A Little About Bryant

Located near the entrance to the northern part of Seattle, Bryant is an amply sized district that is served by routes that provide access to Interstate-5, which crosses the Lake Union Ship Canal to downtown Seattle. The suburbs are packed but not that heavily crowded, and Byrant is seen as a convenient district as the house are respectively built close to each other to conserve space when possible. Bryant is served by many establishments in Northern Seattle and the majority of desirable amenities are situated near the Interstate route.Several minutes of driving will take you to downtown Seattle, to all the conveniences that this city has to offer.

When it comes to recreation, Bryant sits in the middle of several weekend destinations, including the Sand Point Country Club to the north,and the Sand Point and Warren Magnuson Park to the east, which faces the waterfront of Lake Washington. There is also Ravenna Park to the west or the Union Bay Natural Area to the south, which sits adjacent from the University of Washington.