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Seattle Condo Authority • Queen Anne
Solid mid-century residential condominium at lower Queen Anne near Seattle Center. 34 units across 4 stories with covered parking and well-run HOA. Walking distance to Seattle Center campus, restaurants, and Monorail access. Value-oriented entry point for Queen Anne. Built 1963 · 34 units · 4 stories.
Building Profile
| Building Name | Mercer West |
| Address | 321 W Mercer St, Seattle, WA 98119 |
| Neighborhood | Queen Anne, Seattle, WA |
| Building Type | Mid-Century Condominium |
| Year Built | 1963 |
| Total Units | 34 |
| Stories | 4 |
| Parking | Covered |
| Architectural Style | Mid-Century Modern |
| Registry Status | 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
Mercer West is a straightforward, well-maintained mid-century residential condominium at lower Queen Anne. Built in 1963, the 4-story building offers 34 units with reliable mid-century construction, covered parking, and a well-run HOA. This is practical, unpretentious Queen Anne living for buyers prioritizing location and value over architectural drama.
The location is exceptional. Walking distance to Seattle Center puts residents steps from the Monorail, the Armory, parks, cultural venues, and restaurants. Lower Queen Anne's dining and entertainment renaissance has made the neighborhood increasingly vibrant. Easy Monorail access to downtown, Westlake, and beyond makes this location appealing for commuters and urban professionals seeking car-lite lifestyles.
At 34 units, Mercer West is the right scale — large enough for stable operations, small enough to avoid the complexity and per-unit costs of larger buildings. The well-run HOA means predictable expenses and consistent building maintenance. This is Queen Anne neighborhood character at value pricing, perfect for first-time buyers and those prioritizing location over historic character.
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Due Diligence
Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer. Jeff Reynolds covers these in every Queen Anne building consultation.
Built in 1963, Mercer West represents solid mid-century residential construction. Request building inspections covering structural integrity, roof condition, and mechanical systems. Mid-century buildings benefit from straightforward design and proven durability. Verify reserve fund adequacy for anticipated system replacements.
Covered parking is valuable in Seattle's climate. Verify parking assignments, covered entry access, and maintenance of these structures. Parking in lower Queen Anne adds measurable lifestyle and resale value. Understand any parking restrictions or guest parking policies.
Mercer West's reputation rests on well-run HOA operations. Request 3 years of HOA financials, reserve studies, and meeting minutes. Verify that HOA fees are stable and reserves are adequate. Strong building governance predicts consistent operations and predictable ownership experience.
This location's primary appeal is proximity to Seattle Center and Monorail. Understand traffic patterns on game days, event nights, and convention periods. While location is excellent, verify noise, parking challenges, and other Seattle Center-area impacts meet your lifestyle preferences.
Who Buys Here
Buyers prioritizing proximity to Seattle Center, cultural venues, dining, and Monorail access gravitate to Mercer West. For those working downtown, the Monorail offers significant lifestyle and transportation value. The building's position makes car-lite living realistic.
Mercer West appeals to first-time buyers, young professionals, and value-conscious investors. The 1963 building, 34-unit scale, and solid operations mean predictable costs and good value. This isn't premium real estate but rather smart, well-located urban living.
Buyers seeking straightforward condo living without architectural complexity or extensive history gravitate here. Mercer West is a clean, simple residential building with predictable operations. No dramatic school conversions, no landmark restrictions, no unique quirks — just solid Queen Anne living.
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Your Agent
Jeff Reynolds has brokered Queen Anne condo transactions for over 20 years across all building types — from historic school conversions to practical mid-century residential condos like Mercer West. He understands the appeal and operational characteristics of every building category in the neighborhood.
Mercer West's value and Seattle Center location appeal to first-time buyers and savvy investors alike. Jeff knows the building's HOA operations, reserve fund health, and long-term stability. He provides straightforward guidance on lower Queen Anne value buildings and helps buyers understand the Seattle Center trade-offs and benefits.
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