Active since September 10, 2026
The View Wins
7404 100th Avenue SW · Lakewood, WA
Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode
- Year Built 1984
- Lot Size 9,892 sq ft
- Parking Spaces 2
- Parking Type Driveway, Attached Garage
- Style Traditional
- Lot Details Curbs, Paved
- View Bay, Mountains, See Remarks, Sound, Territorial
- Exterior Features Brick, Cement Planked
- Interior Features Bath Off Primary, Ceiling Fan(s), Dbl Pane/Storm Window, Dining Room, Fireplace, Security System, Sprinkler System, Vaulted Ceiling(s), Walk-In Closet(s), Water Heater, Wet Bar
- Heating & Cooling Forced Air, Heat Pump, Heat Pump
- Floor Covering Hardwood, Vinyl, Carpet
- Annual Taxes $8,470 (2026)
- HOA Dues $0
- MLS Number 2579551
- Elementary School Cherrydale Elem
- Junior High Pioneer Mid
- Senior High Steilacoom High
What’s Nearby
Lakewood Towne Center is Lakewood's central open-air shopping hub on Main St, with 60-plus stores, restaurants, a supermarket, and a movie theater, built around the civic center and city hall. An easy one-stop for shopping and errands.
Topside Bar & Grill is the restaurant and rooftop deck in historic downtown Steilacoom, with a rotating lineup of craft beer and cider, cocktails, and wine. There's also a coffee room for handcrafted drinks and pastries and an Anchor Room bottle shop and wine bar. Open daily.
Fort Steilacoom Park is Lakewood's 340-acre flagship park, the largest in the city. It wraps Waughop Lake with a one-mile paved loop, adds miles of trails, ball fields, a playground, and an orienteering course, and is home to one of the region's top-rated off-leash dog parks.
The Edit Social House is the eclectic restaurant and bar at Oakbrook, serving hand-tossed pizzas, a smash burger, wings, and shareables alongside local craft beer, cocktails, and wine. Rooted in the site's 1966 heritage but with a playful, global-leaning kitchen.
Chambers Bay is the county-owned links course that hosted the 2015 U.S. Open, the first ever in the Pacific Northwest. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., it's walkers-only, has exactly one tree on the whole course, and sits inside a 930-acre county park threaded with public trails you don't need clubs to enjoy.
Sunnyside Beach Park is the largest shoreline park in neighboring Steilacoom, with 1,500 feet of sandy Puget Sound beach, a covered ramada with grills, volleyball courts, and views out to the South Sound islands. (Non-resident parking runs $5 in season.)




