Sitting on the highest named hill in Seattle, the Queen Anne area is often recognized for its closeness to the downtown area as well as its three television broadcast towers. The large neighborhood area covers 2.8 square miles and has a population of about 28,000. Obtaining the 98109 and 98119 ZIP codes, the area is over generously populated by unmarried, young adults who tend to be better educated and wealthier than the majority of Seattle.
Located northwest of downtown Seattle, Queen Anne is bordered by Belltown to the south, Lake Union to the east, Magnolia to the west and the Lake Washington Ship Canal to the north. A total of 25 parks are maintained by Seattle Parks and Recreation in the Queen Anne area that provide different attractions to the public. Those attractions include a dirt running track, an indoor swimming pool, baseball fields and more.
There are 29 official Seattle landmarks that are present within the Queen Anne area, including historic houses and other architectural structures. The area is also closely associated with the Seattle City Center which possess the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Experience Music Project, the Key Arena and more. Queen Anne can be reached by Interstate 5 from the Mercer Street Exit (167).
Real estate in Queen Anne is often of desire for those who enjoy the view of Mount Rainer, West Seattle and Elliot Bay. Known for its development of mansions that began to arise from the prestigious and wealthy in the 1850s, many of those homes in Queen Anne have been renovated and are available for purchase.
Starting in the price range of low to mid hundreds, condominiums in Queen Anne are the perfect fit for someone looking to live alone or with another roommate. Guaranteed to be exposed to an appealing view, condos in Queen Anne are a good way to start out in the city.
Houses in Queen Anne also allow for small or large families to call this community their home.
Those who enjoy the surroundings of nature, as well as interactions with people will find themselves indulged in the opportunities that are within the area. No matter the desire for a craftsman, historical-looking home or a recently built one, the real estate in Queen Anne is definitely full of opportunities to meet anyone’s expectations.
Prepare to fall in love with this charming, light filled Tudor on the crown of Queen Anne Hill! All the character you have been searching for- coved ceilings, Batchelder...
Listing courtesy of COMPASS.
Quintessential studio in the Carrara Condominium building is the perfect opportunity to enjoy easy access to so many of Seattle’s favorite places. Located within the secu...
Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Co..
Home is where the heart is & this 1908 2-bdrm 1-bth Queen Anne Craftsman will speak to yours. Old-world charm blends perfectly with the distinctive updates throughout. Cr...
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Rare opportunity to own the hallmark property at McGraw Square on Queen Anne. Intentionally keeping the original facade, this 1/2 of the original McGraw Cottage gifts you...
Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Midtown.
Panoramic Downtown views, 5 balconies & only one unit per floor in this one of kind boutique complex! Features include exceptional layout with open living spaces, natural...
Listing courtesy of Dimension Properties.