Northeast Noaa Dr, Laurelhurst / Sand Point

As a former military brat the Sand Point neighborhood in Seattle is a place after my own heart – as the former home of a Naval Air base. The area itself is another suburb based on the shore of Lake Washington and is therefore has a slightly elevated real estate market with homes being priced out of the average Seattleite’s budget.

Even with this neighborhood being a little off the beating path of Seattle’s more vibrant areas where restaurants and bars are on every corner or block, the Sand Point area is relatively close to Lake City, which isn’t as hip as downtown Seattle, but it does offer up a lot of places to dine and get all your basic life needs met.

Besides the Lake Washington views and the expensive homes the area doesn’t really offer a lot of nightlife options, it’s defiantly an area for the more low-key Seattle resident, one that likes to have quite after 1opm, enjoy their views and all their hard work.