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North Queen Anne offers scenic views and downtown access
North Queen Anne, a part of Seattle's larger Queen Anne enclave, is known for views captured in classic films and shows, like the popular ‘90s series “Frasier.” The spectacular vistas from this suburban neighborhood include the Space Needle, Puget Sound, Elliot Bay and Mount Rainier. Representing the best of the Pacific Northwest through clean air, verdant mountain ranges and easy access to waterways, Upper Queen Anne connects residents to a bounty of nature and the whole of Seattle. North Queen Anne is more suburban than Lower Queen Anne, which serves almost as an extension of downtown Seattle. Many urban professionals move here for the employment market the city provides without all the hustle and bustle. “Proximity to downtown is huge,” says Broker and Queen Anne Real Estate founder Sam Konswa. “Traffic in Seattle can be rough but Highway 99 runs through the neighborhood getting you downtown in 10, to the airport in 20, and to all the surrounding neighborhoods.” Living here you’ll also have access to the light rail and daily buses, though the neighborhood is also highly walkable. “I lived in Manhattan's Upper East Side for years and Upper Queen Anne has a similar feeling. We have our own grocery stores and restaurants, and everyone knows each other, but here you can have a house with a yard.”
Kayakers frequent the Fremont Ship Canal bordering North Queen Anne.
North Queen Anne boasts views of Lake Union and Seattle’s downtown skyline.
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Tree-lined blocks with Queen Anne mansions, Tudors and Craftsman homes
The Queen Anne community is named for its 19th century Queen Anne mansions. You'll spot them by their rounded towers, asymmetrical fronts and large porches with decorative trim. Some properties come with views of the mountains and Lake Union, too. Tudor-style homes, Craftsmans and condos mingle among the period structures on winding, tree-lined streets with modest setbacks. Houses over 2,000 square feet will sell for $1 million and more, while one-to-two-bedroom condos are priced from $300,000 to $500,000. Real estate is coveted here, and homes sell faster than the national average.
Historic homes in North Queen Anne include properties dating back to 1907.
Craftsman homes in North Queen Anne are often reached by stairway paths.
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Top rated schools and STEM offerings
Aside from its convenience, charm and beauty, a big part of Upper Queen Anne’s draw is its top-tier school system, rated A by Niche. Students attend Coe Elementary School, McClure Middle School and Cleveland High School STEM. Completely rebuilt, Coe's interior features bright lighting with quiet corners and the classrooms are filled with modern technology. The elementary school’s exterior retains its classic wooden façade.
Coe Elementary School serves families in North Queen Anne.
Cleveland High School STEM offers specialized programs for local students.
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Scenic parks and stairway loops keep locals active and connected
Temperatures are moderate nine months out of the year in Upper Queen Anne, making outdoor adventures consistently pleasant. Bainbridge Ferry will take you along the calm waters of Elliot Bay toward its namesake, Bainbridge Island, a popular weekend getaway. Queen Anne’s Loop — miles of staircases connecting locals up and down the neighborhood — is also loved by locals. “It’s almost like a track. Everybody walks it with their babies, dogs, friends and family,” Konswa says. The loop passes through Highland Street, where the views start becoming increasingly epic. Many consider Kerry Park on First Avenue West to have the best views in Queen Anne. From there, you'll see Seattle’s iconic Space Needle with stunning clarity a mile from the city center. Another coveted hilltop park is Soundview Terrace, where you can sit on the benches and look toward the Cascades and neighboring Magnolia community.
Tennis courts at David Rodgers Park in North Queen Anne invite casual play.
Walking and running in the public parks are common ways to stay active in North Queen Anne.
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Queen Anne Avenue offers walkable shops and dining
For everyday amenities and fun, restaurants, retailers, grocery stores, and even a dentist’s office are all within walking distance on Queen Anne Avenue North. The Little Store sells quirky women’s clothing and accessories when you’re up for casual shopping or need a gift idea. You can also grab a bite at Betty, a bistro-style restaurant known for its rotating seasonal menu. Or stop by Café Ladro when you’re in the mood for coffee and a freshly baked treat. The Avenue also hosts the local farmers market from October to June and yearly Queen Anne’s Days celebrations.
Trader Joe’s provides convenient grocery options in North Queen Anne.
Macrina Bakery in North Queen Anne draws crowds for coffee and baked goods.
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North Queen Anne Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in North Queen Anne, Seattle sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in North Queen Anne, Seattle over the last 12 months is $1,225,000, up 30% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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