The Seattle Mikvah Taharas hamishpacha in Seattle
✡ Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
About Located in Seattle, United States, The Seattle Mikvah provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum. The mikvah is affiliated with Bikur Cholim- Machzikay Hadath. Opening times: By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Please.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Please
For children & families 264Location Address: 5138-A South Holly Street (Enter On S Holly St Between 52nd Ave S & 51st Ave S) Seattle, WA 98118 United States
Tags Mikvah · Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing The Seattle Mikvah serves the spiritual needs of the Jewish community in the Pacific Northwest. Located in the heart of the Seward Park neighborhood, it provides a private space for taharas hamishpacha. This facility is a vital resource for both local residents and Jewish travelers visiting Washington state.
Supervision is provided by Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum. The mikvah maintains a close affiliation with the historic Bikur Cholim-Machzikay Hadath congregation. Every detail of the facility meets high standards of halacha and comfort. Visitors can expect a respectful and clean environment for their immersion.
About the area You can find the mikvah at 5138-A South Holly Street in Seattle, Washington. The entrance is positioned on South Holly Street between 52nd Ave S and 51st Ave S. This location is situated in the Seward Park district, a well-established Jewish hub.
Neighborhood Access
The Seward Park neighborhood is known for its beautiful views of Lake Washington. It is home to several synagogues and Jewish educational institutions. Accessing the mikvah is simple from most parts of South Seattle. The quiet residential streets offer a level of privacy for those arriving for their appointments.
Parking is generally available on the surrounding streets. Because the entrance is specific, guests should follow the street address instructions carefully. The facility serves the broader Seattle metro area, including Mercer Island and Bellevue.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Seward Park area is the center of traditional Jewish life in Seattle. You will find several key resources within walking distance of the mikvah site.
Bikur Cholim-Machzikay Hadath (BCMH) Synagogue
Seward Park Torah Day School
The local community Eruv
Seward Park waterfront and walking trails
Community Resources
Living or visiting this area allows for a full Shabbat experience. The neighborhood is home to many families who observe taharas hamishpacha. Local kosher food options are located a short drive away in the surrounding South Seattle and Mercer Island areas.
What to expect Privacy and halachic integrity are the priorities at this facility. The mikvah uses the Bor Min Hatzad and Side By Side methods for its pools. These standards ensure the highest level of ritual purity for all users. The interiors are kept clean and well-maintained for a peaceful experience.
Planning Your Visit
The mikvah operates strictly by appointment. To ensure a slot is available, you should provide at least 24 hours of notice. This allows the staff to prepare the room and water for your arrival. The scheduling process is handled with discretion.
Private preparation rooms
Halachic supervision by Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum
Clean towels and basic toiletries
Quiet and respectful atmosphere
Whether you are a local resident or a visitor, the staff aims to make your visit seamless. Please reach out in advance to confirm the current schedule and fees. Following the 24-hour notice rule helps the community maintain this essential service efficiently.
Frequently asked questions Who supervises the kashrut of the mikvah? The Seattle Mikvah is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Yaakov Tanenbaum.
Do I need an appointment to use the mikvah? This facility is open by appointment only. The community requests at least 24 hours of notice for all bookings.
Where is the entrance located? The mikvah is located at 5138-A South Holly Street. The entrance is on South Holly Street between 52nd Ave S and 51st Ave S.
What specific halachic standards are used for the pools? Yes, the facility uses the Bor Min Hatzad and Side By Side halachic configurations.
