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On a hillside above Fauntleroy Cove, the Arthur C. Webb Company built a neighborhood of brick homes facing Puget Sound and the Olympics. It was called Seattle’s New Quality Address.

We’re putting together the history of Fauntlee Hills: the land, the builders, the houses, and the people who’ve lived here since 1951.

The cover of Webb's sales brochure: a green banner reading Fauntlee Hills, Seattle's New Quality Address, over a drawing of new houses on a curving street above Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.
Webb’s sales brochure, about 1950. A.C. Webb & Co.
Webb's illustrated Guide to Fauntlee Hills: a cartoon map of the new streets and nearly 300 home sites, with Lincoln Park, the Vashon ferry, the school and the community church drawn around them.
“Guide to Fauntlee Hills”, Webb’s sales map, about 1951. A.C. Webb & Co.; as reprinted in Neighbors, Fauntleroy Community Association, June 2026.

“A residential community, overlooking Lincoln Park above the Fauntleroy District, is planned, and the first of 300 homes are under construction… The 60-acre tract will be known as ‘Fauntlee Hills,’ and the development will be open to the public today.”