district programs and activities. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes on larger lots, with styles that range from mid-century builds to more recent construction, reflecting the gradual evolution of the corridor over several decades. At the moment the market shows five active listings with an average price near $1.44 million, indicating a limited but steady supply of higher-value properties.
Average listing price: $1,436,480 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Most listings feature single-family houses on larger lots, with construction spanning mid-century homes to newer builds. Buyers often find properties that include extra yard space or room for gardens. The current five active listings range from about $1.06 million to $1.8 million.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, which provides standard elementary, middle, and high school options. Families can also explore nearby private or charter programs if preferred. School-related activities and transportation follow district schedules rather than neighborhood-specific arrangements.
Residents have access to nearby parks and trails that support walking, jogging, and cycling. A limited number of dining and service businesses sit within a short drive, while larger retail centers require a brief trip by car. The setting suits those who enjoy outdoor access without expecting a dense commercial corridor right outside their door.
Active properties span from roughly $1.06 million to $1.8 million, with an average around $1.44 million. The small number of listings—currently five—means availability can change quickly. Buyers typically review options that reflect larger lot sizes and established residential character.