Escala

About Escala

Escala is a High-Rise building in Downtown, Seattle. Built in 2010 with 269 residences across 31 stories. Developed by Bellerive.

Escala sits in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront, with a Walk Score of 99.

Monthly HOA fees at Escala range from $900–$2000+.

Building Details

Address	1920 4th Ave
Neighborhood	Downtown, Seattle
Year Built	2010
Total Units	269
Stories	31
Type	High-Rise
HOA Range	$900–$2000+/month
Starting Price	$900K
Walk Score	99
Developer	Bellerive

Key Amenities

• Pool

• spa

• concierge

• gym

• wine cellar

  Escala is positioned walking distance to financial district employers, Amazon, and the central business district, with light rail, streetcar, and major bus corridors converging within blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Escala located in Seattle?

Escala is located in Downtown, Seattle at 1920 4th Ave. The building is positioned in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront.

How many units does Escala have?

Escala has 269 units across 31 stories in a high-rise format. The building was completed in 2010. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit availability, recent comparable sales, and listing data at Escala.

What year was Escala built?

Escala was built in 2010, making it about 16 years old.

What are HOA fees at Escala?

HOA fees at Escala range from $900–$2000+ per month depending on unit size. Fees typically cover building insurance, water/sewer/garbage, common area maintenance, reserve contributions, and management. Amenities at Escala include pool, spa, concierge, gym, wine cellar. Contact Jeff Reynolds for the current verified fee schedule and reserve study before making an offer.