SumnerHome Team

1230 Fryar Ave·Sumner, Washington·206.940.0942

Two-story red brick storefronts on a historic main street in early morning sun, with green-painted trim, maroon and tan fabric awnings, lit shop windows, hanging flower baskets on black lamp posts, and a brick-paved sidewalk

Buying and selling houses in Sumner

from an office on Fryar Avenue

I’m Austin Hellickson, Managing Broker with LPT Realty. I represent buyers and sellers in Sumner, Puyallup, Orting, Bonney Lake, and the rest of the valley, and I keep my office here in town.

Call 206.940.0942, or plan a visit.

Why the office is in Sumner

Most of the questions people bring me are Sumner questions. Which side of the flood map a house sits on. How long the walk really is from a bungalow near Loyalty Park to the Sounder platform on Maple Street. Whether the back bedroom on a 1920s house was ever permitted. What the side sewer looks like under the big maple out front.

Those questions are easier to answer from here. With the office at 1230 Fryar Ave, a showing in town is a short drive and a question about a particular street is one I can go and look at. Sellers who want to go through the paperwork in person can sit down with me here.

I also work in Puyallup, Orting, Bonney Lake, and across Pierce County, because few people shopping the valley look in only one town.

The office

1230 Fryar Avenue
Sumner, Washington 98390

By appointment

206.940.0942

Call ahead and I’ll be there to meet you.

Quiet residential street lined with craftsman bungalows with front porches and stone column bases, maple trees in yellow and red autumn color, fallen leaves along the curb, and a forested hillside behind
Older blocks, in autumn
White two-story farmhouse with a wraparound porch, hanging ferns, and hydrangeas, set on a lawn with a gravel drive, with a young orchard to the side and snow-covered Mount Rainier in the distance
A valley farmhouse
Flat farm fields with rows of young crops under an overcast sky, an old gray wooden barn with a silo, a line of bare cottonwoods, and low forested hills beyond

Living in Sumner

Where the White River meets the Puyallup, with a brick Main Street and farm fields past the edge of town.

Main Street
Brick storefronts, parade days
Sumner Station
Sounder trains, 810 Maple Street
The rivers
The White meets the Puyallup
Link Trail
A trail along the White River
Schools
Sumner-Bonney Lake School District
Loyalty Park
Older blocks, big trees
Rhubarb
The old crop, and the pie
Daffodil Parade
A Saturday in early April

The full page on living in Sumner

From Main Street Notes

Every note, in one place

Austin Hellickson, Managing Broker, LPT Realty
Austin Hellickson, Managing Broker

Call first, then come by

Tell me what you have in mind and roughly when you’d like to move. I’ll tell you plainly what I’d look at first, and what I’d leave alone.

206.940.0942

[email protected]

Visit or call