Rise to the Top

In the immediate neighborhood, you’ve got all kinds of eateries and local services no more than 1 block from home! Stop by Pagliacci Pizza, Gyro House, D’ La Santa, Copper Tree Coffee House, or The Roanoke for your morning coffee, a drink, or dinner. Get your morning workout in at Pilates on 10th, get your bike tuned up at Branford Bike, and get your nails done at Tenth Avenue Nails… all without traveling more than a block from home! When you’d like more variety or you want to hit up some of the best destination dining and shopping in the city, head south further into the hustle and bustle of Capitol Hill. Pop over into the heart of Eastlake and your dining options expand exponentially!

Whether you need to get into South Lake Union, head into Downtown, or head over to the Eastside, this condo is at a super convenient junction. Ramps to Interstate-5 (north and south) and the 520 Bridge are literally a 2-minute drive away, for starters! Take Boylston Ave and be in the heart of South Lake Union in just 4 minutes, be in Downtown Seattle in just 5 minutes, and get to Downtown Bellevue in only 14 minutes! While you have 2 parking spaces with this condo that makes it easy to come and go as you please, you can totally use public transit, too. For example, the #49 bus picks up less than 1 block away, and it runs up to University District or in the opposite direction into Downtown.

It’s a total rarity to have reserved parking in an older Capitol Hill building, but here you get 2 parking spaces in a secure, temperature-controlled garage AND a storage unit! There’s a nice little woodworking space downstairs, plus bike storage. HOA dues include heat, central hot water, garbage, and common area maintenance, so all of these basics are taken care of for you. The building also recently had tuckpointing done and the roof is only 10 years old, so you don’t have to worry about any upcoming projects in the near future.

And of course, one of the best things about living in North Capitol Hill includes all of the beautiful parks and outdoor spaces that are so close to home. Just blocks away you can access the scenic Interlaken Boulevard that runs through Interlaken Park; take your bike out on a sunny afternoon and follow the boulevard all the way through Washington Park Arboretum. Another destination park that’s just half a mile away is Volunteer Park—learn all about this impressive public space in our blog post “Have You Been to this 48-Acre Park in Capitol Hill?” North Capitol Hill is also home to some really unique little nooks and crannies… check out our blog “From Seattle’s Tiniest Park to Its Tallest Staircase: Our Fave Secret Squirrel Spots in North Capitol Hill ” for some insider tips!