Queen Anne

Queen Anne was one of the last neighborhoods to be established in the city of Seattle - mainly because it is built on steep land. Once the building commenced, many of the developers built Queen Anne-style homes, and the neighborhood eventually adopted this style as its name. The area contains both quiet residential sections as well as spots that are close to all that downtown Seattle has to offer. Queen Anne Avenue, which runs down the center of the neighborhood, is home to a variety of charming boutiques and fun eateries. A popular place to hang out in town is Kinnear Park. This park is a forested area that features tennis courts, walking trails, and a dog-friendly area. The most famous landmark in town is the Space Needle. This city icon is 605 feet tall, adorned with an observation deck open to the public - home to the best views around - as well as a restaurant to enjoy while basking in the scene. It’s a truly ‘must visit’ destination.

Residents get to enjoy the many nearby restaurants and bars that make up Queen Anne’s nightlife. Restaurants include Eden Hill, Canlis, Shiro's Sushi, Serious Pie, and Sushi Kashiba. Bars nearby include TeKu Tavern, PennyRoyal, Suite 410, and Elephant & Castle. Queen Anne is a happening place that many young adults are moving into due to its popular landmarks and thriving personality.