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Around Lake Washington
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 class homeowners who work white collar jobs in fields like technology”. The neighborhood is located just 3 miles away from the coveted Capital Hill area of Seattle.
Flowers bloom in front of a row of homes on 41st Ave E in Madison Park.
Madison Park is just minutes from University of Washington and downtown Seattle.
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Lake front properties and log cabin homes
Houses in Madison Park range in price from $1 to $4 million, with an average property value of $2.2 million. Its common for lakefront properties along Washington Lake to exceed $3 million. These houses offer scenic views and private docks. Properties feature a diverse range of architectural styles, including colonial-revival houses with steeping roofs. Red brick chimneys and log-cabin style ornaments give the houses the signature look of a pacific northwestern home. The neighborhood is lined with mature conifers and grassy front lawns. There are also Tudor and bungalow-style homes available.
Residents enjoy lake and mountain views from condos along the coast in Madison Park
Many homes have intricate landscaping in Madison Park.
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Schools that aren't so mean
For education, parents send their children to McGilvra Elementary School. The school is conveniently located in the neighborhood and scores an A on Niche. Meany Middle School gained its namesake after Edmon Stephen Meany, a professor of Botany and a Washington state legislator during the turn of the century. The school is located fewer than 2 miles from the neighborhood and earns a B-plus rating on Niche. For upper school, Garfield High School teaches 1,675 students and scores an A on Niche.
McGilvra Elementary School provides an excellent education for a better t
Meany Middle School provides an excellent education for a better tomorrow.
Garfield High School helps students plan for graduation and beyond.
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Madison Park in Madison Park
In Madison Park, residents enjoy an abundance of public greenspace. On warm days, locals enjoying making use of the Park’s athletic fields, playground and swimming beach along Lake Washington. “Lake Washington is the heart of the neighborhood,” Diedre says. “People love to hike the trails around the lake and attend music festivals on Seward Island.” Foster Island is a nature preserve with walking trails that run all the way down to Union Bay. Washington Park Arboretum is famous for 230-acres of arbors and gardens.
During the summer, you can cool off at the swimming area at the beach in Madison Park.
Families explore the concrete sculptures found throughout Madison Park.
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Shopping on East Madison Street
Lined with locally owned and operated shops, restaurants and businesses, East Madison Street provides residents access to a wide array of essential amenities. Restaurants here include the Independent Pizzeria, which is a women-owned pizza shop that serves wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas. Located right next door is Hanok, a Korean restaurant with classic grilled meat dishes served with rice and sides like kimchi. Scoop Du Jour is known for their freshly made waffle cones and sweet treats.
Browse at Martha & Harris Flowers and Gifts on E Madison Street in Madison Park.
Shop and relax at a variety of retailers on E Madison St in Madison Park
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Transportation
East Madison Street cuts through the neighborhood and features a public bus system. U.S. route 520 runs along the northern border of the neighborhood and is a major transportation hub. Lake Washington also has boating, and many of the houses and buildings along the lake feature docks.
Madison Park offers public transportation making getting around a breeze.
Madison Park Beach is the perfect spot to walk your dog.
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Madison Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Madison Park, Seattle sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Madison Park, Seattle over the last 12 months is $2,343,250, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
A coveted Madison Park address offers the best of Seattle life—the lake, tree-lined streets, nearby Olmsted-designed parklands and a true neighborhood “high street” with boutiques, restaurants & cafés. This refined residence pairs thoughtful architecture, impeccable craftsmanship and a beautifully balanced floor plan. Formal dining overlooks the patio, with a well-appointed butler’s pantry and
Distinctive NW Contemporary architecture meets effortless Madison Park living in this custom Canterbury home. Designed to embrace light, nature and a sense of openness, the home unfolds beneath soaring ceilings and skylights, with expansive windows framing the surrounding greenery. Rich hardwoods, custom built-ins and a dramatic stone fireplace introduce warmth and texture throughout, while the
Set along a quiet street in Madison Park, this elegant 2006 custom built Craftsman overlooks the manicured fairways of Broadmoor Golf Course, offering timeless character, refined interiors, and exceptional modern functionality. Four beautifully appointed levels are connected by elevator, with rich hardwoods throughout creating warmth and continuity. Soaring ceilings, exquisite millwork, crown
A rare find in Washington Park, this beautifully updated home offers the ease of a condo with the privacy and space of a single-family residence. Tucked among multimillion-dollar homes, the light-filled interior offers more than 1,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor living. The main level features an open floor plan, marble-tiled entry, and a chef’s kitchen with quartz counters and high-end
A rare opportunity to own a newly constructed Lake Washington waterfront residence in the heart of Madison Park. Madison Estates-The Willow Residence (Lot 3) offers 5,181 SF of refined NW Contemporary design within an intimate gated waterfront community, with 105 linear feet of prime shoreline, priority assigned moorage, and shared dock access. Curated designer finishes, generous living spaces,
Elegant Mission Revival residence, extensively renovated with original charm intact. Beautifully sited on a rare half-acre triple lot along the 8th fairway with scaled formals, rounded archways, wrought-iron accents, period light fixtures & Ludowici tile roof. Gracious living room with gas fireplace & formal dining room, each with french doors opening to the grounds. The gourmet kitchen offers
Elevated. Literally and Figuratively. Perched on the highest point in Broadmoor, this re-imagined midcentury residence is what happens when obsession meets impeccable taste. A collaboration between the celebrated team of Hoedemaker | Pfeiffer and designer Michelle Mele, it was rebuilt stud-by-stud into something that renders "renovation" wholly inadequate. This is a transformation. Flooded with
Step into sun-drenched waterfront living with this west-facing 3rd-floor (of four) view condominium at Canterbury Shores in coveted Madison Park. This spacious home features open entertainment areas, an updated kitchen, in-unit laundry, and a private covered deck with views toward evening sunsets, Lake Washington, and the UW football stadium. Additional conveniences include dedicated parking and
Real value. Already proven. This exact floor plan has already sold for more than double what's being asked here. Lakefront ownership in Madison Park almost always comes at a premium — this is the rare exception. The neighborhood remains one of Seattle's original lake villages: boutique shops and restaurants along Madison Street, a public beach where many launch to paddleboard or kayak, tennis
Welcome to Canterbury, one of the city’s most established and coveted neighborhoods. This home occupies a generous, private lot in a setting prized for its mature character and timeless appeal. Featuring a gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances and an induction cooktop, formal living and dining rooms, a home office, and a den that easily serves as a third bedroom, the property is anchored by an
HOTTEST PRICED HOME IN MADISON PARK! Enjoy the best of the lakefront village of Madison Park in your ideal home. A main level offers a timeless & spacious design that is enhanced by an abundance of windows, hardwood floors, stylish kitchen w/Subzero fridge and a wood burning fireplace providing warmth & comfort for those cooler nights. A generous primary with walk-in closet, full bath plus an
Located in Canterbury Shores in Madison Park, this updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo offers comfortable living with views of Lake Washington, Husky Stadium, and the complex pool. The newly renovated kitchen features new appliances, including a refrigerator, dishwasher, and stove, while both bathrooms have also been recently renovated. New carpet runs throughout, and a dedicated dining room provides
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