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Residential community flanked by vast green space and waterways
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 honors the city's first indigenous tribe, a heritage dating back 10,000 years. Home to over 4,000 residents, Riverview receives an impressive overall A score from Niche, with its public schools, diversity, outdoor activities, and commuting options earning high praise from locals.
Rows of homes in Riverview mix the architecture of contemporary homes with older ones.
Riverview in West Seattle is only a short distance from Downtown Seattle.
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Various home styles within a competitive housing market
Quiet residential streets display ranch-style and split-level homes as well as newly built modern homes, with trailheads and natural pockets emerge along backroads and cul-de-sacs. Modest homes cost anywhere from $500,00 and up, while homes with interior space over 2,000 can reach up to $1.2 million. Vacant lots sell quickly, starting at $100,000. Riverview has a highly competitive housing market, and most listings find new owners in under a week; however, the average time on the market is 27 days, compared to the national average of 42 days. "People really like this area because it because it's isolated, but it has everything you need," says Marcel Kluetz, Seattle resident and Broker at Queen Anne Real Estate.
Cottages are commonly found when strolling the streets in the Riverview neighborhood.
A ranch style home surrounded by thick evergreen trees can be found on a quiet Riverview street.
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An abundance of paths, gardens and escapes
Natural scenery surrounds this Seattle neighborhood, offering ample opportunities for outdoor adventures. Although Riverview Playground becomes lively during weekend sports games, locals frequent the area for leisurely dog walks along wooded paths and to let their children frolic on the playground. Connected to the playfield are the trails of the West Duwamish Greenbelt, inviting residents to hike for miles and escape the hustle of daily life. For those seeking a quick round of golf, the West Seattle Golf Course is conveniently located nearby, with its fairways and par 37 green. The Seattle Chinese Garden is an additional tranquil green space with ponds, flowering plants and bamboo groves. The garden is dog-friendly and hosts World Tai Chi Day, where locals participate in a group class with the foliage as the backdrop.
An informative sign warns folks to not steal in a blooming community garden in Riverview.
A Riverview neighborhood kitty enjoys the shade during a hot summer day.
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Top rated schools and post-secondary education
Many students in Riverview start their educational journey at Sanislo Elementary before transitioning to Denny International Middle School and Chief Sealth International High School. Conveniently located on the same campus, these two upper schools offer various academies covering subjects such as finance, travel and tourism, performing arts, and sports marketing. Additionally, within a 5-minute drive, Riverview families have access to faith-based, private, and charter schools for further exploration. All schools earn and A rating or higher on Niche. For post-secondary education, students can pursue opportunities at the South Seattle College campus, a prominent employer in the area. South Seattle provides apprenticeships, bachelor's degrees, and international programs.
Sanislo Elementary School.
Denny Middle School is a great school and supports the South Delridge community.
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Shopping and dining along Delridge Way
Along Delridge Way is a cluster of restaurants that define Riverview's dining and shopping scene. Residents can support the local market at Delridge Co-op, a small neighborhood store offering local pantry items and fresh produce. Chain grocers and retail options are just a 2-mile ride away in Westwood Village. Locals particularly praise Pho Aroma for its traditional Vietnamese cuisine, while 9th and Hennepin Donuts is a must-visit for its inventive fried treats. Pearls Tea & Coffee is another beloved neighborhood spot, offering a diverse menu of coffee, bubble tea, crepes and baguette sandwiches. This retail corridor also houses the Delridge Branch Seattle Public Library, doggie day camps and massage parlors.
RapidRide and and Sea-Tac keeps residents on the go
Riverview's location attracts new buyers to the community. Situated just 5 miles south of Downtown Seattle, Riverview residents can embrace a car-optional lifestyle, enjoying proximity to the city's central areas and convenient access to nearby public transit. RapidRide buses serve the neighborhood with stops on main roads, and ferries are available along the coastline for those ready to cross the water. Additionally, locals are only a 10-mile ride away from the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. "It's a really fast ride, but you don’t have overhead noise because the flight path is over the center of the city – so you have the luxury of having it close by without the commotion," says Kluetz.
Riverview offers residents a tranquil and balanced lifestyle amidst the bustling city of Seattle, with its lush greenery, vibrant community life and convenient access to urban amenities.
With its extensive public transportation options, Riverview is a short commute to Seattle.
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There has been questionable actions by people in the state government that has made me weary. As for police/fire station, they have been doing great in the area for awhile.
4.0Niche User
11/25/2014Niche Review
West Seattle is a great community for families. A lot of local stores and restaurants.
4.0Niche User
3/29/2015Niche Review
We have a blog called "The West Seattle Blog" It is pretty aware of accidents and crimes that are around the area. They provide good information on all sorts of news and the update the blog daily.
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Riverview Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Riverview, Seattle sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Riverview, Seattle over the last 12 months is $818,850, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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