The gorgeous outdoor spaces, including the wondrous 230-acre Washington Park Arboretum, the iconic Seattle Japanese Garden, the Arboretum Waterfront Trail and more.
Exclusive neighborhood with gorgeous homes.
The Broadmoor neighborhood is a gated community surrounded by a golf course.
This is a very small neighborhood with limited housing available.
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.
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This small Seattle neighborhood is mostly made up of gorgeous greenery. There are miles and miles of idyllic trails that wind their way through the 230-acre Washington Park Arboretum, and you can truly enjoy all four seasons here. There’s opportunity for all kinds of outdoor activities in this neighborhood, and in addition to the many trails, you have access to Union Bay at the northernmost part of the Arboretum. People love exploring Union Bay via boat, kayak, canoe, and paddleboard. Additionally, Madison Park Beach is just up the road, which offers access to Lake Washington. Broadmoor Golf Club is also tucked away in the Arboretum.
The Arboretum is a truly unique situation in Seattle. You have quick and easy access to the 520 Bridge, which makes it easy to hop on over to Seattle’s Eastside; Bellevue is especially close. You can also take Madison Street straight into Downtown Seattle whether you’re driving or grabbing the bus.
In Seattle’s Arboretum neighborhood, you’re merely blocks to iconic dining in Madison Valley, Washington Park, and Madison Park. Madison Valley is home to favorites like Cafe Flora, Araya’s Place, LUC, Aglio e Olio; Washington Park features local favorites like Belle Epicurean Bakery, Pagliacci Pizza, Nishino, Arosa Cafe, and Nick’s on Madison; and Madison Park close to the Lake Washington waterfront features places like Cactus, Madison Park Bakery, McGilvra’s Bar and Restaurant, and more.
