Edmonds neighborhood guide

Living in Seaview

Established, family-friendly streets north of downtown, with Sound views on the western slopes.

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About Seaview

Seaview is a quiet, established neighborhood north and east of The Bowl. Many streets on its western side have Puget Sound and Olympic views, and the whole area is a short drive to downtown, the ferry, and Highway 99. It is a favorite for buyers who want an Edmonds address with a bit more yard.

Why people love it

Seaview Park’s playground and open fields
A few minutes by car to downtown Edmonds and the waterfront
Close to Olympic View Drive for quick access north to Perrinville and Meadowdale
Mature trees and larger lots than the downtown core

Homes in Seaview

Mostly single-family homes from the 1950s through the 1980s: ramblers, split-levels, and daylight basements, with a growing number of remodels and new builds on view lots.

A great fit for

Growing families
Buyers who want space and views without downtown prices
Remodel and value-add buyers

Buying in Seaview?

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Seaview FAQ

Does Seaview have view homes?

Yes, many homes on the western slopes have Sound and mountain views. The quality of the view, whether it is protected, and the sight lines from the main living areas all have a big effect on value.

What are homes selling for in Seaview?

Prices in Seaview change month to month and vary a lot with views, lot size, and condition. Request the free Seaview market report or a personal home valuation for current numbers.

Who is the best real estate agent for Seaview?

Adam Cobb is the #1 broker by sales volume in Edmonds, Snohomish County, and Washington State (per NWMLS) and works with buyers and sellers throughout Seaview and the rest of Edmonds.