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Fremont

Welcome to the home of free spirits and a thriving arts community. And in Fremont, the art takes many forms.  Take a stroll on any given day and you may even bump into a statue or two: a rocket rising out of a street corner, a bust of Lenin, or “Waiting for the Interurban,” a bronze statue at the bus stop. There’s even a giant troll under the Aurora Bridge.

Fremont real estate ranges from modern homes and condo living to classic turn-of-the-century bungalows and craftsman houses. Many residences are lovingly restored, while many maintain their original old-charm form. Everything here is within walking distance: shops, restaurants and nightlife.

During the spring and summer months, weekends turn into an ongoing party. The Fremont Fair brings in artisans and farmers from all over the state, who gather to sell fresh produce and arts and crafts.  The Saturday night outdoor movie series projects classic favorite onto the side of a building. Bring your friends, family, a lawn chair and a picnic, and watch a movie under a canvas of stars. Fremont is also host to the annual Summer Solstice Parade -a high-color event that includes nude cyclists, belly dancers and an unforgettable parade.

Fremont is located at the north end of Lake Union and runs along the Lake Washington Ship Canal. The Fremont Bridge is an adorable orange and blue draw bridge that has opened and closed more than any other bridge in the world.

POPULATION: 3,500

DEMOGRAPHICS: Married couples without children families with kids, young singles

TYPES OF HOMES: Modern Homes and Condos, Turn-of-the-century Bungalows, Craftsman

COMMUNITY BLOG: Fremont Universe

LIBRARY: Seattle City Library Fremont Branch, located at731 N. 35th St., Seattle, WA 98103, Tel. 206-684-4084

FARMERS MARKET: Fremont Farmers Market, year round, Sundays 10- 5 pm, located at 400 N 34th St
(between N Phinney Ave & Canal St)

FAVORITE RESTAURANTS: Paseo,Kylie’s Chicago Style PizzaBrad’s Swingside Cafe

FAVORITE COFFEE SHOPS: Simply DessertsLighthouse Roasters Fine CoffeesCanal Street Coffee

Our Blogs About Fremont

What Happened to Aurora Ave?

Mar 07, 2018
Today’s Aurora Ave. goes hand-in-hand with jokes about drugs and roadside prostitutes. It’s a grimy stretch of road [more]
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New Bike Lanes Where We Need Them

Feb 13, 2018
Bicycles are great—in theory. You can skip traffic, savor fresh air, get some free exercise, and save the planet on [more]
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Of Gals and Homes: Bungalows

Aug 24, 2017
Bungalows had their heyday in the early 20th century, but they recently experienced a surge in popularity. Bungalow [more]
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$2,000,000 for Our Neighborhoods

Feb 10, 2017
In March, project development teams in each district will evaluate ideas received based on need/impact/feasibility [more]
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How Racist Real Estate Shaped Seattle

Nov 08, 2016
We all know the “bad” neighborhoods. We all know the “rich” neighborhoods. So, too, did 193 [more]
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Our Listings in Fremont

sold

125 N Bowdoin Pl

$ 850,000
Multi-level contemporary home in the heart of Fremont. Walking score of 91. Light and open with hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, and gas fireplace. Eat-in kitchen with plenty of work space and grani [more]
Multi-level contemporary home in the heart of Fremont. Walking score of 91. Light and open [more]
32.5 1,650 ft2full info
sold

4037 Woodland Park Ave N

$ 1,250,000
Welcome to Wallimont, a grand old grandfathered-in 4-plex built in 1900 and remodeled in 2005. It has original charm with high ceilings, big windows, 5-panel doors, crown molding, and hardwood floors. [more]
Welcome to Wallimont, a grand old grandfathered-in 4-plex built in 1900 and remodeled in 2 [more]
54 3,750 ft2full info