Greenwood
A genuine main street on Greenwood Avenue, surrounded by blocks that still feel like a hometown. We’ve delivered here, and we keep coming back for more.
A true neighborhood main street
Greenwood Avenue’s cafes, pubs, and shops anchor a residential grid with easy access to Green Lake and Phinney Ridge.
A Main Street That Actually Works
Greenwood has what most neighborhoods spend decades trying to manufacture: a walkable commercial spine with real businesses, surrounded by residential blocks people settle into for the long haul.
The Main Street
Greenwood Ave N carries restaurants, coffee, bookshops, and neighborhood institutions, daily life on foot, not by car.
The Blocks
Established residential streets with generous lots and alley access, the kind of infill sites where new homes can genuinely fit the block.
The Demand
Buyers get the walkable-main-street life at a friendlier price point than Phinney or Ballard, with Green Lake and the zoo a short ride away.
Hometown Pace, City Reach
Saturday errands happen on foot along the avenue; Green Lake’s loop and Woodland Park are minutes south; and the E Line on Aurora puts downtown within a straightforward commute.
Greenwood keeps a low-key register that suits people building a life more than chasing a scene, which is exactly why homes here hold their appeal.
Delivered Here, Looking for More
Our completed community at 115 N 105th St brought new homes to a quiet Greenwood block, designed for its street, built to The Olsen Anderson Standard.
We’re actively pursuing our next Greenwood site. If you own property in the neighborhood, a Landowner Consult is the easiest way to learn what it could support.
Greenwood, Answered
Is Greenwood a good place to buy a townhome?
Yes. Greenwood pairs one of North Seattle’s most functional walkable main streets with established residential blocks, Green Lake and Woodland Park nearby, and direct transit to downtown, typically at a friendlier price point than Phinney Ridge or Ballard. For buyers who want everyday walkability without the premium, it’s a strong answer.
Does Olsen Anderson build in Greenwood?
Yes. Olsen Anderson completed a community at 115 N 105th St in Greenwood and is actively pursuing new sites in the neighborhood. Landowners can request a Landowner Consult through our Sell Your Land page.
Our Homes in Greenwood
Olsen Anderson communities in Greenwood, developed and built by our own team.
- Viewland Homes →Completed · 6 homes · 2024
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