McAllister Park was developed in the early 2000’s as a higher end large lot subdivision. Some homes for sale have views of the Olympic Mountains, Mt. Rainier, and even the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. Lot sizes range from about a quarter of an acre to just over one acre. The square footage ranges from around 2,400 to well over 6,000 sq. ft. Because most of McAllister Park is on a hill, many backyards have significant slope to them.

Drivetime to Olympia is just a few minutes and residents can access I-5 North and South via exit 111 (Marvin Rd). McAllister Park is just outside the city limits of Lacey, although residents are hooked up to city of Lacey public water and sewer services. There are many homes in McAllister Park that feature a detached shop on the property. The homeowner's association mandates that these detached shops be connected in some fashion to the main residence, usually done with a breezeway or carport.

McAllister Park was developed in the early 2000’s as a higher end large lot subdivision. Some homes for sale have views of the Olympic Mountains, Mt. Rainier, and even the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. Lot sizes range from about a quarter of an acre to just over one acre. The square footage ranges from around 2,400 to well over 6,000 sq. ft. Because most of McAllister Park is on a hill, many backyards have significant slope to them.

Drivetime to Olympia is just a few minutes and residents can access I-5 North and South via exit 111 (Marvin Rd). McAllister Park is just outside the city limits of Lacey, although residents are hooked up to city of Lacey public water and sewer services. There are many homes in McAllister Park that feature a detached shop on the property. The homeowner's association mandates that these detached shops be connected in some fashion to the main residence, usually done with a breezeway or carport.