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Maple Leaf
A residential neighborhood along the I-5 corridor with reliable mid-century housing stock.
Housing
Single-Family + Bungalows
Setting
Residential
Access
Car-Dependent + Bus
Known For
Mid-Century Homes + Maple Leaf Reservoir Park
The Neighborhood
Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf is a primarily residential neighborhood along the I-5 corridor in North Seattle, named for the reservoir park that anchors its western edge. The housing stock is predominantly mid-century single-family homes and bungalows, and the neighborhood has maintained a stable residential character without the development pressure of neighborhoods near light rail stations.
The Roosevelt and Northgate light rail stations are each a short drive or bus ride away, giving Maple Leaf reasonable transit access without being immediately adjacent to the development pressure those stations generate. The commercial district along Roosevelt Way NE provides day-to-day services.
Points of Interest
- Maple Leaf Reservoir Park
- Roosevelt Way NE commercial district
- Roosevelt Station nearby
Real Estate
Real Estate in Maple Leaf
Mid-century homes and older bungalows dominate the Maple Leaf market. Pricing is generally accessible relative to more transit-adjacent neighborhoods. The housing stock carries the typical maintenance history of mid-century construction; buyers should expect to budget for updates on older systems.
Maple Leaf has attracted buyers looking for entry-level single-family opportunities in North Seattle. The neighborhood's location between Ravenna and Northgate gives it reasonable proximity to both established neighborhoods and transit infrastructure.
Housing Types
- Mid-century homes
- Bungalows
- Single-family homes
- Townhomes
Ask Luke About Maple Leaf
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Market Intelligence
What Drives Value in Maple Leaf
- I-5 access and proximity to Roosevelt light rail station are major structural advantages
- Elevated portions of the neighborhood offer impressive views that meaningfully differentiate properties
- Traditional housing stock with infill development creates a range of price points and conditions
What Buyers Should Know
- Mix of traditional homes and newer infill; evaluate condition and context carefully for each
- Transit access is a significant long-term investment advantage in this neighborhood
- Elevation and lot position vary; view potential should be confirmed for properties marketed with outlooks
What Sellers Should Know
- Buyers compare Maple Leaf with Roosevelt, Wedgwood, and Bryant when making decisions
- Transit access and highway connectivity should be highlighted as practical lifestyle assets
- Mid-century homes should be marketed with attention to architectural character and renovation quality
Market Data
Market Snapshot
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Homes for Sale
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Median Asking Price
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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 Maple Leaf
Live Maple Leaf 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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