Briarcrest
Neighborhood

Briarcrest sits in Shoreline’s southeast corner and has a calm, tucked-away feel that residents truly cherish. With winding residential streets, established homes, and pockets of greenery throughout, it’s a neighborhood where things move a little slower and neighbors tend to know one another. Just east of I-5, Briarcrest offers quick connections to Seattle and nearby Lake Forest Park while still holding onto its peaceful, wooded charm.

Briarcrest Fun Facts

🌲 Wooded vibes: Mature trees and curving streets give the neighborhood a cozy, secluded feel.

🏞️ A Local Ledge: Briarcrest is home to Patty Pan Cooperative, a local favorite offering handmade tortillas and seasonal fresh veggie quesadillas.

🚗 Quiet but connected: Close to I-5 without feeling like it, making commuting surprisingly easy.

Briarcrest is a wonderful fit for anyone looking for a strong sense of community paired with everyday convenience.

Briarcrest Neighborhood Association

Briarcrest is a mostly residential neighborhood in southeast Shoreline, Washington. The boundaries are NE 145th St. on the south to Bothell Way NE on the east (from 145th St. to 150th St.), north along the west border of Briarcrest Elementary School and then on various streets along the border with Lake Forest Park to NE 168th St. The farthest-north extent is NE 168th St. On the west, the neighborhood is bounded by 15th Ave. NE from NE 145th St. to NE 150th St., east on 150th, and then north on 25th Ave. NE to NE 168th St.  Briarcrest has approximately 2,500 residents. Our mission is to promote community, serve as a representative voice of the neighborhood, foster dialog and action, and offer opportunities for public service.

Connect with the Briarcrest Neighborhood Association:
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Contact: briarcrestneighbors@gmail.com

Briarcrest Neighborhood Events

Find Details about All Upcoming Briarcrest Neighborhood Events: Here

Neighborhood Meetings

Hybrid in person/online community events. Sharing a brief BNA business meeting, followed by time to connect with fellow neighbors. Families always welcome!

Neighborhood Picnics

Spring & Summer annual picnics at the Hamlin Park picnic shelter. Often featuring complimentary Patty Pan quesadillas, attendees encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share! We’ll have ice cream treats and a Planetary Cake Walk at 5pm.

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Briarcrest Transportation

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The Briarcrest Neighborhood Vibe

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