Queen’s Court has been one of Lower Queen Anne’s most recognized addresses since 1930, and Unit 208 shows you why. Original oak hardwoods, arched doorways, and the building’s signature antique glass doorknobs are all intact. This corner unit looks out to a community-maintained green space, trees visible through east-facing windows. The living room opens up immediately, hardwoods underfoot and arched doorways framing the space. The kitchen features shaker cabinetry, granite counters, and stainless appliances, with a nook for morning coffee. The bedroom is quiet and covered with natural light, windows looking out to the trees. The bathroom carries the character through: white tile, wood vanity with granite counter, and that antique glass doorknob on the door. Outside the unit, the community garden and building library quietly shape how you live. Grow something on a weekend morning. Swap books without leaving the building. A dedicated storage unit on property gives bikes, seasonal gear, and the rest of daily life a real home outside the unit. A block from Seattle Center and minutes from Elliott Bay, this is Lower Queen Anne at its most alive. Step outside and you are choosing between a concert at Climate Pledge Arena, dinner at Toulouse Petit, or a morning at Myrtle Edwards Park watching ferries and ships cross the harbor. Groceries, cafes, and green space all within reach. In a building with nearly a century of character behind it. Come experience it.
