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Proximity to the Salmon Bay, with local eateries and small businesses
West Woodland offers quaint eateries and cottage-style homes along Salmon Bay, within the Lake Washington Ship Canal. The community is part of the Emerald City's larger Ballard area, cultivating a thriving hive of small businesses. This harbor neighborhood offers a small-town feel and access to amenities within the community and in surrounding areas, including downtown Seattle.
Downtown Seattle is just minutes away from residents of West Woodland.
West Woodland residents can get out on the water via Salmon Bay.
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Coffee, brews and nightlife options
West Woodland's retail and dining options are located in the southern portion of the community. "There are a ton of shopping and grocery options nearby, so residents don't have to go too far for the things they need," says Marcel Kluetz, Broker at Queen Anne Real Estate. PCC Community Markets is a co-op supporting local farmers and sells organic natural foods and herbs. Known for its vibrant turquoise exterior, Top Banana stocks fresh produce, while Ballard Farmers Market operates a year-round indoor-outdoor exchange. Crowds pile in on Sundays to browse handmade items and locally grown and sourced goods.
“West Woodland is a family-friendly location that's also great for bar hopping, with all stops within two to three blocks," says Kluetz. Start the day at Ballard Coffee Co., which serves buttermilk biscuits and morning beverages. Reuben's Brews Ballard Taproom is a cheery hangout known for its rotating craft beer selection and al fresco dining. Additional shopping and dining can be found along Market Street, home to quaint shops and eateries. Monster, a self-described quirky spot, sells colorful socks, stickers and other unique knickknacks. Egan's Ballard Jam House hosts live jazz along with a menu filled with Mediterranean dishes. Substation Seattle gives a dive-bar feel with a consistent lineup of local bands, from hip hop and metal to country and dubstep. For trivia games and good vibes, visit Wheelie Pop Brewing.
Outside seating accommodates the crowds at Mainstay Provisions on NW 65th St in West Woodland.
Grab a friend and participate in Music Bingo at Reuben's Brews in West Woodland on Mondays.
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Woodland Park Zoo and Gilman Playground keeps residents active outside
Homes on the east side of the community are located just minutes from the Woodland Park Zoo, a conservation-focused area, caring for hundreds of animal species. At the zoo, visitors can grab food on the go at one of the three restaurants located on the zoo's grounds or host a private party with an up-close-and-personal experience with an ambassador animal. Woodland Park provides a place to practice soccer games and for pups to roam free in the grassy off-leash area. Pathways Park, formally known as Gilman Playground Park, is ideal for a casual day of play, community gatherings and sports games. Pathways connects to the Gilman-Burke Trail, a stretch of quiet woodlands for those seeking a serene run, bike ride or stroll. Take a walk on the short wooden path at the 11th Avenue NW Street End Park, which overlooks the Salmon Bay. A porch swing grants sweeping views of the water.
The Woodland Park Zoo is a family friendly place to visit and learn about wildlife.
Enjoy a game of pickle ball at the courts in Woodland Park.
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Signature Craftsman-style bungalows and new townhouses for under $1 million
West Woodland's eclectic mix of cottages are lined along hilly streets and embellished with flowering gardens. Craftsman-style bungalows with fresh updates cost between $700,000 and reach up to $1.7 million. Newly constructed townhouses and condos can be seen along Market Street, where buyers can enter into the neighborhood for under $1 million, with many starting around the low $500,000s. Many of the turnkey townhouses have garages and rooftop decks for those interested in modern comforts.
Beautiful landscaping adorns craftsman homes on NW 61st St in West Woodland.
Smaller craftsman style homes shine on 8th Ave NW in West Woodland.
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Top-ranked schools and post-secondary educational opportunities
Education begins at West Woodland Elementary and continues at Hamilton International Middle and Ballard High. All three public schools earn an A rating or higher from Niche. Ballard faculty offers a well-rounded curriculum, and a strategically curated professional art collection adorns the high school's walls, inspiring students' creativity. Ballard High's Beavers athletics department offers a vast selection of sports including volleyball, fastpitch and golf.Students can begin their post-secondary education at the University of Washington, located just about 3 miles away. Established in 1861, UW is a public research university spread across over 700 acres, offering students a choice of over 180 majors. It was recognized as the No. 1 Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Program in the West by Entrepreneur Magazine.
Hamilton International Middle School is part of the West Woodland community.
Ballard High School has great scores and serves the West Woodland neighborhood.
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Getting around town and heading downtown
West Woodland is 5 miles from downtown Seattle, typically a 20-minute drive or ride depending on the time of day. The King County Metro bus has several stops on NW Market Street roads for those who prefer to hop on the bus to get around town. This is also a bike-friendly area for those who prefer an emissions-free ride to the office.
In essence, West Woodland encapsulates a blend of scenic charm, thriving local businesses, top-notch schools and convenient urban access.
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On average, homes in West Woodland, Seattle sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in West Woodland, Seattle over the last 12 months is $849,950, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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