Plus, those community social events that make every day feel more lively!
Community Amenities
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Located on a bus route for convenient access
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Pet friendly - Puppies and kittens welcome (breed restrictions apply)
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Roof deck with views of downtown Seattle and Elliot Bay Photo
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Fitness center Photo
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Independent, senior apartments for 61+
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Affordable, income restricted living
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Professional onsite management
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Resident social lounge with media room
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Laundry rooms
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Elevator access
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Controlled-entry access
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Resident business center
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Calendar of social activities
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Share the air: smoke-free community
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Additional community recreation areas
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Near major retail, Pioneer Square and the International District
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Controlled-access garage parking*
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Rooftop pea-patch planters for gardening
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Worry-free 24-hour onsite maintenance
Apartment Amenities
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Beautiful views of the city*
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In-home washer and dryer*
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Accessible apartments available*
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Kitchens with modern appliances
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Ample storage space
Pet Policy
FEES:$250 non-refundable fee per pet
PET RENT:
$25/month per pet
(per pet, 2 max allowed)
We welcome your domestic pet if it is a bird or fish with written approval from our on-site management team. No reptiles or exotic animals please. Fish tanks are not to exceed 55 gallons.
PET OVERVIEW: Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens under 1 year old, are welcome at our community. All pet residents must have their health check and shots, and be spayed or neutered by 6 months of age. A signed animal addendum is required to be on file at our leasing office. Two (2) max pets allowed.
SUPPORT ANIMALS: If the animal is an emotional support animal, pet deposits are not necessary and breed restrictions do not apply. A signed letter that meets the company standards for a reasonable accommodation regarding emotional support animals from a qualified professional along with proof of current rabies shots and licenses (if legally applicable) is required.
SERVICE ANIMALS: If the animal is a service animal, pet deposits are not necessary and breed restrictions do not apply. If your disability and the work performed by the animal is not readily apparent, you may be asked to confirm that the service animal is required because of a disability and asked to describe the work or tasks the service animal is trained to perform. Proof of current rabies shots and licenses (if legally applicable) is required.