3601 S M St
Tacoma, WA 98418
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Neighborhood: South End
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Tacoma’s South End stretches across a broad, hilly part of the city, with residential streets, commercial corridors, and views toward the port and Mount Rainier on clear days. Its mix of older homes and newer development reflects Tacoma’s growth beyond its historic core. Residents can find neighborhood parks and playgrounds, plus routes for walking and cycling; transit and major roads connect the area with downtown and other parts of Tacoma. Local dining, cafés, and everyday shopping are scattered along the main corridors, while larger arts and nightlife destinations are closer to downtown. South End neighborhood rental data, based on 125 active listings, shows a median rent of $1,650 per month and a typical range of $675 to $4,100.
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3601 S M St is located at 3601 S M St in South End, Tacoma, WA. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Vien Dong Restaurant, Starbucks, and Pho 38th.
The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 3601 S M St include Vera Whole Health (0.9 miles away), St. Joseph Medical Pavilion (1 mile away), and St. Joseph Medical Center (1 mile away).
The schools assigned to 3601 S M St include Whitman Elementary School, Angelo Giaudrone Middle School, and Lincoln High School.
3601 S M St is located near 6 grocery stores, including Safeway (0.3 miles) and Hong Kong Supermarket (0.4 miles). Additional shopping options, including Titus-Will Toyota, are approximately 0.7 miles away.
3601 S M St is located within 1 mile of Tacoma Bible College, 1 mile of Altierus Career Colleges, and 1 mile of Bates Technical College Central/Mohler Campus.








