Active since October 6, 2026

Pride of Ownership

18306 92nd Avenue E  ·  Puyallup, WA

4 Bed
2½ Bath
2,538 Sq Ft

Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode

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Pride of ownership shines throughout this beautifully updated, Zetterberg-built home, lovingly maintained by its original owner. Step inside to gorgeous real oak hardwood floors and a spacious, light-filled floor plan designed for both everyday living and gathering. The designated dining room makes a statement with vaulted ceilings and modern built-ins, while the updated kitchen features granite counters, a modern tile backsplash, double ovens, painted cabinetry and a warm wood-topped island that opens to the cozy family room. A main-floor office with French doors creates the perfect work-from-home space. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite offers a 5-piece bath and generous walk-in closet, along with two additional bedrooms and a beautifully finished bonus room with double doors, custom painted built-ins and a charming window seat. Need a 4th bedroom? This flexible space can easily transition back. Outside, enjoy the patio with BBQ hookup and privacy screen. A/C, sprinkler system, secure shed and a hard-to-find 3-car tandem garage with extra storage and additional driveway parking round out the package. Tucked near the end of a quiet cul-de-sac within the gated Grayhawk community, this home offers a more tucked-away setting without sacrificing convenience. Shopping, dining, parks and recreation are nearby, with easy access to Meridian, SR-512 and JBLM. Beautifully cared for, thoughtfully updated and ready for its next chapter.
  • Year Built 2002
  • Lot Size 6,077 sq ft
  • Parking Spaces 3
  • Parking Type Driveway, Attached Garage, Off Street
  • Style Craftsman
  • Lot Details Dead End Street, Paved, Sidewalk
  • Exterior Features Cement Planked, Stone, Wood Products
  • Interior Features Bath Off Primary, Ceiling Fan(s), Dbl Pane/Storm Window, Dining Room, Fireplace, French Doors, High Tech Cabling, Pantry, Security System, Vaulted Ceiling(s), Walk-In Closet(s), Water Heater, Wine/Beverage Refrigerator
  • Heating & Cooling Forced Air, Central Air, Forced Air
  • Floor Covering Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Vinyl, Carpet
  • Annual Taxes $0 (2026)
  • HOA Dues $425 / Semi-Annually
  • MLS Number 2590697
  • Elementary School Carson Elem
  • Junior High Doris Stahl Jnr High
  • Senior High Gov John Rogers Hs

What’s Nearby

WinCo Foods is the big grocery run just north on 176th St E, the employee-owned chain known for low prices and a long bulk-foods aisle. There's an in-store pizza counter, too.

For a burger with a view, Top Gun Bar & Grill is the airfield bar and grill near Graham, with a full window wall facing the runway and a patio looking out at Mount Rainier. Burgers cooked to order, steaks, and pizza, plus karaoke, pool, and cornhole. It's 21 and over.

For green space, Sunrise Park is the regional park the Sunrise community opened off 122nd Ave E on the east side of South Hill, with a seasonal splash pad (Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend), a zip line, a basketball court, and a fenced dog park. Open dawn to dusk.

Closer to home, Volcano Coffee on 168th St E opens at 5:30 on weekdays and makes its own caramel, chocolate sauce, vanilla bean syrup, and chai in house. The caramel americano is the order, with paninis grilled to order on the side.

Up Meridian near 144th, Meridian Habitat Park & Community Center pairs 36 wooded acres of wetlands, trails, a great lawn, and an off-leash dog area with a Pierce County community center. Its vaulted-ceiling auditorium and stage seat up to 300 and host classes, lectures, concerts, and receptions.

And for the evening — Perry's Cocktail Bar sits at the bottom of the hill on S Meridian in downtown Puyallup, pouring hand-crafted cocktails alongside a deep whiskey and wine list and a seasonal rotating menu. Happy hour runs 4 to 6, Tuesday through Saturday, Saturday adds a 9-to-2 brunch, and it's 21 and over.

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