133 Queen Anne Avenue Unit #502 Seattle, WA 98109 | $325,000 | 443 sq. ft. | 1 Bed w/1 Bath | 1-Car Parking
Simply put, we have NOT seen a building that’s as well managed as this one in a long, LONG time. This condo building is 114% funded (practically unheard of!), there are absolutely no overdue HOA dues, and this building has all of the money they need to make building repairs for the next 30 years. There’s VERY little chance of ever having an assessment—you’re inheriting a dream situation with this condo!
If your primary residence is out on Vashon or Whidbey Island and you commute into the city for work, you’ll likely find it convenient to have a pied-à-terre in the city where you can crash on weekdays and use at your convenience. This Queen Anne studio is absolutely *perfect* for that—live a no-hassle, “light in the backpack” life in the city and come and go as you please! Plus, it’s a fantastic investment opportunity—win, win.
Queen Anne is a highly desired Seattle neighborhood that has it all, and at this location you’re literally just blocks from the Seattle Center, iconic parks along the waterfront, dozens of popular restaurants galore, gyms, cute shops, and opportunities for entertainment. Grocery shop at the nearby Metropolitan Market, see all of the big shows at the KeyArena or McCaw Hall without having to worry about parking, and take advantage of convenient nights out—the city is right at your fingertips!
Public transit here is absolutely fantastic, and there are an absurd number of buses that run throughout Queen Anne. Commuting to South Lake Union? You don’t even need to hop a bus (although the #8 into SLU and Capitol Hill is only a block from home!)—for reference, Whole Foods in South Lake Union is less than 1 mile away, meaning you could easily walk, scooter, or bike to work. For those who might be commuting to Interbay (where the new Expedia headquarters is located), you could enjoy a leisurely bike ride along the waterfront to get to work. And of course, working Downtown is a breeze—you’re less than a mile from Pike Place Market.
minimal possessions. Plus, you don’t have to lift a finger with this urban oasis—this condo building is one of the most well-managed buildings we’ve EVER seen. + MORE
Small life = happy life! Even though this condo is technically a studio, the tucked away bedroom area ensures it lives more like 1-bedroom condo. This newer building even comes with your very own parking space, which is a rarity among Seattle’s newer condo buildings.*Based on 2018 data
single family home vs. condo
94 Walk Score®
Simply put, we have NOT seen a building that’s as well managed as this one in a long, LONG time. This condo building is 114% funded (practically unheard of!), there are absolutely no overdue HOA dues, and this building has all of the money they need to make building repairs for the next 30 years. There’s VERY little chance of ever having an assessment—you’re inheriting a dream situation with this condo!
If your primary residence is out on Vashon or Whidbey Island and you commute into the city for work, you’ll likely find it convenient to have a pied-à-terre in the city where you can crash on weekdays and use at your convenience. This Queen Anne studio is absolutely *perfect* for that—live a no-hassle, “light in the backpack” life in the city and come and go as you please! Plus, it’s a fantastic investment opportunity—win, win.
Queen Anne is a highly desired Seattle neighborhood that has it all, and at this location you’re literally just blocks from the Seattle Center, iconic parks along the waterfront, dozens of popular restaurants galore, gyms, cute shops, and opportunities for entertainment. Grocery shop at the nearby Metropolitan Market, see all of the big shows at the KeyArena or McCaw Hall without having to worry about parking, and take advantage of convenient nights out—the city is right at your fingertips!
Public transit here is absolutely fantastic, and there are an absurd number of buses that run throughout Queen Anne. Commuting to South Lake Union? You don’t even need to hop a bus (although the #8 into SLU and Capitol Hill is only a block from home!)—for reference, Whole Foods in South Lake Union is less than 1 mile away, meaning you could easily walk, scooter, or bike to work. For those who might be commuting to Interbay (where the new Expedia headquarters is located), you could enjoy a leisurely bike ride along the waterfront to get to work. And of course, working Downtown is a breeze—you’re less than a mile from Pike Place Market.
