Madison Park in a Nutshell
Madison Park is situated on the shores of Lake Washington in central Seattle. A chic neighborhood with a vibrant, long-standing commercial district that is home to some of the city’s finest restaurants, Madison Park is a popular choice for those looking for city living with a relaxed, small-town ambience. Furthermore, the neighborhood is just minutes from the University of Washington and a short trip from Downtown Seattle.
Ewing & Clark’s Madison Park Real Estate Office
Ewing & Clark has served Seattle’s real estate market since 1900. As the city’s oldest real estate firm, locally owned and operated for generations, we combine a long history of experience with personal service and extensive neighborhood knowledge. Indeed, our Madison Park office is located at 4108 E Madison Street, in the heart of the neighborhood. Thus, our real estate brokers/agents are conveniently located to assist buyers and sellers throughout Madison Park, Washington Park, Broadmoor, Denny Blaine, Madrona, and greater Seattle. Whether buying a first home, selling a condominium, or marketing a luxury waterfront estate, our brokers offer knowledgeable representation and individualized attention.
Our Real Estate Office in Madison Park:
4108 E Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112
Madison Park Homes For Sale
Madison Park offers a wide variety of residential real estate, including classic Seattle homes, waterfront estates, contemporary residences, and condominiums. In addition, its proximity to Lake Washington, neighborhood amenities, and established residential streets make it a desirable neighborhood in the Seattle housing market. Search current Madison Park homes, condominiums, and residential properties below.
Likewise, Madison Park and the surrounding neighborhoods share the 98112 ZIP code. Thus, you can search Madison Park real estate (homes, condos, rentals) here:
Ewing & Clark’s Madison Park Area Sales & Track Record
Over $611 Million in Closed Real Estate Transactions Since 2005
Ewing & Clark’s Madison Park office has represented buyers and sellers in more than $611 million in closed real estate transactions throughout Madison Park, Broadmoor, Denny Blaine, and Washington Park since March 2005. From luxury waterfront estates and historic residences to neighborhood homes and condominiums, our brokers bring extensive local knowledge and experience to buyers and sellers throughout these Seattle neighborhoods.
Selected Luxury & Waterfront Sales
Below is a selection of notable properties represented by Ewing & Clark brokers, demonstrating our experience with some of Seattle’s most distinctive residential real estate.
Source: Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS). Total closed transaction volume of $611,449,021 includes buyer-side and seller-side transactions involving Ewing & Clark’s Madison Park office in Madison Park, Broadmoor, Denny Blaine, and Washington Park, beginning March 20, 2005. Figures reflect the date of the NWMLS search.
Selected Madison Park Area Sales
$15,800,0001620 Lake Washington Blvd E |
$11,800,000508 McGilvra Blvd E |
$8,250,000236 40th Ave E |
$9,600,0001212 39th Ave E |
$3,495,0001504 37th Ave E |
$3,275,0002338 41st Ave E |
$3,195,000640 Hillside Dr E |
$2,900,000153 Madrona Place E |
Meet Our Madison Park Brokers & Agents
Our Madison Park office brings together experienced residential real estate brokers serving Madison Park, Washington Park, Broadmoor, Denny Blaine, and greater Seattle.
Betsy TerryResidential Broker | Principal |
Jane PowersResidential Broker |
Kristine LoshResidential Broker |
Nate PearsonVice President – Residential |
Vincent MullallyManaging Broker |
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Living in Madison Park
Madison Park is one of Seattle’s most distinctive neighborhoods, combining the natural beauty of Lake Washington with the charm of a walkable residential village. For instance, known for its tree-lined streets, neighborhood restaurants, independent shops, and waterfront recreation, Madison Park offers residents a unique combination of peaceful surroundings and convenient access to the rest of Seattle.
Madison Park Beach and Lake Washington
Madison Park Beach is one of the neighborhood’s most popular gathering places. Located along Lake Washington, the beach offers swimming, beautiful waterfront views, and a place to relax during Seattle’s warmer months. In addition, the surrounding park and grassy areas provide space for picnics, recreation, and enjoying the outdoors.
Parks and Recreation
Madison Park offers green spaces, walking paths, playgrounds, and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors throughout the year. For example, its mature trees and landscaped park areas contribute to the neighborhood’s character. Furthermore, the nearby Washington Park Arboretum provides additional trails and natural beauty just a short distance away.
Restaurants and Local Shopping
The Madison Park business district is centered along East Madison Street and the surrounding blocks. Local restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and independent retailers give the neighborhood its distinctive village atmosphere. For example, McGilvra’s, Madison Books, and Bert’s Red Apple Market are just some of the businesses that contribute to everyday life in Madison Park.
A Walkable Seattle Neighborhood
One of Madison Park’s defining characteristics is the close relationship between its residential streets, local businesses, parks, and waterfront. Many residents can walk to restaurants, shops, grocery stores, and neighborhood gathering places. Certainly, this combination of convenience and community atmosphere is a major part of Madison Park’s appeal.
