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Ballard & Northwest Seattle
Broadview
A north Seattle residential neighborhood with Puget Sound proximity and park access.
Housing
Single-Family Homes
Setting
North Seattle Residential
Access
Car-Dependent
Known For
Carkeek Park + Puget Sound Access
The Neighborhood
Broadview
Broadview is a predominantly residential neighborhood in far north Seattle, bordered by Shoreline to the north and the Puget Sound bluff to the west. Carkeek Park, at the base of the bluff, provides beach access and substantial green space that makes the neighborhood's western edge genuinely distinctive.
The residential character here is established and quiet, primarily owner-occupied single-family homes with minimal commercial activity within the neighborhood itself. Buyers come here for the combination of relative affordability, park access, and the quieter pace of far north Seattle.
Points of Interest
- Carkeek Park
- Puget Sound Beach
- Shoreline border
Real Estate
Real Estate in Broadview
Single-family homes are the primary housing type in Broadview. Pricing is more accessible than Ballard or Sunset Hill, and the neighborhood attracts buyers who want north Seattle residential character at a lower price point. Homes here tend to be older with deferred maintenance histories that vary by owner.
Carkeek Park proximity adds value to the western blocks of Broadview in a way that is meaningful for buyers who use parks regularly. The beach access is more reliable here than in many Seattle neighborhoods where shoreline public access is limited.
Housing Types
- Single-family homes
- Mid-century homes
- Bungalows
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Market Intelligence
What Drives Value in Broadview
- Lot size
- View
- Privacy
- Street
- Architecture
- Outdoor space
- Renovation
- Parking
What Buyers Should Know
- Broadview properties can vary substantially in lot and site configuration.
- Some homes feel almost suburban in scale, while others sit on more typical Seattle lots.
- Buyers should evaluate the property rather than assuming all of Broadview offers the same environment.
What Sellers Should Know
- Space and privacy are often significant differentiators.
- Marketing should show outdoor areas and lot relationships as carefully as interior rooms.
Market Data
Market Snapshot
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Homes for Sale
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Median Asking Price
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Median Days on Market
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Condominiums Available
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Single-Family Available
Live market data will be connected at launch. Contact Luke for current inventory and pricing.
Current Listings
Homes for sale in Broadview
Live Broadview inventory is served by IDX Broker from NWMLS data. The neighborhood guide, imagery, and local recommendations above stay Pinnacle Group's own.
Live NWMLS listing data is not connected yet. This section is the reserved IDX Broker integration point, so no listing counts, prices, or availability are shown.
Listing data, when connected, is provided by Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS) through IDX Broker. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and must be independently verified.
