Seattle,
WA

Beacon Hill

Seattle,
WA
Neighborhoods

Beacon Hill

From Beacon Avenue eats to Mount Rainier views

About the Neighborhood

Living in Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill is a residential neighborhood located on a high ridge in southeast Seattle. The area features a vibrant commercial corridor along Beacon Avenue South, home to popular local eateries like Homer, Musang, and AK Pizza. Some prominent community landmarks include the historic Pacific Tower and cultural venues such as the Centilia Cultural Center. Jefferson Park offers residents an expansive outdoor recreational area, showcasing panoramic views of the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier alongside a public golf course and lawn bowling greens. Beacon Hill provides residents with a balance of scenic views, local dining, urban parkland, and convenient transit connections with its Link Light Rail stops.
Beacon Avenue
Jefferson Park
Light Rail Access
Local Scene

Neighborhood Favorites

Community

What Neighbors Say

What I like about Beacon Hill is the mix: you’ve got older homes with character, newer townhomes and a lot of new middle-housing development. You also have an incredible variety of food from different cultures throughout the neighborhood, plus light rail and easy access to downtown.
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Real Estate

Market Overview

Expert Guidance

Your Local Agents

David Palmer
Redfin Principal Agent
Jonah Eastern
Redfin Agent
Roger Kilburn
Redfin Principal Agent
Livability

Walk, Bike & Transit

69

Walk Score

85

Bike Score

63

Transit Score
Education
Getting Around

Public Transit

Route 107
Bus
Route 36
Bus
Route 60
Bus
Route 106
Bus
Route 50
Bus
1-Line
Rail
Route 7
Bus
Questions

Frequently Asked

Beacon Hill is located in southeast Seattle, bordered by I-5 to the west and Rainier Valley to the east.
Beacon Hill is an established residential neighborhood that combines green spaces, local dining, and elevated views of the city. The commercial area along Beacon Avenue South brings residents together with a variety of restaurants, cafes, and small businesses. Public transit access is a key feature, as the neighborhood’s light rail station connects commuters directly to Downtown Seattle and Sea-Tac Airport. Additionally, outdoor spaces like Jefferson Park provide residents with public recreation facilities and sports fields throughout the year.
Beacon Hill is known for its hilltop views of Mount Rainier and Downtown Seattle, historic architecture like Pacific Tower, and the community-run Beacon Food Forest. Today, the area is recognized for its convenient light rail access, acclaimed restaurants and bars, and easy highway connectivity with access to I-5 and I-90.
Beacon Hill is located approximately 5 miles southwest of Downtown Seattle.
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