A historic religious property in Everett, Washington, has been brought to market as Trinity Lutheran Church lists its longtime home at 2324 Lombard Avenue for sale. The congregation has engaged brokerage firm Kidder Mathews to lead the marketing effort for the asset, which has anchored the surrounding neighborhood for generations.
Senior Vice President Steve Pelluer and Associate Vice President Zeke Pelluer of Kidder Mathews are representing the congregation in the disposition. The brokers are positioning the church as a rare opportunity to acquire a property that has played a central role in the community for more than a century, both as a place of worship and as a hub for inclusion and service.
The congregation traces its roots back to 1904, when it was organized as St. Paul Lutheran Church. A decade later, in 1914, it adopted the name Trinity English Lutheran Church, reflecting an evolution in its identity while maintaining its presence in Everett. Over time, the property has continued to serve as a religious and community gathering place, with multiple generations connected to the site.
According to the listing team, the property stands out for its combination of architectural character, historical significance, and functional flexibility. Steve Pelluer noted that properties offering this mix of attributes, along with a strong community profile, are not commonly available to buyers. The building’s historic sanctuary was designed by the Seattle-based architecture firm Bebb and Gould, and it has accommodated worship activity over many decades.
The offering encompasses approximately 13,728 square feet in total, divided between the main church building and a separate administration structure. The church portion totals about 9,644 square feet, while the administration building adds another 4,084 square feet. The church dates to the early 1920s, with documented additions completed in 1940 and 1969, reflecting incremental growth and adaptation of the campus over time.
Sited on roughly 0.41 acres, the property sits next to Clark Park and is located near downtown Everett. It is also in proximity to Everett High School and North Middle School, positioning the campus within an established residential and institutional corridor. The combination of land area, building size, and adjacency to park and educational uses may be of interest to buyers evaluating institutional or community-oriented assets.
While specific pricing and buyer details have not been disclosed, the listing underscores the congregation’s decision to explore a sale of a historically significant property that has long served as a spiritual and social anchor in Everett. Kidder Mathews will oversee outreach to prospective purchasers and manage the marketing process on behalf of the church.
