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University District & Northeast Seattle
Wedgwood
Quiet residential streets with mid-century homes and a neighborhood commercial district.
Housing
Mid-Century + Traditional Homes
Setting
Residential
Access
Car-Dependent
Known For
Established Housing + Neighborhood Character
The Neighborhood
Wedgwood
Wedgwood is a primarily residential neighborhood with a strong mid-century housing stock and a compact commercial district along 35th Avenue NE. It attracts buyers seeking established Seattle character without urban density, and the neighborhood has maintained a consistent identity through years of surrounding market change.
The commercial strip on 35th Avenue NE functions as the neighborhood anchor, a modest collection of restaurants, a hardware store, and a coffee shop that gives residents what they need without the scale that would change the neighborhood's residential feel.
Points of Interest
- 35th Avenue NE commercial district
- Dahl Playfield
- Wedgwood Elementary
Real Estate
Real Estate in Wedgwood
Mid-century homes and traditional single-family residences define the Wedgwood market. The neighborhood offers relatively accessible pricing compared to lakefront Northeast Seattle neighborhoods, and the housing stock tends to be in reasonable condition reflecting the demographics of longtime owner-occupancy.
Buyers who want established northeast Seattle character without the price premium of Laurelhurst or View Ridge tend to find Wedgwood the most compelling option. The school assignment for Wedgwood Elementary is a meaningful factor for families.
Housing Types
- Mid-century homes
- Traditional single-family homes
Ask Luke About Wedgwood
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Market Intelligence
What Drives Value in Wedgwood
- Lot quality, street character, and renovation level are the primary differentiators
- Floor plan functionality and parking configuration matter more than in denser neighborhoods
- Outdoor space, natural light, and access to neighborhood amenities are consistently valued
- Proximity to the 35th Avenue commercial strip and neighborhood schools affects demand
What Buyers Should Know
- Mid-century construction warrants careful inspection of electrical, plumbing, sewer, roof, and foundation systems
- Drainage and foundation conditions vary by lot position and should be assessed carefully
- Buyers comparing Wedgwood often also look at View Ridge, Bryant, Ravenna, and Maple Leaf
What Sellers Should Know
- Buyers looking in Wedgwood frequently compare nearby View Ridge, Bryant, Ravenna, and Maple Leaf
- Pricing should reflect the broader Northeast Seattle competitive set, not just the neighborhood in isolation
- Neighborhood stability and residential character are significant assets to communicate in marketing
Market Data
Market Snapshot
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Homes for Sale
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Condominiums Available
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Live market data will be connected at launch. Contact Luke for current inventory and pricing.
Current Listings
Homes for sale in Wedgwood
Live Wedgwood 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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