Townhomes Near Tacoma's West End
Arcadia Townhomes sits right where Tacoma's North End meets the West End — a quiet, green pocket at 6424 N 30th St with quick access in every direction. All 52 brand-new two- and three-bedroom townhomes are pre-leasing now, with first move-ins beginning February 2027. Browse floorplans and availability.
The Best of Both Ends
Living on the North End/West End line means you don't choose. Head west for the Westgate shopping area on N Pearl St — groceries, coffee, and restaurants for the everyday — and Titlow Park's beach and trails on the Narrows. Head east for Point Ruston's waterfront dining and cinema, the Proctor District's farmers market, and Point Defiance Park's 760 acres of trails and gardens. Either way, you're minutes from the water. More in our neighborhood guide.
A Commuter's Corner of Tacoma
SR-16 is minutes from the community, carrying you over the Narrows Bridge to Gig Harbor and the Peninsula — or the other way to I-5 for Seattle, the airport, and JBLM (about twenty minutes). Downtown Tacoma is roughly ten minutes out. Every Arcadia home comes with a private attached garage, so the commute starts and ends without a parking hunt. Inside: quartz countertops, stainless appliances, central heat and A/C, in-unit laundry, and a balcony. Two-bedroom homes from $2,895/month, three-bedroom from $3,395/month — walk them in 3D on our virtual tours.
Reserve Your Home for 2027
Applications are open now. Choose your floorplan and a move-in date between February and September 2027.
West End Rental FAQ
Are there townhomes for rent near Tacoma's West End?
Yes — Arcadia Townhomes sits right where Tacoma's North End meets the West End, with 52 brand-new two- and three-bedroom townhomes now pre-leasing for move-ins beginning February 2027.
How is the commute to Gig Harbor and the Peninsula?
SR-16 is minutes away, putting the Narrows Bridge, Gig Harbor, and the Kitsap Peninsula within easy reach — without living in the bridge traffic itself.
What shopping is near the West End?
The Westgate shopping area along N Pearl St covers everyday needs — groceries, coffee, restaurants — and Point Ruston and the Proctor District add waterfront dining and boutiques a few minutes in the other direction.
What outdoor space is nearby?
Titlow Park's beach and trails on the Narrows, the Ruston Way waterfront path on Commencement Bay, and 760-acre Point Defiance Park are all a short drive from the community.