Discover new homes in Skagit County – a haven you’ll adore calling home
Highpoint East is located in Mount Vernon, Washington and is
conveniently located close to amenities and outdoor recreation
Close to Comfort, Far from Commonplace
A charming city nestled in the heart of the spectacular Skagit Valley, Mount Vernon is conveniently located midway between Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver, British Columbia, with easy access to Interstate 5. Its delightful blend of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and welcoming community are an idyllic setting for Highpoint East and our 49 new homes in Skagit County.
Highpoint Communities
conveniently close to everyday amenities and exciting adventure
10
min
Costco
3
min
supermarket
10
min
co-op
10
min
BIG Box stores
5
min
Healthcare
10
min
OLD TOWN MT VERNON
50
min
Seattle
10
min
Amtrak skagit
station
25
min
BELLINGHAM
10
min
HIKING
30
min
San JUAN FERRIES
30
min
Deception pass
The Splendor of
the Magic Skagit
One of the standout features of Mount Vernon is its stunning natural surroundings. Located in the Skagit Valley, the city is set amidst picturesque farmland and boasts breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountains, including regal Mount Baker. The annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, held in April, draws visitors from far and wide who come to take in the vibrant fields of blooming tulips. And a day trip to the San Juan Islands is as easy as a 30 minute drive to catch the ferry in Anacortes.
Downtown Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon also offers a vibrant mix of office, retail, restaurants, galleries, and professional services on the banks of our gorgeous and bountiful Skagit River. The community spirit is palpable, with numerous local events and festivals throughout the year. And there’s nothing like a stroll along the Skagit Riverwalk on a beautiful day.
Access to Northwest Washington Adventure
Whether you like to hike, road bike, mountain bike, dirtbike, paddle board, kayak, canoe, rock climb, backpack, camp, ski, or snowboard, Mount Vernon puts you within easy reach of your favorite outdoor activities. From North Cascades National Park to Deception Pass State Park, from Fir Island to Mount Baker and our own LIttle Mountain, aquamarine alpine lakes, spectacular vistas, and high or low adrenaline adventures are all easy to access just for a day trip of fun.
Skagit County Arts & Culture
From an array of local museums to performing arts spaces like McIntyre Hall and the historic Lincoln Theatre, Skagit Valley offers a rich tapestry of arts and culture.