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Live in the heart of Pike Place Market with captivating South-facing views of the downtown Seattle skyline and the community's beautiful garden courtyard. This nearly 1,000SF 1bd/1.5ba home offers a well-designed floor plan with a dedicated dining area and inviting living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and custom built-ins. French doors open to a private terrace overlooking the gardens, creating a seamless extension of the living space for morning coffee or dining al fresco. The generously sized primary bedroom features an ensuite bath, while an additional half bath is conveniently located for guests. High ceilings, abundant storage, wall-mounted A/C, and a full-size W/D round out the home’s everyday conveniences. One of only a handful of condominium buildings within the Pike Place Market Historic District, Market Court offers the best of all worlds with the city at your feet. The neighborhood is a tight-knit community of vendors, residents, and local businesses, creating a distinctly European lifestyle in the heart of Seattle. Shop daily at one of the country’s oldest year-round public markets, explore the revitalized Seattle Waterfront and nearby parks, or head to the Seattle Athletic Club just moments away. Walk, bike, bus, light rail, or ferry - the city and beyond are effortlessly accessible. Market Court is a professionally managed building offering secure access, garage parking, and a secret garden oasis tucked away in the middle of it all. 1 PRKG+1 STRG
Pike Place Market, located between Elliott Bay and Downtown Seattle, is a historic and waterfront Seattle neighborhood with a working public market and steep, view-filled streets. The neighborhood’s character concentrates along Pike Place at Pike Street, where fishmongers, flower stalls, craft vendors, and small counters spill into the arcade. Brick-and-beam market buildings and narrow alleys frame daily commerce above the piers. Pike Place Fish Market, The Gum Wall, and the original Starbucks anchor the area’s lore. The MarketFront terrace and Overlook Walk stitch the bluff to the waterfront. At golden hour, the bay air and buskers set the tempo.
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Offer insights
2030 Western Ave #713 · $515,000
$515K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $515K+ is a strong offer
SALE-TO-LIST
96.5%
Most homes are selling 3% below list price.
LIST PRICE
$515,000
Median list price in this area is $443,190. (14% lower than this home)
About offer insights
Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Cooking is electric
Dryer is electric
Fireplace (wood-burning)
French doors
Vaulted ceilings
Walk-in closet(s)
Washer provided
Central water heater
Shades on windows
Bedrooms
One bedroom on the main level (primary bedroom on main)
Bathrooms
One full bathroom (main)
One half bathroom (main)
One bathtub
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Garbage disposal
Refrigerator
Stove/Range
Laundry & utility
Washer hookup
Dryer hookup (electric)
Utility room on main
Flooring
Laminate
Carpet
Heating & cooling
Wall furnace heating
Cooling via insert and wall unit(s)
Exterior features
Cement/concrete and stucco exterior
Corner lot setting with curbs, paved surfaces and sidewalks
Corner of Lenora and Western — one block from Pike Place Market
Balcony/Deck/Patio (unit feature)
Unit has a view
Home design
Attached condominium
One-level condo unit (penthouse / top floor)
Located on the 7th floor
South-facing
Parking
Common garage parking
Covered parking space (1)
Assigned parking space number 228
Security
Lobby entrance
Concierge service (association amenity)
Fire sprinklers in building
Construction
Built in 1989 (effective year)
Cement and stucco construction
Flat roof
Utilities
Electric service (SCL power company)
Water provided through HOA
Sewer provided through HOA
Central water heater
HOA & community
Monthly association fee includes cable TV, central hot water, common area maintenance, concierge, earthquake insurance, sewer, trash and water
Association contact: Kevin Waskin, CWD
Building has elevator, high-speed internet availability and lobby entrance
Pets allowed subject to restrictions
Financial info
Listing terms: Cash or Conventional
Other
69 total units in the building
Common property features include cable TV, elevator and fire sprinklers
Bus line nearby
Electricity and solar
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In order to promote the educational, cultural, farming, marketing, other economic resources, and the general welfare; and to assure the harmonious, orderly, and efficient growth and development of the municipality, it is deemed essential by the people of the City that the cultural, economic, and historical qualities relating to the Pike Place Markets and the surrounding area, and an harmonious outward appearance and market uses which preserve property values and attracts residents and tourists be preserved and encouraged; some of the qualities being: the continued existence and preservation of historical areas and buildings; continued construction and use of buildings for market activities, especially on street levels; and a general harmony as to style, form, color, proportion, texture, material, occupancy and use between existing buildings and new construction.