Six homes. One lake.
A rare address in Snohomish.
Tucked along the shores of Blackmans Lake, a 63-acre no-motorized-boat lake just east of Highway 9, this collection of six boutique homes offers something increasingly hard to find: a small, intentional community built around water, quiet, and craftsmanship.
Unlike the sprawling developments that define so much of new construction today, this is a limited collection of just six residences, each designed to feel like its own retreat while sharing in the rare privilege of lakefront living. Mornings here start with mist rising off still water. Evenings end with the kind of quiet that comes from a lake where paddle, oar, and electric motor are the only way to move across it.
Why Blackmans Lake
Just minutes from historic downtown Snohomish, with its antique shops, riverside cafes, and small-town charm, Blackmans Lake sits in a pocket of North Snohomish known for its walkability, mature trees, and tight-knit character. Two public parks frame the lake: Hill Park, with ADA-accessible fishing docks, and Ferguson Park, with its boat launch. Residents fish for rainbow trout and largemouth bass, paddle at sunrise, or simply watch the water from their own backyard.
A boutique approach to lakefront living
With only six homes in this development, every detail has been considered at a scale larger builders simply can't offer: architecture designed to frame lake views, finishes selected for lasting quality, and a layout that gives each home a genuine sense of privacy and place. This isn't a subdivision. It's six chances to live on the lake.