Seattle and Bellevue Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Located in northeast Seattle, Bryant is an older neighborhood that’s changing quickly. Many people enjoy a sense of community.

The best of both worlds meet in this peaceful corner of Seattle—park-filled neighborhoods offer retreat away from the hustle and bustle of it all, yet you’re still just moments to work! Google, Facebook, Expedia, Tableau, Amazon, and many more are all within reach. Charming community events all year long offer something for the whole family to enjoy.

The U-District is a happenin’ place—things are changing fast! The expansion of the light rail into the U-District has changed a lot for the neighborhood. If you think that the University District is appealing now, it will be an especially AMAZING place to live in about 5-7 years.

Nestled between West Seattle and Burien, White Center is an unincorporated area of Seattle. Locals and visitors alike love the incredible food scene, the gorgeous parks and outdoor spaces, and easy access to bus lines (buses take you straight into Downtown or SLU), freeways, the airport, and more.

Located just south of SODO and sandwiched between Beacon Hil and West Seattle, Georgetown reminds us of how the Fremont neighborhood used to be. A blend of industrial spaces and a core that’s like its own little world, Georgetown is a destination for foodies and lovers of the arts.

Home to picturesque neighborhoods, a cute downtown area that’s right on the waterfront, and 500+ acres of parks, Kirkland’s got it all. Nestled alongside Redmond, Bellevue, and Woodinville, it’s an easy spot to commute from while still having everything you need from outdoor opportunities to city conveniences right at your fingertips.

Nestled in between Interstate-504 and Lake Sammamish, East Bellevue offers a more residential setting and ample outdoor opportunities! Single-family homes are aplenty, and mid-rises with first floor retail are becoming more common. You can’t go far without stumbling upon a park, making it easy to go for a hike and escape into nature for awhile.

When you want to feel like you’ve escaped the city a bit but you still need to be close to Downtown or SLU for work, West Seattle beckons! This gem is just a hop, skip and a jump over the West Seattle Bridge (or commute via water taxi!), and it’s got everything you need in a neighborhood. From sprawling parks that let you get lost in nature to its own cute “downtown” area that’s perfect for hanging out, West Seattle offers ample opportunity for play and relaxation all with convenience right at your fingertips.

Welcome to Downtown Seattle, where the pulse of the Pacific Northwest beats strongest. Nestled between the shimmering waters of Puget Sound and the towering peaks of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, Downtown Seattle offers a dynamic fusion of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Here, you'll discover iconic landmarks like the Space Needle and Pike Place Market, vibrant neighborhoods brimming with culture and creativity, and a thriving culinary scene showcasing the flavors of the region. Whether you're strolling along the bustling waterfront, exploring world-class museums and galleries, or simply soaking in the breathtaking views, Downtown Seattle invites you to experience the essence of the Emerald City firsthand.

For those who work in Downtown Seattle, Belltown is a popular place to live due to the quick and easy commute it affords. If you’re dreaming of true city living, Belltown has it all—nightlife, fantastic restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and even access to beautiful outdoor spaces.

Streets lined with tall trees and picturesque sidewalks lead to impressive residences in this Seattle neighborhood.

The Capitol Hill neighborhood is a destination neighborhood, and the Pike/Pine Corridor sub-neighborhood is a must-visit area! You’ll find pretty much everything here: Excellent brunch and coffee shops; fantastic dining and shopping; bustling nightlife and award-winning bars; world-class entertainment and live music; enviable transit options… and more!

Nestled right along Lake Washington and just south of the 520 Bridge, Madison Park is an exclusive neighborhood brimming with gorgeous homes in established neighborhoods. Enjoy a quiet, laid-back lifestyle with easy access to beaches and Lake Washington views galore.

Located just south of I-90 and right long the Lake Washington waterfront, Mount Baker is a Seattle neighborhood brimming with convenience, outdoor adventure, and scenic vistas.

Madrona is a scenic, exclusive Seattle neighborhood nestled along the idyllic shores of Lake Washington. This neighborhood is mostly residential, but you’ll find a cute business district surrounding the intersection of E Union Street and 34th Ave. There are also lovely outdoor spaces to enjoy, including Madrona Park and Madrona Beach.

