Why Live in Richmond Highlands
Richmond Highlands in Shoreline features a mix of condos, single-story rambler homes, and new multi-story townhomes. Housing prices for two-bedroom homes, including condos, range from $567,000 to $600,000, while larger homes range from $650,000 to $1.7 million, with properties typically on the market for about 16 days. The Richmond Highlands Neighborhood Association (RHNA) supports community projects with city funding. Recreational options include the Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, Shoreview Park with tennis and pickleball courts, and Boeing Creek Park's hiking trails. Nearby Richmond Beach Saltwater Park offers beach access and an off-leash area for dogs. Dining options include Royal Unicorn for Chinese cuisine, Darrell’s Tavern for live music and trivia, and Aurora Borealis for meals and entertainment. Grocery shopping is convenient with Fred Myer, QFC, and Town & Country Market. The neighborhood hosts events like the Shoreline Short Short Film Festival and the Seattle International Film Festival. While major roads have sidewalks, smaller residential streets do not, making car travel common. Public bus stops line Aurora Avenue N, and Edmonds Station, 12 miles away, provides Amtrak services. Interstate 5 offers connectivity to major cities, and the nearest hospital is a 5-mile drive to the University of Washington Medical Center - Northwest. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is 24 miles away. Schools in the area, including Highland Terrace Elementary, Albert Einstein Middle, and Shorewood High, are highly rated, with Shorewood High offering diverse electives. Shoreline Community College is also nearby, providing over 100 academic and technical degrees.