Seattle, Washington
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill is a diverse residential neighborhood south of downtown, with light rail stations, a food forest and views across the Duwamish valley.
Local Character & History
Quiet, varied and community-minded, with a mix of longtime homeowners and new families.
Restaurants & Shopping
Beacon Avenue holds Vietnamese, Chinese and Mexican restaurants and bakeries.
Housing
Craftsman homes, mid-century houses and newer townhomes.
Parks & Recreation
Jefferson Park, the Beacon Food Forest and the Chief Sealth Trail.
Transportation
Link light rail stops at Beacon Hill and Mount Baker stations, with frequent buses.
Nearby Attractions
- Jefferson Park
- Beacon Food Forest
- Chief Sealth Trail
- El Centro de la Raza
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Beacon Food Forest?
The Beacon Food Forest is a public permaculture garden on Jefferson Park land where visitors can harvest fruit, nuts and vegetables.