Art Stable

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About Art Stable

Art Stable is a Mid-Rise building in South Lake Union, Seattle. Built in 2010 with 5 residences across 7 stories.

Building Details

Art Stable is a 5-unit historic condominium in Pioneer Square, converted from a horse stable built in 1905. The conversion of the original stable into residential condominiums produced one of the most distinctive and historically significant small buildings in Seattle’s condo market — a genuine adaptive reuse of a structure that predates most of the city’s residential stock.

With only 5 units, Art Stable is among the smallest condominium associations in Pioneer Square or anywhere in Seattle. Micro-HOAs of this size operate with intense owner engagement, typically lower administrative overhead, and a high degree of shared decision-making among the ownership group. Turnover is rare, and when units do come to market they attract buyers who specifically seek this type of one-of-a-kind property.

Pioneer Square’s history as Seattle’s original commercial and industrial district means its building stock includes structures used for purposes — stables, hotels, warehouses, printing operations — that reflect the city’s early economy. The conversion of these buildings to residential use has preserved their architectural and historical character while giving them new life.

Jeff Reynolds tracks Art Stable as part of the Seattle Condo Authority Network’s Pioneer Square portfolio. Given the building’s size and the rarity of sales, current market data should be sourced directly from Jeff rather than from general MLS data. Contact Jeff for HOA financial disclosures and ownership history.

Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer at Art Stable. Jeff Reynolds reviews these items as part of every buyer consultation for this building.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Art Stable before it became condos? +

Art Stable was originally a horse stable built in 1905. It was later converted to residential condominiums as part of Pioneer Square’s adaptive reuse of its historic commercial building stock.

How many units does Art Stable have? +

Art Stable has 5 residential units, making it one of the smallest condominium associations in Pioneer Square.

What year was Art Stable built? +

Art Stable was built in 1905 and is one of the oldest structures in Pioneer Square’s residential condo inventory.

How often do units come up for sale at Art Stable? +

With only 5 units, sales at Art Stable are rare. When units do come to market, they attract buyers specifically seeking historic, one-of-a-kind properties. Contact Jeff Reynolds to be notified when units become available.

What are HOA fees at Art Stable? +

HOA fee data for Art Stable is not currently confirmed. With only 5 units, the HOA is a micro-association and fees should be confirmed directly with the HOA or through Jeff Reynolds.