Safest Neighborhoods in Seattle, WA

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  Denny Blaine

  Denny Blaine, a sought-after location in east central Seattle, has natural surroundings and an abundance of architecturally stunning homes. Views include Lake Washington, the Cascade Mountains and Downtown Bellevue.  "Denny Blaine is a beautiful, well-located neighborhood that has stood the test of time," says Tammy Heldridge, a real estate

  • Average Value

    $2.91M

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    $1.4M - $12.3M

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    11 Listings

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  Washington Park

  Situated in the heart of east central Seattle, Washington Park is positioned between the 230-acre Arboretum, after which the community is named, and the scenic shoreline of Lake Washington. Washington Park displays an array of elegant modern and historic homes, including the distinguished William Walker House—a Georgian Colonial residence

  • Average Value

    $2.65M

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    $1.2M - $8.6M

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    2 Listings

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  Madison Park

  Madison Park is an affluent Seattle suburb known for its tree-lined streets and sparkling views of Lake Washington. Realtor Deidre Hicks of Berkshire Hathaway has sold almost $20 million worth of property in the Seattle area. “Madison Park and Leschi are both multi-cultural areas,” Deidre says. “The town is home to a lot of young, upper-middle

  • Average Value

    $2.36M

  • List Price

    $530K - $6.4M

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    14 Listings

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  Laurelhurst

  On a tree-lined peninsula between Union Bay and Lake Washington, Laurelhurst's lovely homes and community gathering spaces make it one of Seattle's most desirable neighborhoods. Just five minutes away from the University of Washington and nearby University Village, Laurelhurst is considered a popular neighborhood for professors or university

  • Average Value

    $2.20M

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    $1M - $8.9M

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    7 Listings

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  Blue Ridge

  Blue Ridge, a picturesque neighborhood in northwestern Seattle, offers residents scenic views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. This upscale community, established in the late 1920s, features nearly 450 luxury homes, many of which were built between the 1930s and 1950s. The homes, which include Traditional Cape Cod, Tudor, and

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    $1.96M

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    $1.1M - $4M

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    2 Listings

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  Briarcliff

  Located on the west side of the desired Magnolia neighborhood sits the coastal neighborhood of Briarcliff. Residents in Briarcliff get an active and peaceful lifestyle, from its ample recreation to being along the coast. “The most special part about Briarcliff is the views,” says Jim Pullin, Managing Broker at Skyline Properties. “You get sunsets

  • Average Value

    $1.87M

  • List Price

    $999K - $5.6M

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    4 Listings

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  Windermere

  Around 4,600 Seattleites enjoy life along Lake Washington in Windermere, a neighborhood about 6 miles northeast of downtown. “Windermere is very grand and classic Seattle,” says Realtor Ashlyn Pawlak of Windermere Real Estate. “What’s special about it is the lots: You really get more land than you’re used to in northeast Seattle. It’s known for

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    $1.84M

  • List Price

    $570K - $6.1M

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    4 Listings

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  Madrona

  Named after the towering evergreen trees that line its streets, Madrona offers a tranquil lakefront community, complemented by local shops and historic homes. This neighborhood in east central Seattle captures a small-town vibe on the shores of Lake Washington. Niche awards Madrona an overall A-plus score, with public schools, nightlife, commuting

  • Average Value

    $1.59M

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    $669K - $2.8M

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    5 Listings

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  Olympic Manor

  Olympic Manor, located in northwestern Seattle, is a residential neighborhood known for its classic suburban feel and strong community spirit. Established in the 1950s, the area features midcentury homes, including ramblers with enclosed garages and front porches, many of which offer scenic views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. The

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    $1.58M

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    $1.2M - $3.1M

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  Montlake

  Located east of Portage Bay and west of Union Bay, Montlake is surrounded by some of central Seattle’s most scenic waterways. The community features vast green spaces and natural areas, while storybook Tudors and cottages line the old stone streets. With nearly 4,8000 residents calling Montlake home, the community earns an A-plus rating from

  • Average Value

    $1.56M

  • List Price

    $797K - $3M

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    6 Listings

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  Portage Bay

  Situated at the western tip of Lake Union's peninsula, Portage Bay offers residents a vibrant waterfront lifestyle. Whether enjoying kayaking adventures or waterfront relaxation, residents can witness stunning sunsets over the bay from their living spaces or houseboat decks. The community features amenities such as the Pocock Rowing Center and

  • Average Value

    $1.52M

  • List Price

    $568K - $3.8M

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    5 Listings

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  North Beach

  North Beach, in northwest Seattle, has views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. Plenty of trees and custom landscaping enhance home sites along the hilly residential streets. The area is walkable, though there are no sidewalks. "People are friendly and neighborly. They walk to the beach, walk their dogs. It's away from the hustle and bustle

  • Average Value

    $1.41M

  • List Price

    $904K - $3.7M

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    2 Listings

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  Sunset Hill

  Sunset Hill occupies the western section of Seattle's Ballard area, hugging Shilshole Bay on the eastern edge of Puget Sound. "Sunset Hill is considered to be Ballard. But in the real estate world, we do advertise it as Sunset Hill," says Eric Robison, designated broker for Keller Williams Downtown Seattle. A Washington-state Realtor for more than

