60 second Queen Anne, Seattle real estate
May 5, 2010 - 8:19 am
Queen Anne neighborhood is friendly, trendy, and located on the city’s highest hill at 456 feet. Just North of downtown, Upper Queen Anne holds spectacular viewpoints (check out Kerry Park) of both city and water. Local architect Thomas Horton has counted 120 public stairwells throughout the hill, each transporting the walker from one area to another, from street to park, from park to residence, each with its own unique opening and closing. Tons of intimate restaurants and shops throughout, everything you need is on the hill. “Seattle neighborhoods are unique and create ‘chain islands’ giving this metropolitan area at large a small town feel.”
-Mary Rectra Cicirello, foundseattle.com
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Queen Anne neighborhood is friendly, trendy, and located on the city’s highest hill at 456 feet. Just North of downtown, Upper Queen Anne holds spectacular viewpoints (check out Kerry Park) of both city and water. Local architect Thomas Horton has counted 120 public stairwells throughout the hill, each transporting the walker from one area to another, from street to park, from park to residence, each with its own unique opening and closing. Tons of intimate restaurants and shops throughout, everything you need is on the hill. “Seattle neighborhoods are unique and create ‘chain islands’ giving this metropolitan area at large a small town feel.”
Queen Anne neighborhood is friendly, trendy, and located on the city’s highest hill at 456 feet. Just North of downtown, Upper Queen Anne holds spectacular viewpoints (check out Kerry Park) of both city and water. Local architect Thomas Horton has counted 120 public stairwells throughout the hill, each transporting the walker from one area to another, from street to park, from park to residence, each with its own unique opening and closing. Tons of intimate restaurants and shops throughout, everything you need is on the hill. “Seattle neighborhoods are unique and create ‘chain islands’ giving this metropolitan area at large a small town feel.”