Westlake · Seattle

Verified Data Updated April 2026

Cascade

2420 8th Ave N

1992
Year Built
36
Total Units
5
Stories
$500–$1050
HOA Range
Mid-Rise
Type
Cascade condominiums in Westlake, Seattle

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Key Amenities

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Two-level floor plansFloor-to-ceiling windowsVaulted ceilingsMultiple balconies per homeGas fireplacesUpdated kitchens with eating barsSecure parkingPrivate storageWell-managed HOA

Cascade: Key Facts

Building: Cascade
Address: 2420 8th Ave N, Seattle, WA
Neighborhood: Westlake
Year Built: 1992
Total Units: 36
Stories: 5
Type: Mid-Rise
HOA Fee Range: $500–$1050/mo
Walk Score: 80
Transit Score: 58
Starting Price: $799K+
Key Amenities: Two-level floor plans · Floor-to-ceiling windows · Vaulted ceilings · Multiple balconies per home · Gas fireplaces · Updated kitchens with eating bars · Secure parking · Private storage · Well-managed HOA

Profile by Jeff Reynolds, Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ years, 500+ transactions

Verified Updated April 2026

About Cascade

Cascade is a boutique 5-story condominium community in Seattle’s Westlake neighborhood. Built in 1992, the property is structured as 2 buildings with just 36 total residences at 2420 8th Ave N, positioned between Queen Anne, Fremont, and South Lake Union. The location offers easy access to I-5 and Highway 99, the Lake Union lakefront, neighborhood dining, and major tech employers including Amazon and Google.

The community offers secure parking, private storage, and a well-managed HOA. Individual residences often feature unique two-level layouts with vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and multiple balconies per home that capture panoramic views of Lake Union, Gas Works Park, and the city skyline. Open-concept main living spaces are anchored by gas fireplaces and flow into kitchens with eating bars, while upper and lower levels provide separation for bedrooms, offices, and flex spaces.

View south from Cascade across Lake Union — marinas and boatyards lining the southern shoreline, sailboats and motor yachts moored at the docks, the Space Needle and downtown Seattle skyline rising beyond, and the Westlake corridor mid-rise buildings running along the right shoreline
The view south from Cascade across Lake Union — the marina district, the Space Needle, and the downtown Seattle skyline frame the horizon from the building’s Westlake vantage point. Floor-to-ceiling windows and multiple balconies per home extend that view corridor across the residences.

Building Details

At Cascade Condos, boutique-scale living meets elevated views in a quietly positioned community overlooking Lake Union. Built in 1992 and comprised of two 5-story buildings with just 36 residences, Cascade offers a more private, low-density alternative to larger developments nearby. Tucked between Queen Anne, Fremont, and South Lake Union, the location provides easy access to major routes like I-5 and Highway 99, while keeping residents close to the lakefront, neighborhood dining, and the energy of Seattle’s tech corridor.

Cascade exterior — white angular modernist five-story building with deeply recessed stacked balconies and glass-railed terraces projecting across a multi-plane facade, floor-to-ceiling glazing in select homes, and a ground-level covered parking entry at the base
Cascade’s west facade — the white angular modernist form steps back across stacked recessed balconies and floor-to-ceiling glazing, with ground-level secure parking at the base. The two-level vaulted layouts inside are a genuinely rare dimensional feature in the Seattle condominium market and cannot be retrofitted elsewhere.

Inside, residences at Cascade are defined by their light, flexibility, and strong connection to the surrounding views. Many homes feature two-level layouts with floor-to-ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, and multiple balconies that capture panoramic outlooks of Lake Union, Gas Works Park, and the city skyline. Open-concept main living spaces are often anchored by gas fireplaces and flow seamlessly into kitchens with eating bars and updated appliances, while upper and lower levels provide separation for bedrooms, offices, and additional flex spaces. This versatility makes the homes particularly well-suited for modern lifestyles, including work-from-home setups. With secure parking, storage, a well-managed HOA, and proximity to major employers like Amazon and Google, Cascade stands out as a refined and functional option for those seeking views, space, and connectivity in one of Seattle’s most dynamic areas.

Jeff Reynolds tracks Cascade and the full Westlake and Lake Union condo market as part of the Seattle Condo Authority Network. Contact Jeff for a buyer consultation, a current market analysis, or access to off-market opportunities in the building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Cascade located? +

Cascade is located at 2420 8th Ave N in Seattle’s Westlake neighborhood, WA 98109. The community sits between Queen Anne, Fremont, and South Lake Union, with easy access to I-5 and Highway 99, the Lake Union lakefront, neighborhood dining, and proximity to Amazon’s South Lake Union campus and Google’s Fremont and SLU offices.

How many units are in Cascade? +

Cascade has 36 residences across 2 buildings, each rising 5 stories. It was completed in 1992 as a boutique, low-density alternative to larger developments in the Lake Union corridor.

Does Cascade have two-level floor plans? +

Yes. Many residences at Cascade feature unique two-level layouts with vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and multiple balconies per home. Upper and lower levels provide separation for bedrooms, offices, and flex spaces, which makes the homes particularly well-suited for modern work-from-home setups. Two-level layouts are a genuinely rare feature in Seattle condominiums.

Do Cascade residences have views? +

Many residences at Cascade capture panoramic views of Lake Union, Gas Works Park, and the Seattle skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows and multiple balconies extend the view experience across different exposures. Always verify the specific view and orientation for any unit you are considering, as view quality varies by floor and position.

What amenities does Cascade offer? +

Cascade features secure parking, private storage, and a well-managed HOA. Individual residences offer unique two-level layouts with vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple balconies, gas fireplaces, open-concept main living spaces, kitchens with eating bars and updated appliances, and flex spaces for offices or additional living areas.

Is Cascade close to tech employers? +

Yes. Cascade offers easy access to major tech employers including Amazon’s South Lake Union campus and Google’s Fremont and South Lake Union offices, along with connectivity to I-5 and Highway 99. Multi-neighborhood and multi-employer adjacency is a durable resale asset that expands the buyer pool to include commuting professionals.

What are HOA fees at Cascade? +

HOA fees at Cascade range from approximately $500 to $1,050 per month depending on unit size. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures and reserve fund status. Always request the most recent HOA financials and reserve study as part of your due diligence.

What makes Cascade different from other Seattle condos? +

Cascade combines features that are rarely found together in a Seattle condominium: a boutique two-building, low-density footprint with just 36 residences, unique two-level floor plans with vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple balconies per home, panoramic Lake Union and city skyline views, and a central location between Queen Anne, Fremont, and South Lake Union with easy access to I-5, Highway 99, and major tech employers. The combination of low-density scale, dimensional interior features, and multi-employer adjacency makes it one of the more distinctive ownership options in the Lake Union corridor.

Jeff Reynolds, Seattle condo specialist

Jeff Reynolds

Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ Years

Jeff Reynolds has spent 20+ years exclusively focused on Seattle's condo market, closing 500+ transactions and personally profiling 202+ buildings. His building-level expertise, grounded in HOA financials, reserve fund health, construction quality, and resale performance, is the foundation of every recommendation on this site. Have a question about Cascade?

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