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Quieter neighborhood next to U-Dub culture
Bryant offers easy access to Seattle’s most vibrant attractions while maintaining its quieter suburban persona. It’s also a neighborhood popular with the University of Washington community or U-Dub. “Bryant is more defined by the college since it’s walkable to the University of Washington or U-Dub campus,” says Jim Pullin, managing broker at Skyline Properties. This proximity comes with the excitement of Huskies’ game days with touchdown screams or joining others sailgating at Union Bay. “Game days can get busy. People do rent their street parking during games,” Pullin says. Nightlife and prominent retail are less than two miles away, sitting right by the popular University Village shopping mall and several locally owned establishments. “Bryant is also next to the Seattle Children’s Hospital; it’s a world-class hospital. People come from all over the world for the care there,” Pullin says.
Play a round of tennis with a friend at the Bryant Tennis Courts.
Bryant has all of the comfort of a suburban neighborhood with easy access to the city.
University Of Washington Varsity team paddling in Montlake Cut near Bryant.
Folks love to gather for the weekly trivia night at Burke-Gilman Brewing Company in Bryant.
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Local gems and a mile from University Village
Residents will not have to go far for retail therapy or a bite to eat. Mornings may start with an espresso and fresh pastry from Seattle Sunshine Coffee. Weekends are packed at Bryant Corner Cafe, a neighborhood treasure that reopened after a four-month hiatus. The beloved classic diner serves all-day brunch and provides a café with pastries and espresso. Late-night gatherings occur at Burke-Gilman Brewing, where its trivia nights come with handmade IPAs. Patrons can pair their beers with the handmade Mexican helpings from the El Camion food truck. Home chefs needing ingredients can shop at PCC Community Markets or the Metropolitan Market. “Bryant is adjacent to University Village, which is a planned shopping community with nice restaurants and stores,” Pullin says. “You can walk from Bryant to UV.” The shopping center offers over 120 stores and restaurants anchored by name brands like Apple, Crate & Barrel, and Pottery Barn.
Grab a cup of coffee on your way to work at Seattle Sunshine Coffee in Bryant.
Bryant offers many grocery stores, like PCC and Metropolitan Market.
The Bryant PCC Community Market is popular grocery store option in the area.
Stop in at QFC in Bryant for Groceries.
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Outdoor recreation across various parks
Bryant residents can exercise by walking around the neighborhood and through the many parks. The Bryant Playground Park provides multiple athletic fields for competitive tennis and basketball games while kids can enjoy themselves on the playground. Skaters, runners and cyclists often do their activities on the Burke-Gilman Trail. The 19-mile trail explores the history of the rail corridor, which ran from Seattle to Bothell. Warren G Magnuson Park is the city’s second-largest park. “Magnuson is slightly less famous, but it’s bigger. People go there all the time,” Pullin says. “There’s a public beach and boat launch.” Besides the water access, folks can learn about the park’s history as a former Naval airfield through its Art Deco structures.
Bryant locals enjoy a stunning day getting a sun tan at a beach in Magnuson Park.
39th Avenue Greenway in Bryant is part of the Burke-Gilman Trail.
Bring your kids to the Bryant Park Playground.
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Residential area with various housing types
Bryant is a primarily residential area with a mix of single families and apartments. “You get lots of students and professionals that live there,” Pullin says. “Professors like Bryant because it’s offset where you’re not right with students, but it’s easy to commute.” The amenities draw a slightly higher price point with a median of $1.11 million. Townhouses cost between $680,000 to $865,000. Single-family homes are mostly Tudor, ramblers and contemporary styles. Ramblers are priced from $815,000 to $1.4 million. Tudors and Contemporary styles range from $950,000 to $2.7 million for newer builds.
A beautiful modern-style craftsman home in Bryant.
Bryant neighborhood streets are adorned by beautiful homes.
Some Bryant residents choose to live in townhomes for a convenient lifestyle.
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Neighborhood named after Bryant Elementary
Neighborhood children may attend one of two schools, Bryant Elementary or View Ridge Elementary. However, most students would be assigned to Bryant Elementary, which has an A from Niche. Bryant also serves as the origin of the neighborhood’s name. Education follows at Eckstein Middle, an A-rated school for students in grades six through eight. High school students can enroll at Roosevelt High, another A-rated school. Students can enroll in career courses related to business, family and consumer science or computer science. After graduation, students can stay locally and enroll at the University of Washington, with programs across 180 majors.