We surveyed residents of North Beacon Hill, and they described this Seattle neighborhood as “lively, accessible, safe, down to earth, diverse, family friendly, growing, central, up-and-coming, and hidden gem.” I agree as one of those residence of North Beacon Hill. I love this neighborhood and I also know where all the secret squirrel best spots are to live.

Nestled right in between Capitol Hill and Downtown Seattle, First Hill is known for having lots of hospitals and medical facilities and a decidedly urban atmosphere. There has also been an effort by the city to increase the amount of green spaces in First Hill with micro parks throughout the neighborhood, and of course, First Hill is also home to the unique Freeway Park. You’ll also find other popular Seattle destinations here, including Seattle’s Town Hall, Hotel Sorrento, and the Frye Art Museum.

Greenwood has all the features of Seattle's most popular neighborhoods but without the price normally associated with neighborhoods like Greenlake, Fremont, or Ballard. A little tip: Stay south of 91st if you like sidewalks. Greenwood's active residents sponsor many events throughout the year. Greenwood car show, Seafair parade, monthly art walks and The Taproot Theatre all help to create the attitude in Greenwood. A down-to-earth neighborhood that is uniquely Seattle. You'll likely fall in love with this little neighborhood that could.

Locals we surveyed shared that Seattle’s Judkins Park neighborhood is “quiet, convenient, friendly, central, diverse, accessible, and up-and-coming.”

The Summit sub-neighborhood is primarily housing, but you still have some great restaurants, coffee shops, and bars mixed in as well.

This smaller Seattle neighborhood is nestled in between Lake Union and I-5 and offers a little bit of everything when it comes to housing. You'll find older single-family homes, older condo buildings, newer condo buildings, new townhomes, and floating homes.

Tucked away in south Seattle, Columbia City is a diverse, historic district of Seattle. This neighborhood is filled with unique places to explore, from restaurants and bars to shops and parks.

Seattle's Central District, affectionately referred to as "the CD," is a neighborhood steeped in Black history and undergoing significant transformation, particularly in recent times. In a survey conducted among its residents, the locals provided a vivid depiction of the area, describing it as: "A historically diverse and central community, the CD is a shining example of a neighborhood that embraces its roots while adapting to the modern world. Known for its residential charm and rich history, it's a place where the past meets the present, offering a unique blend of culture and innovation. The CD is more than just a neighborhood; it's a way of life. With its bike-friendly infrastructure and a strong sense of community, it's not only interesting but also incredibly close-knit. Whether you're cycling along its scenic streets or taking a leisurely walk, the CD's walkable layout makes it easy to explore. One of the most exciting aspects of the CD is its continuous growth and expansion. The neighborhood is constantly evolving, welcoming new businesses and opportunities, making it an ever-changing and dynamic place to call home."

“By and large, the typical person who likes Madison Valley is a young professional. It’s close to Capitol Hill, Central District and Madison Park, which people also love.” - Jessica B.

With an economically diverse population, Ballard also offers a wide range of home choices. Ballard is where blue collar shipbuilders lived in the 1920s, and so, there are lots of charming older homes that have been remodeled over the years. When it comes to increasing density, Ballard is on the short list. Many of its newer housing options cater to a more high-end client. Ballard rezoned for townhouse construction before many other neighborhoods, and with it's humble history many of the little work houses have been demolished and townhouses have sprung up everywhere. You will need to like density to live in Ballard proper.

Steven’s Addition includes everything in Capitol Hill that’s east of 15th Ave, and many see it as the more “mature” area of Capitol Hill. You’ll find that 15th Ave is like it’s own little city (and has come to be known by some as “Restaurant Row”), and 19th is brimming with its own excellent set of restaurants and shops to explore. In Steven’s Addition, you’ll find gorgeous sidewalks lined with old trees, many old homes, historic condo buildings, and a fair share of newer developments sprinkled in.

Queen Anne has something for everyone whether it be the lively urban center of Lower Queen Anne for dining and events or strolling through Upper Queen Anne’s tree-lined streets featuring historic houses, boutiques and spectacular views.

North Capitol HIll is what we consider to be the area just north of Volunteer Park and south of the 520 Bridge. This small neighborhood offers mostly single-family housing on sidewalk-lined streets where mature trees offer shade. Interlaken Park is also in North Capitol HIll, and many impressive homes can be found tucked away in the lush greenery.

