81 Vine

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About 81 Vine

81 Vine is a High-Rise building in Belltown, Seattle. Built in 1914 with 24 residences across 5 stories.

Monthly HOA fees range from $600–$1200. The building has a Walk Score of 97.

Building Details

Researching 81 Vine? Get verified building data, current listings, and HOA financials from Jeff Reynolds.

24-unit Belltown historic building at 81 Vine St, originally built 1914, converted to condos 1990. Located one block from the waterfront and Elliott Bay Trail on Belltown’s coveted northern edge.

81 Vine at 81 Vine Street is a 24-unit historic condominium mid-rise in Belltown, originally constructed in 1914 and converted to condominiums in 1990. The building occupies a prime position on Vine Street, one block from the Alaskan Way waterfront and Elliott Bay Trail, in the northern section of Belltown closest to Seattle Center and the Olympic Sculpture Park.

The location combines Belltown’s urban density with proximity to the Elliott Bay waterfront. Residents have easy walking access to the Olympic Sculpture Park, Myrtle Edwards Park, and the waterfront restaurant corridor, along with all of Belltown’s dining and nightlife. Seattle Center with the Space Needle is a short walk north.

As a building converted to condominiums in 1990, 81 Vine has deeply established HOA reserves and a mature ownership community built over 35+ years of condo operation. The mid-rise format typically delivers larger unit footprints than comparable high-rises, making it popular with buyers seeking more space in the Belltown market.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is 81 Vine located? +

81 Vine is located at 81 Vine Street, Seattle, WA in Belltown’s northern section, one block from the Alaskan Way waterfront and Elliott Bay Trail. The building is within walking distance of the Olympic Sculpture Park, Myrtle Edwards Park, and Seattle Center. Belltown’s restaurant and bar corridor is steps away.

How many units does 81 Vine have? +

81 Vine has 24 residences. The building was originally constructed in 1914 and converted to condominiums in 1990. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit mix, floor plan availability, and recent comparable sales.

What year was 81 Vine built? +

81 Vine was originally constructed in 1914, making it one of Belltown’s historic buildings. The building was converted to condominiums in 1990 and has well-established HOA reserves accumulated over 35 years of condo ownership. As a mid-rise rather than a high-rise, units tend to offer larger footprints at competitive price points.

What are HOA fees at 81 Vine? +

HOA fees at 81 Vine are estimated at $450–$900 per month depending on unit size. As a building with 35+ years of condo operation, the HOA has a deeply established fee history. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures and reserve fund status.

Does 81 Vine have water views? +

81 Vine’s proximity to the waterfront (one block from Alaskan Way) means some units on upper floors have partial or full Elliott Bay and Olympic Mountain views. View availability depends on unit orientation and floor level. Jeff Reynolds can advise on which floor plans offer the best view potential at current market pricing.