Located in many Seattle’s most popular destinations while offering a quieter residential setting. Explore Queen Anne’s neighborhood restaurants and cafés, visit Seattle Center and the Space Needle, or head downtown to experience Pike Place Market, the waterfront, museums, shopping, and entertainment.

The location also provides convenient access to Magnolia, Ballard, South Lake Union, and Interbay.

Getting Around

Guests can get around easily by car, rideshare, or public transportation. Downtown Seattle and many major attractions are just a short trip away. Please confirm street or on-site parking availability before booking.

Good to Know

Guests are expected to respect neighbors and observe quiet hours. Parties, events, and unauthorized visitors are not permitted.

We look forward to hosting you and helping make your Seattle stay comfortable, convenient, and memorable.

There is a bookable 2b2b unit next to each other. If you are interested and can book the 2b2b to make it a large 6b4b for your large group.

Quiet, residential Queen Anne with an urban village feel; close to Seattle Center (Space Needle, museums, theaters), Kerry Park viewpoint, and small café/retail clusters on Queen Anne Avenue and in Lower Queen Anne (Uptown). Interbay and Ballard are a short drive to the northwest for restaurants, breweries and the Ballard Locks. The neighborhood is known for scenic viewpoints, walkable local shops, and being a convenient base for downtown sightseeing without being in the busy core.

Walking: Many local errands, parks and cafés are walkable (short but sometimes steep walks). Transit: Multiple King County Metro bus routes serve Lower/West Queen Anne and Uptown, providing frequent connections to downtown, South Lake Union and Fremont/Ballard. Link light rail (Westlake Station) and the South Lake Union/Westlake transit spine are a short bus or monorail ride away. Cycling: Bike lanes exist on several nearby streets but expect hill climbs; e‑bikes are commonly used. Rideshare/taxis: Readily available; good option for nights/outside peak bus hours. Driving: Easy access to Aurora Avenue N (State Route 99) and Elliott Avenue W for north–south travel; expect variable curb parking rules and occasional congestion during events at Seattle Center.

Available by the app or can call. For reservations longer than two weeks, we provide approximately two weeks' worth of supplies such as toilet paper and paper towels. If your stay exceeds two weeks, you will need to purchase additional supplies yourself. For monthly stays, we charge for actual utility usage and request a deposit of $200-400.