“I love how close Leschi is to Downtown and Capitol Hill and how easy it is to get to/from here. We're an 8-minute drive to the best restaurants, bars, nightlife, and shopping Seattle has to offer and don't have to contend with a bridge or the traffic on one main arterial to get around. We also love the single-family character of the neighborhood with quiet residential streets and a close knit community.” - Brittany P.

Seattle’s Arboretum neighborhood lets you feel like you’re miles away from city life, yet Downtown Seattle and the Eastside are both easily accessible.

All Roads lead to Green Lake is a phrase we like to say. Green Lake is the most bicycle friendly neighborhood in Seattle. Green Lake is also a destination neighborhood, attracting Seattleites from all over the city. People come for the Park and it’s 2.8 mile water front trail. Believe it or not, Green Lake is a natural lake formed by the Vashon Ice sheet along side Lake Union and Lake Washington. This neighborhood is lively so if you are going to live here you need to appreciate that and put up with the congestion. Still, Green Lake rewards it’s residence with beauty, originality and central local making commuting options easy and plentiful. Check out Green Lake and see if this hood is right for you. Check out Shelter, the Park, Tacos Guaymas, Lunch Box Labs, or good old dukes on your next neighborhood dating excursion.

Denny-Blaine (sometimes also known as Harrison/Denny-Blaine) is a small Seattle neighborhood filled with picturesque scenery and manicured residences.

Ravenna has become one of Seattle’s most desirable communities. Cozy tudors and bungalows are mixed in with wonderful craftsman-style homes. The streets are quiet and tree-lined, making this a dreamy little pocket of Seattle living. excellent schools, beautiful parks, and athletic fields are the focal point for the residents of Ravenna. On afternoons and weekends, the parks and ball fields are bustling with life and sports activists. Ravenna has earned itself a reputation as a wonderful strong community to call home.  While there are a limited number of restaurants and specialty shops within walking distance, many residents of Ravenna simply slip off to other areas for shopping and nightlife. Ravenna is close to Green Lake, the University Village shopping center, and near the freeway for downtown access. Many residents do their shopping on 65th Street, which has beautiful grocery stores, furniture stores, cafes, and just about everything else you may need.

🌈 Welcome to the heartbeat of Seattle - Capitol Hill! 🏡 Capitol Hill is still as vibrant as ever, buzzing with energy and oozing with character. 🎉 While it's true that some corners of lower Capitol Hill have faced their fair share of challenges, this neighborhood remains an absolute gem waiting to be discovered! 💎 To make the most of your Capitol Hill experience, we'd suggest setting your sights on 12th Ave and beyond or venturing north of Republican Street. 🗺️ Here's where the magic truly happens! 🌟 Picture this: colorful street art adorning historic buildings, a kaleidoscope of shops and eateries, and a community spirit that's simply infectious. 🎨🛍️ Capitol Hill is a neighborhood where creativity flows like coffee from the nearby espresso joints! Did you know that it's home to some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Volunteer Park with its stunning water tower views and the charming Lake View Cemetery, where Seattle's history comes alive? 🏞️🌆 Whether you're into live music, boutique shopping, or indulging in culinary delights, Capitol Hill has it all. 🎶👗🍔 And when it comes to nightlife, you'll be spoiled for choice with a dazzling array of bars and clubs that keep the party going until the early hours! 🍸🌃 So, while you navigate the map of Capitol Hill, remember that this neighborhood is a true Seattle treasure. 🗺️❤️ Discover its quirky corners, meet the friendly faces, and savor every moment in this lively, ever-evolving community. Your adventures await, so come and cherish the colorful charm of Capitol Hill Seattle! 🌆🌈🏠

I love the density, the array of folks that hang around, the many options for activities, and of course how easy it is to get around the city thanks to the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station. - Ian G.

Food enthusiasts will relish the culinary offerings in Fremont, Seattle. This neighborhood presents a varied dining scene, encompassing upscale restaurants, cozy cafes, and tempting food trucks. Whether your palate craves international flavors or Pacific Northwest seafood, Fremont has you covered.