Denny Blaine
Seattle, Washington Homes for Sale
About Denny Blaine
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $2,295,000 to $9,850,000
Closed Prices: $1,150,000 to $5,022,500
Median Sale Price: $2,600,000
Average $ per sq ft: $972
Association Fee Ranges: $0
Around Denny Blaine
The main thoroughfare of this hilly enclave is Lake Washington Boulevard. The winding street intersects with East Madison Street and heads east towards the water. Homes close to Madison Street offer residents a more walkable lifestyle with proximity to the area’s business district. Denny Blaine features three parks and a serene greenbelt offering residents walking trails, playgrounds, and family-friendly picnic areas. Homes along McGilvra Boulevard East have stunning views of the water as well as the Cascade Mountain range.
While there aren’t any restaurants within this neighborhood's boundaries, nearby neighborhoods like Madison Valley and Madrona offer a few options for residents to enjoy. Some of Seattle’s most iconic restaurants featuring global cuisines can be found in these neighborhoods, such as Bottlehouse in Madrona. This quaint restaurant and wine shop is housed in a 1905 bungalow and serves artisan fare, as well as wine tastings and musical events. You can also check out all of the restaurants down East Madison Street in Madison Valley, where chic bistros and cafes line the street.
The area is made up of beautiful, upscale homes situated on spacious lots with manicured lawns. The residential streets are lined with mature Maple and Cedar trees, making it a picturesque setting. Many of the grand homes were built in the early 1900s and feature a variety of architectural styles, making the neighborhood a highly sought-after community. There are Mediterranean-style homes with red tile roofs, vintage Tudor homes, and minimalist Mid-Century modern homes.
Most people move to Denny Blaine for its gorgeous homes, good schools, and tranquil atmosphere. For those looking for a night out on the town, nearby Capitol Hill offers a variety of music venues, nightclubs, restaurants, and bars. One of the neighborhood’s most beloved institutions is The Garage, which features a bowling alley, billiard tables, a sports bar, and a cozy outdoor space with a fire pit. The antique Egyptian Theatre on East Pine Street is home to the Seattle International Film Festival and showcases vintage films and first-run movies.
Spend your Sunday at Denny Blaine Park. This popular swimming spot sits along the shores of Lake Washington and offers a large grassy lawn that’s great for picnics. There’s also plenty of tall shady trees to lounge under as well as volleyball courts. City Gardeners on East Madison Street is the perfect shop for garden enthusiasts looking to spruce up their home gardens. Nature lovers enjoy the variety of flora in nearby Washington Park Arboretum.
Denny Blaine is about four miles from Downtown Seattle. The King County Metro Bus 2 heads along Madison and Union Streets to downtown. From there, riders can transfer to a number of bus lines that service the city. The 8 local bus runs to Capitol Hill and the Seattle Center. There is a Sound Transit Link Light Rail station in Capitol Hill that heads south to Sea-Tac airport, west to Downtown Seattle, and north to the University District.
Locals Love
- Access to Lake Washington
- Vintage homes
- Denny Blaine Park
- Quiet, residential environment
Locals Don't Love
- Lack of restaurants
- Lack of nightlife options
- Pricey real estate
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