Seattle's walking neighborhoods have experienced an early spring home selling rush. Two of Seattle's older neighborhoods, Ballard and West Seattle have seen the buying pace pick up prior to what can be considered the "spring buying" season. Talking to agents who work in these areas mention they are experiencing some multiple offers, particularly homes listed under $400,000.
This has been part of the new trend in Seattle, buyers wanted to be wired and live in a walkable neighborhood. Both Ballard and West Seattle have areas that have unique venues that buyers are looking for.
City Cabins located on the northwest corner of Queen Anne Hill could very well be one of Seattle's best kept secret. With a walking score of 71 it is very accessible to many of Seattle's major outdoor attractions that have added to Seattle's overall livability.
Within a 2 mile radius you can choose among 3 of Seattle's boutique grocery stores: the PCC Natural Markets, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. A seven minute walk from City Cabins lands you at Seattle's historic fishing fleet at Fisherman's Terminal located on Salmon Bay. A longtime historic landmark, Fisherman's Terminal is filled with tourist as well as Seattleites' 9 months of the year. The large fishing fleet provides a picturesque backdrop while dining or shopping along it's boardwalk.
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