98 Union

98 Union Street 514

Seattle, WA 98101

Live at the epicenter of Seattle’s most iconic destinations - just steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, the Four Seasons, and the revitalized Waterfront Park. Located in the renowned 98 Union Condominium, designed by Olson Sundberg Architects, this concrete-and-steel building blends timeless Seattle architecture with full-service urban living, including 24-hour concierge, secure parking, storage, elevators, atrium, and resident amenities. This sophisticated two-level residence is quietly positioned on the east side with entry from the atrium. The main level features an updated kitchen, dining area, open living space, half bath, and in-unit laundry - ideal for entertaining or everyday living. Upstairs, the private retreat includes a spacious primary bedroom with full bath, a second bedroom, and an additional ¾ bath. The home offers a sleek, modern aesthetic with a flexible layout perfect for a primary residence or refined pied-à-terre. HOA dues cover all utilities, internet, and cable, and include one parking space and ample storage. Pet-friendly with up to two pets allowed. Enjoy the ease, energy, and walkability of downtown Seattle living at its finest.

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Listing courtesy of Erica R. Clibborn of Windermere Real Estate Midtown



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