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Queen Anne & Magnolia
Magnolia
Quiet residential streets, dramatic bluffs, and some of Seattle's best open space.
Housing
Single-Family Homes + Condominiums
Setting
Residential Peninsula
Access
Car-Oriented + Village Core
Known For
Discovery Park + Bluff Views + Magnolia Village
The Neighborhood
Magnolia
Magnolia occupies a peninsula northwest of Downtown Seattle, separated from the rest of the city by rail yards, industrial land, and the Ship Canal. That relative isolation gives the neighborhood a quieter, more residential atmosphere than many similarly central Seattle neighborhoods.
Discovery Park dominates the western half of Magnolia and provides hundreds of acres of trails, forest, meadows, bluffs, and beach access. Magnolia Village forms the neighborhood's commercial center, while residential streets climb toward dramatic Elliott Bay and Puget Sound viewpoints.
Points of Interest
- Discovery Park
- Magnolia Village
- Magnolia Boulevard
- Elliott Bay Marina
- West Point Lighthouse
Real Estate
Real Estate in Magnolia
Magnolia is primarily a single-family-home market, with a mix of mid-century, traditional, remodeled, and newer residences. Condominiums and townhomes appear near Magnolia Village and along major corridors.
View properties, usable lots, renovation quality, and proximity to the Village or Discovery Park can create substantial value differences. Buyers should also pay attention to slope, retaining walls, drainage, and access, particularly on bluff and hillside properties.
Housing Types
- Single-family homes
- Mid-century homes
- Craftsman and traditional homes
- Condominiums
- Townhomes
Condo Due Diligence
- HOA reserves
- Parking
- Building condition
- Rental restrictions
Ask Luke About Magnolia
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Market Intelligence
What Drives Value in Magnolia
- Puget Sound, Elliott Bay, and Olympic Mountain views command major premiums
- Proximity to Discovery Park and Magnolia Village supports demand
- Usable lots, outdoor space, and garage parking are important differentiators
- Quiet residential streets and lower density appeal to buyers seeking separation from Downtown
- Renovation quality matters because housing stock spans many eras
What Buyers Should Know
- Bluff and hillside properties warrant careful drainage and retaining-wall review
- Transit access is more limited than in Downtown-adjacent neighborhoods
- Older homes may require sewer, foundation, electrical, and roof due diligence
- View protection and neighboring vegetation can affect long-term outlooks
What Sellers Should Know
- Views and Discovery Park proximity should lead marketing when applicable
- Landscaping and outdoor presentation matter significantly in this market
- Buyers often compare Magnolia with Queen Anne, Ballard, and parts of West Seattle
- Documented renovations and system updates can reduce buyer uncertainty
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 Magnolia
Live Magnolia 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.
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