Wallingford Zoning
A streetcar suburb between Fremont and the U District, Wallingford pairs leafy residential blocks with the N 45th St commercial strip.
- Homes & Small Shops
- Midsize Residential & Shops
- Large Buildings
- Downtown & Highrise
- Institutions
- Industrial
At a Glance
- Predominant Zoning
- NR and LR, with NC3 on N 45th St
- Commercial Corridors
- N 45th St, Stone Way N
- Transit
- Route 44, Burke-Gilman Trail
Most of Wallingford is Neighborhood Residential and Lowrise, with Neighborhood Commercial (NC3) zoning along N 45th St and Stone Way N. Gas Works Park anchors the neighborhood’s Lake Union shoreline.
Route 44 runs along N 45th St between Ballard and the U District Link station, and the Burke-Gilman Trail follows the lake. The 2026 reforms made sixplexes legal across the NR blocks of one of the city’s most-debated residential neighborhoods.
See It on the Map
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