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Tucked in behind Capitol Hill, Mann is out of the way and, while not forgotten, its location makes it one of the quieter neighborhoods in Central
Seattle. It is a very diverse neighborhood which tends to go through several demographics and residential
areas. You can expect to find single-family homes, multifamily homes, and a
large number of artisanal and small family businesses.
People love
this area for how quiet, friendly, and easy it is. Just
outside the north end of the community, you will find pet stores and grooming
shops to keep your pup in tip-top shape. A vet is also close at hand. You wont
lack for coffee stands and there a number of restaurants in the area.
The
weather in Seattle makes it ideal for those who love to get out and
walk a lot. While Seattle does have a reputation for rain, there are only
really a few days out of the year where you cannot get out to walk.
What is the terrain like in Mann?
Mann runs along a ridge that is part of Capitol, so you
will find that there are hills at the west end of the neighborhood. As hills go, they are not the worst you will find, and you can easily avoid them
simply by walking north to south where the terrain is much more level. The
hills tend to get steeper in the north end of the neighborhood.
The neighborhood has sidewalks and grassy shoulders throughout,
which should make walking throughout pleasant for your pup as
they enjoy exploring the trees and grass. Much of the neighborhood
is very quiet and traffic control consists of roundabouts. There are some busier
crossroads to watch out for including East Union and East Cherry which head into Downtown
Seattle, so they tend to have more traffic. The roads along the perimeters of
Mann are equally as busy and should be avoided if at all possible.
How many greenways are there in Mann?
Three small parks at the north end of Mann make up the
green spaces for this neighborhood. Julia Lee’s Park is a tiny park all the way
at the north end. There is not a lot of grass, but benches and a few
trees do make it a nice place to stop.
If your pup is desperate to get up close and
personal with nature, you have a few options, but for most residents, it could mean a trip in the car. To the southeast, you will find Madrona
Park and Leschi Park which offer numerous trails. Frink Park is
right next to these and also have a number of trails. These parks bring a bit of
woodland nature to the city and are great places to head for a walk.
At the north end, you might
consider heading up towards the Washington Park Playfield and Arboretum. The
Japanese Gardens are off limits to dogs, but the rest of the park is not.
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