Broadview, located at the northwest tip of Seattle, is a neighborhood known for its tranquil beaches and shaded properties. The area features a mix of mid-century modern, Craftsman, and Pacific Northwest contemporary homes, many with spacious yards and mature trees. While sidewalks are still being added, the quiet streets offer ample street parking. Broadview is part of the Seattle Public Schools district, with students attending the highly rated Ingraham High School, known for its International Baccalaureate program and diverse electives. Carkeek Park, a significant local attraction, spans over 220 acres and includes trails, picnic areas, a playground, and a beach with views of the Olympic Mountains. The park is also famous for its annual salmon run. Aurora Avenue, just east of Broadview, provides various chain restaurants, pharmacies, and retail options, while grocery needs are met by Amazon Fresh, Asian Family Market, and Sprouts Farmers Market. Broadview Tap House, a local bar, hosts food trucks and outdoor movie nights in the summer. The neighborhood also celebrates the "Bite of Broadview" festival, featuring local food vendors, a beer and wine garden, craft booths, and live music. The Bitter Lake Community Center offers preschool programs, seasonal events, and family activities. Bus lines on Greenwood and Aurora Avenues provide connectivity, with car commutes to downtown Seattle taking about 20 to 45 minutes depending on traffic. The Edmonds-Kingston Ferry, eight miles away, and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, 20 miles away, offer additional transportation options.
