Courtyard at Queen Anne Square

Building Profile

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square at a Glance

Building Name	Courtyard at Queen Anne Square
Address	500 2nd Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
Neighborhood	Queen Anne, Seattle, WA
Building Type	Condominium
Year Built	1993
Total Units	55
Stories	5
Layout	Central courtyard design
Amenities	Landscaped common areas
Registry Status	Medium Verified
HOA Fees	Contact Jeff for verified data
Price Range	Contact Jeff for current comps

About This Building

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square Overview

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square is a classic 1990s residential community that exemplifies thoughtful master-planned design. The building's defining feature is its central courtyard — a landscaped common area that creates a sense of community and green space within the urban environment. Built in 1993, the 55-unit, 5-story building has become an established neighborhood anchor.

The location combines Queen Anne Avenue accessibility with Seattle Center proximity and Monorail station access. Residents can access Queen Anne's local shopping and dining on Queen Anne Ave, while remaining convenient to Seattle Center attractions and downtown commute routes. The central courtyard design creates an inviting, park-like quality that distinguishes the building from corridor-facing architecture.

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square units range from studios to three-bedroom configurations. The central courtyard design often allows many units to access the landscaped commons — a significant quality-of-life advantage. The building includes parking and HOA management focused on maintaining the courtyard and common areas.

Jeff Reynolds specializes in mid-rise Queen Anne buildings and maintains detailed data on Courtyard at Queen Anne Square sales history, HOA financials, and resident satisfaction. Contact Jeff for verified building data, current listings, and a buyer analysis tailored to your timeline and priorities.

Due Diligence

Buyer Considerations at Courtyard at Queen Anne Square

Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer. Jeff Reynolds covers these in every Queen Anne building consultation.

Courtyard Design Maintenance

The central courtyard is the building's architectural signature — maintenance of landscaping, water features, and common area finishes requires consistent HOA investment. Verify that the HOA budget adequately funds courtyard maintenance and that landscaping is well-maintained during your building tour.

1993 Building Systems & Reserves

A building constructed in 1993 is approaching 35 years old — mechanical systems, roofing, windows, and structural elements are aging toward replacement. Review current reserve studies and capital planning for the next 5-10 years. Verify that HOA maintains adequate reserves.

Queen Anne Ave Commercial Activity

The building's proximity to Queen Anne Ave means exposure to street-level activity, traffic, and commercial parking. Assess noise levels and street-facing unit exposure. Some residents value the neighborhood energy; others prefer quieter locations further from the avenue.

Monorail & Seattle Center Access

Proximity to the Monorail and Seattle Center is a significant advantage for downtown commuters and event attendees. However, evaluate event-related noise and parking pressure on building amenities. Visit during peak event weekends to assess comfort with activity levels.

Who Buys Here

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square Buyer Profiles

Market Analysis

Queen Anne Pricing Trends

Queen Anne's real estate market reflects strong fundamentals: Seattle Center permanence, waterfront recreation, South Lake Union proximity, and sustained demand from urban professionals. Mid-rise condominiums like Courtyard at Queen Anne Square command stable pricing reflecting their established neighborhood character and Monorail access.

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square benefits from 1993 construction, established HOA, and 55-unit community scale. The building's central courtyard design and green space create distinctive value — residents enjoy common area quality comparable to newer buildings. Pricing reflects per-unit market rates adjusted for unit size, courtyard access, and neighborhood position.

Jeff Reynolds tracks detailed sales history, price-per-square-foot trends, and comparable transactions across Queen Anne buildings. Contact Jeff for current market analysis specific to your unit type and timeline.

Buyer Questions

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square FAQ

What is Courtyard at Queen Anne Square in Seattle? +

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square is a classic 1990s condominium community in lower Queen Anne, Seattle. The building features 55 units across 5 stories and was built in 1993. Courtyard at Queen Anne Square is located at 500 2nd Ave N. The building's defining feature is its central courtyard with landscaped common areas. The building is well-located for access to Seattle Center, the Monorail, and lower Queen Anne's dining and entertainment. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current listings and HOA data.

What makes the central courtyard important? +

The central courtyard is Courtyard at Queen Anne Square's defining architectural feature. The landscaped common area creates a sense of community and green space within the urban environment — residents enjoy access to a park-like setting without leaving the building. The courtyard requires consistent HOA maintenance, so verify that landscaping and commons are well-maintained during your building tour.

What neighborhoods are near the building? +

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square is located near Queen Anne Avenue with access to lower Queen Anne's shopping, dining, and entertainment. The building is within walking distance of Seattle Center and the Monorail station. Residents enjoy Queen Anne neighborhood character combined with Seattle Center proximity. The building bridges Queen Anne Ave's local community and Seattle Center's urban amenities.

Is Monorail access really important? +

Yes — Monorail proximity is a significant long-term advantage for downtown commuters. The Monorail provides direct transit to downtown without parking, traffic, or bridge crossings. For buyers who regularly work downtown, Monorail access is a lifestyle and financial advantage. Even for non-commuters, the transit access supports long-term property value.

What are the unit sizes at Courtyard at Queen Anne Square? +

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square offers a mix of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom floor plans. The central courtyard design allows many units to access the landscaped commons — a significant quality-of-life advantage. Contact Jeff Reynolds for detailed floor plan analysis and current availability.

How does Courtyard at Queen Anne Square compare to other Queen Anne buildings? +

Courtyard at Queen Anne Square's central courtyard design, Monorail proximity, and Queen Anne Ave accessibility differentiate it from other Queen Anne buildings. The building's 1993 construction and established 55-unit community provide stability and neighborhood character. Buyers choosing Courtyard prioritize common areas, transit access, and neighborhood shopping. Contact Jeff Reynolds for a building-by-building comparison tailored to your buyer profile.

Your Agent

Jeff Reynolds — Queen Anne Specialist

Jeff Reynolds specializes in Queen Anne condominiums and mid-rise buildings across the neighborhood. He knows the HOA financials, reserve fund health, and community character of every building in the registry — and maintains relationships with unit owners before they list.

Queen Anne's diverse building stock — from boutique buildings to larger mid-rise condos — requires specialized market knowledge. Jeff provides detailed buyer analysis for each building, including neighborhood character, Monorail access, and long-term appreciation drivers.

jeff.reynolds@compass.com · (206) 271-0264

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