
The guide
We only manage where we can be at the front door quickly. Here is where that is, and what each place is like to live in.

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Scandinavian fishing village turned brewery district, with the Sunday farmers market on Ballard Avenue, Golden Gardens beach and the Locks. Craftsman bungalows on the numbered streets, new townhomes along 15th.

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The hill above Seattle Center. Big early century houses on the top, Kerry Park and its postcard view, a walkable avenue of restaurants, and the west slope looking over Interbay to the Sound.

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Between Green Lake and Lake Union, with Gas Works Park at the bottom of the hill and 45th Street running through the middle. Family sized craftsman homes on quiet blocks, and the 44 to the U District or Ballard.

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A three mile loop around the lake, rowing shells in the morning, and a small town center at the north end. Bungalows, mid century ramblers and a wave of new townhomes on the side streets.

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A quiet ridge of mid century homes above Sand Point, with Magnuson Park and the Burke Gilman Trail at the bottom of the hill and views east to the Cascades from the upper streets.

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The northwest corner of the city, with Carkeek Park's beach and forest trails, larger lots than the inner neighborhoods, and Greenwood's shops and restaurants a short drive south.

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Reorganised around the light rail station that opened in 2021, with the Kraken's practice rink, a rebuilt town center and Thornton Creek running through the middle. Downtown in eighteen minutes.

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One of the city's oldest neighborhoods, east of Capitol Hill and downhill to the Leschi waterfront on Lake Washington. Corner cafes, Judkins Park, and a direct bus into downtown.
Every available home plotted, with directions to the front door.