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Seaview Hall at 59th Avenue SW and SW Andover Street, West Seattle

Seaview

Puget Sound forms the western edge of Seaview, a residential West Seattle neighborhood made for an easy, unhurried outing. Find out where it sits and where to start exploring.

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Frequently asked questions

Seaview is in West Seattle. Puget Sound forms its western edge, with Alki and Genesee to the north, Fairmount Park to the east, and Gatewood to the south.

No. Edmonds has its own neighborhood named Seaview, so include West Seattle in searches to avoid mixing them up.

Morgan Junction Park is a city park at 6413 California Ave SW in Seaview. Several other parks, two landmarks and a branch library are within a short walk.

About Seaview

Puget Sound marks the western edge of Seaview, a residential neighborhood in West Seattle framed by Alki and Genesee to the north, Fairmount Park to the east and Gatewood to the south. Build a Seaview Seattle outing around neighborhood parks, a couple of local landmarks and the walkable stretch of California Avenue SW, and keep the pace easy and unhurried.

Finding Seaview on the Map

Think of West Seattle as a peninsula, and picture Seaview claiming a slice of its western shore. The water shapes one side, while established neighborhoods wrap around the rest, so you are always within easy reach of Alki to the north and the Gatewood area to the south.

Before you set out, clear up one common mix-up. Edmonds, north of Seattle, has a neighborhood called Seaview too, so add "West Seattle" whenever you search for directions or local news to make sure you land in the right place.

Read the full Seaview guide

Where to Begin

Morgan Junction Park

Start your walk at Morgan Junction Park on California Ave SW, the most practical anchor for exploring. This city park sits at 6413 California Ave SW, right inside Seaview, and its real advantage is location: several other parks, two landmarks and a branch library are all a short stroll away.

With everything clustered so closely, you can park once and see a good deal on foot. Begin at the park, then let the surrounding blocks lead you through the rest of your afternoon.

Satterlee House and Beyers' Bulldog Garden

City of Seattle records name Satterlee House and Beyers' Bulldog Garden among the places in this corner of West Seattle. Because access and visiting arrangements can vary, check with the City of Seattle or the site itself before you plan a stop around either one.

Planning Your Time

  • Go on foot: the parks, landmarks and library near Morgan Junction sit close together, so walking pays off.
  • Combine neighborhoods: with Alki and Genesee bordering Seaview to the north, it fits neatly into a longer West Seattle day.
  • Confirm details: park hours and facilities can change, so look at the Morgan Junction park page or Seattle Parks and Recreation for current information.

Seaview suits anyone who enjoys quiet residential streets with the Sound close at hand. Give it a relaxed half day instead of a rushed stop, and let the neighborhood set the pace.

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