What began in 1904 as hunting lodge for James Clise, a Seattle banker, gradually expanded into the 28-room country house known as Clise Mansion.  Clise sold the farm in the 1920s, and it changed hands several times before being purchased by Everett lumberman U.M. Dickey in 1941. In 1959 an investment firm bought the farm with the intent to develop it, but King County saved the land for a public park. Clise Mansion has recently been renovated and offers TI Connect ability with ether hard or wireless options

To tour Clise Mansion, please phone Premier Properties at (425) 865-0210 or 
email us at support@esmeetings.com to schedule a time. 
Verbal confirmations are required for all tours