Sudden Valley Washington - A Bellingham Wa Community

Sudden Valley Is A Master Planned Community On The Shores Of Beautiful Lake Whatcom - Only Minutes From Downtown Bellingham - Elevation: 670 feet Above Photo: Sudden Valley Marina

Lakeside Resort Community

Sudden Valley WA has been one of the best kept secrets in the Pacific Northwest but the secret is out. Situated on 1800 acres of prime lakefront real estate, this master planned resort community is a must-see for anyone considering relocating to the Bellingham WA area.

Many Sudden Valley homes and home sites have panoramic views of Lake Whatcom & the Sudden Valley Golf Course, while others enjoy natural wooded locations and valley views.

Directory

Ferndale

Mt Baker Ski Area

Golfing

Tulip Festival

Alaska Marine Hwy

WA State Ferries

Whale Watching

San Juan Islands

Shopping Bellinaham

Bellingham Museums

Real Estate

New Construction In Sudden Valley

Even though Sudden Valley has been around since the 70's it is only partially built up and there are many choice lots still available, some with beautiful Lake Whatcom views.

Real estate was effected when all new construction was halted for 10 years due to drainage and sewer issues.

A new permit was issued in 1998 for a new 2nd sewer line along Lake Louise Road to increase capacity.

A flurry of new home construction over the past few years has given Sudden Valley a fresh, upscale appearance that makes it very appealing to many homebuyers.

Buying A New Home In Sudden Valley

One advantage of purchasing a brand new or custom home is that it often allows you to personalize your home with your choices of paint, carpet, and flooring.

Part Of A Master Plan

Numerous amenities and recreational opportunities make Sudden Valley the perfect choice for families, retirees, and those that enjoy living in a natural setting.

The whole community of Sudden Valley was carefully planned and laid out to capitalize on its unique terrain and lakeside setting. (Some Sudden Valley Community Amenities Are Available At An Additional Charge).

Sudden Valley Amenities
24 hour security Fresh water Lake Whatcom access Private marina Sudden Valley Golf course w/ pro shop and restaurant Hiking trails Soccer field Baseball diamond Volleyball court Tennis courts	Numerous parks and greenbelts Community center Olympic sized community pool Separate Adult only pool Adult gym Sandy beach with roped swimming area Covered picnic shelters and barbeque areas Seasonal canoe rental Sudden Valley Dance Barn Low Sudden Valley homeowner dues

Sudden Valley Golf and Country Club Clubhouse & Restaurant

Sudden Valley Washington Mail Rotunda Photo

24 Hour Sudden Valley Security

Sudden Valley WA residents can have peace of mind knowing that Sudden Valley's 24 hour security is on patrol looking for trouble-- While they're home & while they're away.

Sudden Valley is also home to a multi-truck fire fighting station with emergency response and ambulance units. This modern fire fighting facility is located directly across from the Sudden Valley security offices.

(Some insurance companies may factor in the distance to the nearest fire fighting station when setting their homeowner's policy rates. - Ask your insurance agent if this would be relevant to your policy).

Lake Whatcom Is A Stunning 12 Mile Long Freshwater Lake

Sudden Valley Community Parks, Trails & Greenbelts

As a resident of Sudden Valley you can choose to be as active as you like, enjoying the numerous recreational opportunities such as golfing, hiking, biking, boating, fishing, and more, Or you can simply relax and enjoy living amongst the trees. How you choose to spend your free time is up to you! Continue your tour for more Sudden Valley information and photos - Sudden Valley Golf & Country Club.

Waterfront Marina Park Is A Popular Picnic & Swimming Area

DIRECTIONS TO SUDDEN VALLEY

To get to Sudden Valley, exit I-5 at Lakeway East. Lakeway travels along the lake and goes right through the middle of Beautiful Sudden Valley.

There is also a back way to Sudden Valley which is shorter for those coming from the Seattle area. Exit I-5 at Alger, continue through the stop sign and approximately 10 miles you will reach Sudden Valley, however-- This road is closed until September 2006 while work crews are building a new bridge near the Wildwood resort.