Why Licton Springs
One of North Seattle's best-connected pockets.
Named for the mineral springs that still rise in its namesake park, Licton Springs sits between Green Lake, Greenwood, and the fast-growing Northgate hub, with quiet residential streets a short ride from downtown, the University District, and Capitol Hill.
Weekend runs stretch around Green Lake's 2.8-mile loop, and Woodland Park's zoo, trails, and lawns are five minutes south.
Mornings start with espresso at Pilgrim Coffeehouse; the shops and restaurants of Greenwood Ave are a short stroll west.
Four full grocery stores inside a four-minute drive, plus the pharmacies, hardware, and everyday errands of Aurora Ave and Northgate.
The assigned schools are all nearby, and the University of Washington and North Seattle College anchor the area's academic life.