Perched on one of Seattle’s most iconic hills, Queen Anne offers breathtaking views of the city skyline, Elliott Bay, and Mount Rainier. The neighborhood is divided into Upper Queen Anne, with its grand historic homes and quiet streets, and Lower Queen Anne, which buzzes with cultural attractions, restaurants, and nightlife. Together, they create a community that appeals to both families and young professionals.

Queen Anne is home to many of Seattle’s landmarks, including the Space Needle, Climate Pledge Arena, and the Seattle Center, which hosts festivals, concerts, and performances year‑round. Residents enjoy a mix of urban amenities and neighborhood charm, with boutique shops, top‑rated restaurants, and cozy coffeehouses lining the main streets. The Queen Anne Farmers Market is also a popular community highlight during the summer months.

The housing here is diverse, ranging from stately early‑20th‑century homes to sleek modern condos with city views. Its central location means residents are just minutes from downtown, South Lake Union, and major highways. Queen Anne offers not just a place to live, but a lifestyle — combining historic character, modern conveniences, and some of the best views in Seattle.