Georgetown is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle, and its first modern settlement began in 1851, long before Washington even began a state. The blend of Georgetown’s industrial surroundings, character-rich history, and new additions easily has many people charmed and coming back to the neighborhood to spend time there whether it’s for a night out or to enjoy one of the street fairs.
Georgetown is having more and more townhomes and condos built in the area. The median home value in Georgetown is $531,041, and rent in the neighborhood averages $1,600/month. 67.5% of homes in the neighborhood are pre-war, contributing to the vintage character.
Continue to enjoy this neighborhood’s revival! This community is not done blossoming yet, and permits have been issued for several new townhome and condo buildings. Georgetown Playfield in the heart of Georgetown underwent a major renovation in 2018, which includes new play structures, picnic areas, paths, and tons of fitness equipment that adults can use!
Georgetown is right next to Boeing Field, meaning you’re close to air traffic. In many newer homes you can’t hear the traffic from inside, but like much of Seattle, you will be able to hear aircraft activity.
Located just south of SODO and sandwiched between Beacon Hil and West Seattle, Georgetown reminds us of how the Fremont neighborhood used to be. A blend of industrial spaces and a core that’s like its own little world, Georgetown is a destination for foodies and lovers of the arts.
Georgetown is in an incredibly convenient location with direct access to Interstate-5, buses right into Downtown Seattle and South Lake Union, and only 5 minutes to SeaTac International Airport.*Based on 2019 data
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Today’s Georgetown reminds us of how Fremont used to be in the best way possible. Immerse yourself in the local arts, street fairs, and the fabulous foodie and nightlife scene, all just steps away from your pristine, like-new home. Every year Georgetown is home to the San Gennaro Festival street fair, the Georgetown Carnival, the Georgetown Music Festival, and farmers markets.
Georgetown is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle, and its first modern settlement began in 1851, long before Washington even began a state. The blend of Georgetown’s industrial surroundings, character-rich history, and new additions easily has many people charmed and coming back to the neighborhood to spend time there whether it’s for a night out or to enjoy one of the street fairs. In fact, people love the vibe so much that there are some lovely wedding venues in the area as well.
Georgetown is a destination for dining and drinking! Popular spots include Ciudad (tapas!), BOPBOX (Korean/Asian fusion), Georgetown Liquor Company (amazing vegan eats!), Fonda La Catrina (Mexican that people rave about), Smarty Pants (they are not messing around with their sandwiches), and so many more. Plus, The Corson Building is literally destination dining and perfect for celebrating special occasions. Georgetown also has a Fran's Chocolates retail/production/viewing area, and there's also an Ellenos Greek Yogurt location in the neighborhood!
Home to places like School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, the Georgetown Art Attack (the monthly art walk), Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center, Equinox Studios (an incredible space with 36 studios where people can work on everything from blacksmithing and metal sculpture to painting and ceramics), and more, Georgetown is paradise for artists. Find studio space, community, and inspiration!
Continue to enjoy this neighborhood’s revival! This community is not done blossoming yet, and permits have been issued for several new townhome and condo buildings. Georgetown Playfield in the heart of Georgetown underwent a major renovation in 2018, which includes new play structures, picnic areas, paths, and tons of fitness equipment that adults can use!
