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"Up and coming" are the words that fall from people's lips when describing Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood. Located just minutes south of downtown near I-5 and Highway 99, its 1500 residents have a defiant protectiveness for their tiny south Duwamish neighborhood, where residential and light industry have co-existed for over a century.

There's a quirky and close-knit vibe that attracts a mix of young professionals, artists and blue-collar families. Brick warehouses provide an industrial backdrop to the residential streets lined with farmhouses and Craftsman bungalows, punctuated by the occasional Victorian gem. Today new town homes and loft projects are revitalizing the neighborhood and bringing greater density to this tiny residential pocket.

Georgetown has spawned an eclectic blend of small business, from a scooter shop to a record store, bakery, barbershop, bars and coffee houses. Today it hearkens back to its turn-of-the-century roots, attracting microbrewers, distillers and artisan wineries.

Learn more about this unique community of residents through its thriving and active community council:
www.georgetownneighborhood.com/gcc.html