Madison Park Community Events – 2026 & 2027
Madison Park offers a vibrant calendar of neighborhood events throughout the year. Friends of Madison Park brings the community together through concerts, celebrations, markets, and family activities.
Upcoming 2026 Madison Park Events
October 31, 2026 – Halloween Trick or Treat (4:00–7:00 PM)
November 7, 2026 – Little Beats Concert (11:00 AM–Noon)
November 10, 2026 – Community Meeting (7:00–8:00 PM)
November 14, 2026 – Fall Clean-Up (9:00–10:00 AM)
December 19, 2026 – Christmas Ships at Madison Park (2:35–2:55 PM)
2027 Madison Park Events
January 12, 2027 – Neighborhood Meeting
February 6, 2027 – Little Beats Concert
March 27, 2027 – Easter Egg Hunt
April 13, 2027 – Neighborhood Meeting
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January 12 – Neighborhood Meeting
February 6 – Little Beats Concert
March 27 – Easter Egg Hunt
April 13 – Neighborhood Meeting
April 24 – Spring Clean-Up
May 15 – Farmers Market Opens
June 12 – Garden Tour
July 10 – Children’s Parade & Picnic
July 13 – Neighborhood Meeting
Thursdays in August – Music in the Park
August 8 – Yard Sale
September 17 – Art Walk
October 12 – Neighborhood Meeting
October (TBD) – Party for the Park
October 31 – Halloween Trick or Treat
November 13 – Fall Clean-Up
December 4 – Holiday Festivities & Christmas Ships (TBD)
Events organized by Friends of Madison Park. Dates and details are subject to change. Visit Friends of Madison Park for the latest information.
History of Madison Park
The original inhabitants of the Madison Park were members of the Duwamish tribe, who used the land and waters for hunting, gathering, and fishing. In the 1860s, Judge John J. McGilvra bought 420 acres of land, parceled some of it out for sale, and cut a straight road from downtown Seattle to his property. Undoubtedly, that street, later named Madison Street after the 4th President, is one of the most recognized streets in Seattle. Because Madison Street’s diagonal route dissects Seattle’s otherwise square block grid. Although only three miles from Downtown Seattle, the distance was initially too far for many to travel. Thus, a cable car was built with 24 acres for public use for swimming, boating and playing to draw people to Madison Park. As a result, the plan worked and Seattle residents still travel to Madison Park today for the same activities over 120 years later.
The Madison Park Pavilion drew crowds as early as 1900.
Madison Park Demographics
Madison Park is an established Seattle neighborhood along Lake Washington. The following demographic statistics provide a comparison between Madison Park and Seattle as a whole.
| Demographic | Madison Park | Seattle |
|---|---|---|
| Median Household Income | $205,450 | $120,608 |
| Family Households | 51.8% | 33.0% |
| Average Household Size | 2.3 | 2.0 |
| Median Age – Men | 40.6 | 35.2 |
| Median Age – Women | 46.8 | 36.1 |
Source: City-Data, Madison Park Neighborhood Profile. Median household income reflects 2023 estimates. Other demographic statistics reflect available data from varying reporting periods. All figures are approximate and provided for general informational purposes.
Madison Park Real Estate Market
The Madison Park’s commercial village continues to be the hub for the the local area; thus, for the market report we include the surrounding residential Seattle neighborhoods of Broadmoor, Denny Blaine, and Washington Park.
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Madison Park Real Estate – Frequently Asked Questions
Does Ewing & Clark have a real estate office in Madison Park?
Yes. Ewing & Clark Real Estate has an office at 4108 E Madison Street in the heart of Madison Park, Seattle. Founded in 1900, Ewing & Clark is Seattle’s oldest real estate firm and has been locally owned and operated for five generations.
Who are the real estate brokers at Ewing & Clark’s Madison Park office?
Our Madison Park real estate team includes Betsy Terry, Jane Powers, Kristine Losh, Nate Pearson, and Vincent Mullally. Our brokers assist buyers and sellers throughout Madison Park and surrounding Seattle neighborhoods. You can find all our real estate agents here.
Does Ewing & Clark specialize in luxury and waterfront homes?
Yes. Ewing & Clark has extensive experience representing buyers and sellers of luxury residences, waterfront estates, historic homes, and other distinctive Seattle properties, including homes in Madison Park, Washington Park, Broadmoor, and Denny Blaine.
What types of homes are available in Madison Park?
Madison Park offers a variety of residential properties, including traditional single-family homes, luxury waterfront estates, contemporary residences, and condominiums. Furthermore, property values vary significantly based on location, views, waterfront access, size, and condition.
How can I find out what my Madison Park home is worth?
Ewing & Clark’s residential brokers can provide a comparative market analysis using recent neighborhood sales, current listings, and their knowledge of the local housing market. Contact our Madison Park office at (206) 322-2840 to discuss your property.
Visit Our Madison Park Office
Whether you are buying, selling, or simply exploring the Madison Park real estate market, our brokers/agents welcome the opportunity to assist you.
Ewing & Clark Real Estate — Madison Park Office
4108 E Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112
(206) 322-2840