Bryant Elementary School welcomes neighborhood children every day.
Eckstein Middle School in Bryant, has approximately 968 students.
Roosevelt High School is a highly rated school near Bryant in Seattle.
Bryant is located close to University of Washington Seattle Campus.
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Six miles from Downtown Seattle
Commuters are located six miles from downtown Seattle. Transportation options can involve the University District (U-District) light rail, which offers multiple downtown stops and options to the Seattle Airport. Drivers can hop on Interstate 5, the primary route through the Seattle metro area. Bus travel can be found at the many stops along 55th and 65th streets.
Bryant residents have access to the King County Metro bus system.
The Roosevelt Station offers visitors of Bryant a quick ride to their destination.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Bryant
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Bryant Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Bryant, Seattle sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Bryant, Seattle over the last 12 months is $1,150,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
38th is a quiet and beautiful tree lined street with great neighbor community plus proximity to shops, restaurants, parks and trails. This loved 1940s craftsman in the heart of Bryant has been thoughtfully updated by all the past owners; most recently $300k+ towards new siding, windows, entertainment deck, porch, heat pump and A/C. Upgraded kitchen, bathrooms, tons of special built-ins and custom
Located in the desirable Bryant neighborhood, close to area parks, excellent schools, restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, grocery store, library, University Village, transit, and interstate access. Originally built in 1922, the home was substantially expanded and remodeled in 1998. The home features a flexible floorplan with spacious entertainment areas, great room, primary suite and four
This beautifully reimagined 1955 Bryant home blends timeless mid-century charm with thoughtful modern expansion. A desirable main-floor layout features a stunning updated chef kitchen, convenient main-level bedroom suite, 2nd bedroom & bathroom, all while preserving the home’s original character. Upstairs features a 2nd primary suite & bedroom/office, creating flexible or multi-generational
Thoughtfully maintained Bryant home situated on a corner lot with elegant, mature landscaping. A gracious living room bathed in natural light and featuring a fireplace and hardwoods welcomes you at the front door. Chefs will love the newly updated kitchen with all new appliances and cabinets. Entertainers will enjoy the dining room adjoining the kitchen and living room, as well as the two outdoor
Inviting 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo at the Laurelhurst in Seattle with modern amenities and plenty of space. Features a large private balcony, in-unit washer/dryer, and abundant natural light. Conveniently on the same floor as the common room and fitness center. Secure building with elevator access and covered parking. Spacious bedrooms with large closets plus an oversized hallway closet or office
Versatile 5-bedroom Bryant home with flexible multi-generational living and strong income potential. The fully finished lower level features a private MIL setup with a separate entrance and kitchen, previously generating up to $3,000/month in rental income. Original hardwood floors, bright living spaces, and a wood-burning fireplace add warmth and character to the main level. Solid brick
This gorgeous new NW Contemporary home has it all! Enjoy the gourmet kitchen with oversized quartz waterfall island, Bosch/Wolf appliances, and walk-in pantry. Find your focus in its sunlit office and relax in the large living room with fireplace, built-ins, and wide-plank hardwood floors. Entertain in the dining room with panoramic views and nano doors for seamless indoor/outdoor living onto the
Mid-Century Character Meets Modern Luxury in the Heart of University Village. Experience the perfect blend of 1940s "Old Seattle" architecture & sophisticated modern updates. Tucked away behind mature native landscaping, this stunning 1st-floor home offers a serene, garden-like escape. From the moment you enter through your private exterior entrance, the quality of this top-to-bottom renovation
A fantastic opportunity in Seattle’s sought-after Bryant neighborhood, this refreshed ground-level corner unit blends charming 1940s character with thoughtful modern updates. The 605-square-foot layout offers true one-level living with one bedroom, one bathroom, and bright, inviting spaces throughout. Recently taken off the market for improvements, the home now features fresh interior paint,
Charming 3+ bedroom, 2 bathroom updated home in the desirable Bryant neighborhood! The main level features a bright living room with a fireplace for decorative purposes only, a bedroom with French doors opening to a spacious deck—perfect for entertaining—and a beautifully renovated kitchen with brand new stainless steel appliances. A cozy eating nook with built-in seating and a full bathroom
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