Burien, WA
City Guide

Burien, Wa at a glance

Burien has become a sought-after area for those seeking an affordable yet lively community with mix of urban amenities and suburban feel,

Easy access to downtown Seattle and Sea-Tac International Airport

Housing options range from modest single-family homes and charming mid-century residences to newer townhomes and condominiums.

The city’s central hub, Olde Burien, features an eclectic array of restaurants, cafes, boutique shops, and art galleries. Enjoy numerous community events, including farmers markets, outdoor concerts, and festivals

$590,000

Median Sales Price

Highline

School District

King

County

52,000

Population

restaurants and cafes

Gregory Heights Elementary School, 5/10
Hazel Valley Elementary School, 3/10

schools and their
'great school' rating

Outdoor spaces and parks

things to do

Explore Burien

The blend of natural beauty, proximity to urban conveniences, and an ever-expanding selection of dining and entertainment options make Burien an attractive place to live.

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