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Madison Park Homes For Sale in Seattle

Madison Park and its neighbors housed many of Seattle's founding power families. The neighborhood and nearby enclaves of Washington Park, Broadmoor and Denny-Blaine have attracted Seattle's wealthiest families for generations. Beach parks, waterfront condos, and stately mansions line Madison Park's streets, with a particularly residential feel, separated from the bustle of downtown Seattle while just a short drive away.

Madison Park in Seattle has parks and beaches, they have 37th Ave Street End (beach located on the east of Foster Point Trail, and near the Broadmoor Golf Club), Madison Park North Beach in 43rd Ave E (this park is not for boat launching or swimming, it has a swing set and many benches, and it's near Madison Park and east of Broadmoor), Madison Park Beach in 43rd Ave E (a public beach for diving boards, sunbathing, and swimming raft), East Lee Street End (small beach in E Lee St, and great for kayak launch), E Highland Dr Shoreline Street End in E Highland Dr (public shore access, small beach, and it's next to E Lee St Shoreline Street End), and East Prospect Street End (small beach located on the north of Seattle Tennis Club).

If you're looking for restaurants near Madison Park Beach, they have The Independent Pizzeria (they're serving wood-fired pizza), McGilvra's Bar and Restaurant (Irish pub), Cactus Madison Park (Mexican restaurant), How To Cook A Wolf - Madison Park (restaurant serving a housemade pasta, wood-fired pizza, and fish dish), Bamboo Thai Cuisine (Thai restaurant in 42nd Ave), Madison Kitchen (an American cafe serving breakfast and lunch), and Hanok (Asian fusion restaurant). There are shops in E Madison St, they have Madison Park Jewelers (a top-rated jewelry designer store near Madison Park Beach), Cookin' at Madison Park (Kitchen supply store) The Original Children's Shop (Children's clothing store), Madison Park Museum Quality Framing (picture frame shop), Madison Books (Book store), and Bert's Red Apple Market (grocery store).

They have 4 schools in this neighborhood, these are Madison Park Co-Op Pre-School (located on 43rd Ave E and near Madison Park Beach), University Tutors for Seattle Schools (located on E Madison St #2, and near Madison Park and Bert's Red Apple Market), Carlsons Pre School (located on 38th Ave E, and west of University Tutors for Seattle Schools), and Mc Gilvra Elementary School (located on 38th Ave E, and east of Broadmoor). They only have 2 libraries, Fiske Genealogical Library in 43rd Ave E (located south of Madison Park Beach), and Little Free Library in McGilvra Blvd E (a 5-min walk from Madison Park Co-Op Pre-School). Homes in the Madison Park area have recently sold for between $599k and $4.7 million. To see today's real estate listings in Madison Park, Seattle, please click the link above.

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Madison Park, Seattle

The Madison Park neighborhood is located in Central Seattle. Homes for sale in Madison Park include foreclosures (bank-owned homes), short sales, new construction, and traditional resale homes. Home styles range from condos to townhomes and single-family homes.

Madison Park, Seattle

Madison Park is a neighborhood in east central Seattle, Washington, USA, named after the city park at the foot of E. Madison Street on the Lake Washington shore. It is bounded on the east by Lake Washington; on the south by the intersection of Lake Washington Boulevard E. and 39th Avenue E., beyond which is Denny-Blaine; on the west by Lake Washington Boulevard E.; and on the north by Union Bay. Washington Park and the private Broadmoor community and golf course are subunits within Madison Park. The neighborhood's main thoroughfares are E. Madison Street (northeast- and southwest-bound) and McGilvra Boulevard E. (north- and southbound).

Madison Park with Union Bay in the foreground and Mount Rainier behind

Madison Park in the early 1900s was a popular destination for people who lived in Downtown Seattle and continues to draw from Capitol Hill and beyond, especially on warmer days. Though very close to the city center, it was seen as a summer getaway, with a cable car leading over the hills to the lake, park, swimming beach and ferries to destinations across Lake Washington.

Today, Madison Park is an upscale residential community with a number of restaurants and eateries.

Madison Park's Pioneer Hall (also known as Washington Pioneer Hall) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, ID #70000645.

The city park, circa 1907

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