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Seattle Condo Authority • Queen Anne
91-unit 7-story condominium at 411 Queen Anne Ave N in upper Queen Anne — direct access to the neighborhood's best restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques. Walk to everything on Queen Anne's main commercial corridor. Built 1999 · 91 units · 7 stories.
Building Profile
| Building Name | Athena |
| Address | 411 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 |
| Neighborhood | Queen Anne, Seattle, WA |
| Building Type | Condominium |
| Year Built | 1999 |
| Total Units | 91 |
| Stories | 7 |
| Unit Mix | 1BR and 2BR floor plans |
| Location Type | Main commercial corridor |
| Registry Status | Medium Verified — Tier 1 WebSearch |
| HOA Fees | Contact Jeff for verified data |
| Price Range | Contact Jeff for current comps |
| Last Verified | March 2026 — SCA Registry |
About This Building
Athena occupies the gold standard address for Queen Anne residents prioritizing walkability and neighborhood activation: directly on Queen Anne Ave N, the neighborhood's most vibrant retail and dining corridor. Stepping out the front door places residents immediately in access to award-winning restaurants, independent coffee shops, bookstores, and boutiques that define Queen Anne's reputation as Seattle's most livable neighborhood.
The 91-unit, 7-story building offers a mix of 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom floor plans across various price points. Upper-floor units capture city views toward downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. The building's mid-rise scale creates strong owner-occupancy rate and community continuity. Athena residents benefit from the neighborhood's walkable urbanism combined with Queen Anne's residential calm.
Athena's location creates a distinctive buyer profile: professionals prioritizing walkable urban living without requiring downtown position, families seeking neighborhood character with retail convenience, and long-term residents building community in the neighborhood's most activated corridor. The building's strong owner-occupancy rate supports stable HOA management and residential continuity that many Queen Anne buildings struggle to maintain.
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Current Inventory
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Due Diligence
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Athena's primary strength — Queen Anne Ave N location — creates retail noise and pedestrian activity considerations. Evening and weekend retail traffic, restaurant patrons, and commercial activity create ambient sound and vitality. Tour units at different times to assess noise levels during peak retail hours. Ground-floor and lower units experience more retail-adjacent energy.
Athena residents accept greater neighborhood activity in exchange for walkable access to restaurants and retail. Buyers seeking peaceful residential quiet may find Athena's corridor positioning too activated. Conversely, urban-living enthusiasts embrace the energy as core amenity. Determine your tolerance for vibrant neighborhood activity before committing.
Built in 1999, Athena's mechanical and electrical systems are now in their third decade. Request comprehensive building inspection reports, reserve fund adequacy, and planned capital improvements. Verify HVAC system age and any upgrades or replacement plans.
Athena's walkable location makes parking less critical than residential-only Queen Anne addresses, but verify parking availability, assigned versus unreserved spots, and guest parking protocols. The building's retail-corridor positioning appeals to car-minimal residents but may challenge drivers requiring easy parking access.
Who Buys Here
Athena residents intentionally choose the retail corridor positioning as core lifestyle benefit. These buyers prioritize walking to coffee, dinner, and shopping over residential quiet — they view neighborhood activation as essential amenity, not compromise. The building appeals to residents prioritizing walkable urbanism above all.
Athena's Queen Anne Ave N location creates natural community participation — residents encounter friends while running errands, frequent neighborhood businesses, and build genuine neighborhood relationships. Long-term residents and community-focused buyers gravitate toward the building's activated positioning.
Athena attracts young professionals transitioning into homeownership and prioritizing walkable Queen Anne positioning. The building's 1BR and 2BR mix accommodates single professionals and young couples. The neighborhood's vibrant restaurant and retail culture appeals to urban-oriented buyers.
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Your Agent
Jeff Reynolds has brokered Queen Anne condo transactions for over 20 years. He knows the HOA financials, reserve fund health, and rental policy of every building in the registry — and maintains relationships with unit owners before they list.
Jeff understands walkable-corridor positioning, neighborhood activation dynamics, and the distinctive buyer profile that prioritizes retail access over residential quiet. He reviews HOA documents and reserves for every buyer client.
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