Many Waterfront Homes Around Seattle

Seattle waterfront floating homes

Seattle Houseboat On Lake Union

Are you interested in waterfront homes for sale in Seattle, Washington?

There are a lot of different choices so which type of Seattle waterfront living is your favorite?  Seattle, WA is blessed with all kinds of water and there are many different ways to live on the water!

Here are a few featured Seattle waterfront homes and neighborhoods:

1. Floating homes aka Seattle houseboats are a popular option to dream about!  Seattle floating homes are to me the ultimate in waterfront real estate!  What could be more waterfront than living on the water?

There are not many houseboats left in Seattle and these floating home communities are very special!  They require special financing, inspections, and more, but to live on Lake Union or in Portage Bay would be my number one pick for Seattle waterfront real estate!  You can find current inventory here:  Seattle floating homes

2. Riviera Beach in Matthews Beach is great for Seattle lakefront living.  This little community is nestled on the West banks of Lake Washington with perfect little lots and right across from the Burke-Gilman trail.  If you want more privacy than Seattle houseboat living could offer, this might be a great choice!  Matthews Beach Real Estate

3. Sheridan Beach in Lake Forest Park, Wa is a great option for North Seattle – situated North of Matthews Beach on Lake Washington, Sheridan Beach offers a private beach club membership and wonderful views of Kirkland.  Lake Forest Park homes

Lake Washington Waterfront in Lake Forest Park

4. Richmond Beach, Shoreline, WA.

Richmond Beach is one of my very favorite beaches in the Seattle area and it is quite historic!  Perched on Puget Sound, this West facing community has some of the most amazing mountain and Sound views!

Richmond Beach homes have a huge variety and are all oriented towards the downward slope and the water.  Because of this and the large park, a great option is to buy a big view home and walk to the public beach. Richmond Beach Real Estate

5. Bainbridge Island:  Want to work in Downtown Seattle and live the Seattle dream by commuting via ferry? If you are a walk on passenger or even a cyclist, then the ferry system can be a very quick way to commute back and forth between work.  Many people like to live in Winslow on Bainbridge and walk on the ferry to ride over to Downtown.  Without having to rely on putting a car on and off the ferry, the commute is pretty easy!  Bainbridge offers a ton of waterfront homes and options!  Bainbridge Island Real Estate

Bainbridge island waterfront

Ferry Ride

6. Lastly, Go check out the Washington State coast! A lot of people think that Seattle is on the West Coast, but it is actually 2 1/2 to 3 hours in from the Pacific Ocean.  We are on the Puget Sound which comes in from the Pacific Ocean.  If you want to check out the ultimate in waterfront homes, go take a trip and check out our pretty coast!  Ocean Shores is quite affordable with oceanfront lots starting at under $200,000! Washington Coast homes

That is it for my Seattle waterfront homes and neighborhoods – these are just a few highlighted communities!  There are many more options as well in waterfront homes around Seattle:  Mercer Island, Bellevue, Kirkland, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Sammamish, and more all offer different ways to enjoy our beautiful state!

What are you interested in and what kind of waterfront home do you want?

Waterfront homes around Seattle

Courtney Cooper, Seattle Realtor, EcoBroker, Broker for Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Services:  Seattle real estate