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    $1.34M

  • List Price

    $730K - $3.3M

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    12 Listings

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  Alki

  Awash in sunshine and the scent of salt spray, this West Seattle waterfront neighborhood has a casual air about it. Alki is a place where communal togetherness and seaside town vibes stand out. “Locals like to say that Alki has a very laid-back Hawaii feel to it,” says Mark Bensadon, a Realtor with Keller Williams North Seattle who has lived in

  • Average Value

    $1.24M

  • List Price

    $497K - $3.1M

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    26 Listings

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  Broadview

  Located in the northwest tip of Seattle city limits, Broadview is known for beaches that remain undiscovered by tourists. Between the peace of waterside public parks and the bustle of major roads, properties sit shaded by mature trees. The average home price here is a bit more than Seattle's average, but homes tend to be large and include front

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    $1.23M

  • List Price

    $583K - $3.6M

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    5 Listings

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  Fauntleroy

  Residents in Fauntleroy experience a tranquil lifestyle with stunning views of Puget Sound. "Considering its relative isolation from the busier parts of Seattle, it's no surprise that the vibe in Fauntleroy is mellow," says Sotheby's International Realty's Sandra Hines, a Realtor/associate broker who lives in West Seattle. The biggest draw to the

  • Average Value

    $1.23M

  • List Price

    $628K - $2.9M

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    9 Listings

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  Bryant

  Bryant offers easy access to Seattle’s most vibrant attractions while maintaining its quieter suburban persona. It’s also a neighborhood popular with the University of Washington community or U-Dub. “Bryant is more defined by the college since it’s walkable to the University of Washington or U-Dub campus,” says Jim Pullin, managing broker at

  • Average Value

    $1.23M

  • List Price

    $393K - $2.8M

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    5 Listings

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  Seward Park

  Located in Seattle's South End, Seward Park offers historic homes, views of Lake Washington and a 300-acre old-growth forest park right next door. Residential streets are tranquil and shaded, and locals can be seen jogging or biking throughout the day. Most people travel outside Seward Park to work or shop but love to return home to the peace of

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    $1.22M

  • List Price

    $671K - $2.6M

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    15 Listings

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  Wedgwood

  Located 2 miles from Pontiac Bay, the Wedgwood neighborhood is the opposite aura of Seattle’s tech-booming hustle and bustle. “Wedgwood has a more suburban feel, even though you are still in Seattle proper,” says Jim Pullin, the managing broker with Skyline Properties, Inc. “You are adjacent to the Northgate neighborhood, which has access to the

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    $1.18M

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    $422K - $2.5M

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    22 Listings

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  Phinney Ridge

  Home to the Woodland Park Zoo, Phinney Ridge is in north-central Seattle and offers residents stunning views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. “The zoo is probably what brings the most people to the neighborhood,” says Jim Pullin, managing broker with Skyline Properties, Inc. “It's adjacent to Green Lake and popular neighborhoods like

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    $1.16M

  • List Price

    $495K - $2.7M

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    9 Listings

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  Loyal Heights

  In 1906, industrialist Harry Whitney Treat established the neighborhood of Loyal Heights. The town, like the now defunct Loyal Railway Company, is named after Treat’s daughter, Ms. Loyal G. Treat. The neighborhood itself is divided neatly into approximately 100 rectangular blocks to accommodate the town’s original purpose as a streetcar suburb.

  • Average Value

    $1.07M

  • List Price

    $634K - $2.4M

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    15 Listings

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  Whittier Heights

  Whittier Heights is a quiet residential community known for its walkability and proximity to Puget Sound and Green Lake. Homebuyers consider Whittier Heights for its amenities and accessibility. "It's a very walkable area with mixed zoning for shops and restaurants," says Marcel Kluetz, Broker at Queen Anne Real Estate. Positioned just outside

  • Average Value

    $1.06M

  • List Price

    $575K - $2.1M

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    13 Listings

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  Gatewood

  Gatewood is the highest point in Seattle, offering spectacular views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains to the west. From the top, the neighborhood slopes down to bustling California Avenue, where many shops and restaurants are located. In addition to the views, a big draw to the area is Lincoln Park, about a 2-mile drive via local roads.

  • Average Value

    $999K

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    $458K - $3M

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    12 Listings

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  Arbor Heights

  The West Seattle area has long been an option for those looking to move to the city who want a slightly slower pace of life and don't mind a bit of a commute. Arbor Heights, the southernmost tip of West Seattle, is emblematic of both aspects. Downtown is 10 miles away, and the neighborhood is defined by scenic views and walkable residential

  • Average Value

    $897K

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    $516K - $2.6M

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    11 Listings

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  Riverview

  In the Western region of Seattle lies Riverview, renowned for its vast greenbelt stretching from the eastern edge of town to the Duwamish Waterway. This predominantly residential area combines a suburban atmosphere with serene living adjacent to the waterway. The greenbelt, which spans over 500 acres, is Seattle's largest contiguous forest and

  • Average Value

    $768K

  • List Price

    $516K - $1.5M

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    4 Listings

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