Seattle neighborhood: Queen Anne

Located just north of downtown Seattle this steep hill was one of the city's last neighborhoods to be developed. It was named after the Queen Anne style of architecture that was commonly built here.

Queen Anne homes have a variety of vistas available: sweeping views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains on West Queen Anne, while the rugged Cascade sunrise over Lake Union is breathtaking on the East Queen Anne slope. Looking at the city from South Queen Anne features the Space Needle and downtown city lights with dramatic Mt. Rainier. North Queen Anne looks over Fremont’s Gas Works Park and Ship Canal

Queen Anne, top of the hill, real estate sits on the highest point in town rising 456 feet above Puget Sound. Close to Seattle Center, downtown, Lake Union and other neighborhoods like Magnolia, Fremont, Ballard, and Belltown.

Lower Queen Anne includes the Seattle Center, home to the Pacific Science Center, Experience Music Project, Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame, the north terminal of the Seattle monorail, and KeyArena. The quality of Queen Anne home construction and architecture all contribute to making Queen Anne a desirable place to live.

A very special neighborhood: Queen Anne homes and Condos are in high demand and I keep a close watch on every listing available in this hot market. If you are looking to find our more about Queen Anne homes, or other types Queen Anne real estate, like condominiums or townhomes, call me to find out what is coming on the market this week.

If you are thinking of selling your Queen Anne home please call me. I work in the Queen Anne, Windermere office and can help you get the most out of selling your Queen Anne home or condo. Please email me for a free Comparative Market Analysis to see what your current home value is compared to similar homes recently sold in Queen Anne.

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