Northeast Seattle provides a unique blend of urban living and suburban tranquility. Its assortment of welcoming neighborhoods, abundant green spaces, and proximity to top-notch schools make it an ideal destination for individuals of all ages, be it young working individuals or bustling families.
Northeast Seattle provides a unique blend of urban living and suburban tranquility. Its assortment of welcoming neighborhoods, abundant green spaces, and proximity to top-notch schools make it an ideal destination for individuals of all ages, be it young working individuals or bustling families. The residents of this area cherish the friendly ambiance and close-knit community, along with the added convenience of having renowned shopping at University Village, and exceptional dining establishments within easy reach. It's also home to the Burke-Gilman Trail – a 27-mile recreational trail for running and biking – and Magnuson Park, which sits along Lake Washington and is the second largest public park in the city. Plus, sports enthusiasts will appreciate having University of Washington in its backyard to watch high-level collegiate athletics.
Noted communities include: 1) Bryant - a small residential area tucked behind University Village; 2) Wedgewood - a large residential community with homes ranging from bungalows to large contemporaries; 3) Sand Point - a private golf and swimming community; 4) View Ridge - a sprawling residential community just south of Wedgewood; 5) Matthews Beach - an eclectic and relatively isolated community near Magnuson Park; 6) Windermere - an affluent single-family estate community along the shores of Lake Washington; 6) Laurelhurst - an upscale residential community conveniently located near the UW and University Village; 7) Maple Leaf - a boutique neighborhood near I-5 with tree-lined streets and bungalow housing; and 8) Ravenna - a walkable community filled with parks and in close proximity to Greenlake and the freeway.
91,098 people live in Northeast Seattle, where the median age is 33 and the average individual income is $63,457. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Northeast Seattle has 33,662 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Northeast Seattle do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 91,098 people call Northeast Seattle home. The population density is 21,586.333 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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