Housing in Sequim
- 55+ Parks and Senior Communities
- Condos & Townhomes
- Apartments & Rentals
- Single Family Homes in Neighborhoods
- Rural & Acreage Housing
55+ Parks and Senior Communities
These are some of the retirement-oriented communities in Sequim:
Lavender Meadows MHC — newer upscale 55+ manufactured-home community with clubhouse, pickleball, dog parks, and planned amenities
Juniper Mobile Estates — established age-restricted park (62+).
Clasen Cove Estates — 55+ manufactured-home park with clubhouse and recreation facilities.
Parkwood Mobile Home Park — one of the better-known senior parks locally; residents mention clubhouse, gym, sauna, and landscaped lots.
Dominion Terrace — senior-oriented fourplex/townhome-style development with HOA structure.
Condos & Townhomes
Sequim has a good number of condo developments, especially for retirees and downsizers:
Solana neighborhood — planned HOA-style neighborhood that originally started as 55+ before restrictions loosened.
Jennie’s Meadow
Sunland condos & golf community homes
Diamond Point condos (east of Sequim)Sherwood Village townhomes
Cedar Ridge townhomes
Newer Carlsborg-area townhome developments are also being built due to population growth.
Most Sequim condos are: single-level or low-rise, HOA-managed, aimed at retirees or second-home owners, quieter and lower-maintenance than urban condos. You won’t find dense urban-style condo towers here.
Apartments & Rentals
Sequim has fewer apartments than larger Washington cities, but there are some established complexes:
Elk Creek Apartments — one of the larger apartment communities in town.
Suncrest Village Retirement Community — senior-oriented apartment living downtown.
Mt View Court Apartments
Other apartment options tend to be: smaller complexes, duplexes/fourplexes, ADUs and cottages, private rentals through property managers like Blue Sage Property Management
Master-Planned & Newer Single-Family Communities
Cedar Ridge, Sequim
Good fit if you want: HOA-maintained appearance, Walking-friendly layout, Mostly newer homes, Quiet, retirement-oriented atmosphere without age restrictions
Willow Creek Manor
A developing subdivision near Carrie Blake Park with larger lots than many newer neighborhoods.
Highlights:
- Closer to downtown Sequim
- Larger residential lots
- Near Olympic Discovery Trail
- More traditional subdivision feel
Carlsborg Village (Lennar)
A newer master-planned area just west of Sequim proper near Carlsborg. Lennar is building several collections here.
Rolling Hills
Another newer Lennar development with mostly one-story homes and low-maintenance lots. Located near the east side of Sequim.
Known for: Rambler-style homes, Smaller yards, HOA-maintained appearance, Easy aging-in-place layouts. Good option if you want newer construction without a huge property to maintain.
Westbay
A newer long-term master-planned development from the Seabrook team that’s still evolving. It’s designed as a walkable mixed-use neighborhood with homes, cottages, retail, parks, and waterfront access concepts.
This is probably the most ambitious “new urbanist” style project proposed for Sequim.
Potential appeal:
- Walkability
- Community-focused design
- Modern architecture standards
- Long-term appreciation potential
But it’s earlier-stage than Cedar Ridge or Lennar communities.
Rural & Acreage Housing
A large portion of Sequim housing is:
Custom homes on 1–5 acres
Water and/or Mountain-view parcels
Small farms
Horse properties
Lavender farm acreage
Popular areas:
- Bell Hill
- Happy Valley
- Carlsborg
- Dungeness
- Diamond Point
- Blue Mountain area
These are especially attractive to retirees wanting space without dense suburban living.
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