Capitol Hill · Seattle

Verified Data Updated March 2026

Monique Lofts

1505 11th Ave

1995
Year Built
28
Total Units
4
Stories
Loft
Type
Monique Lofts condominiums in Capitol Hill, Seattle

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Monique Lofts: Key Facts

Building: Monique Lofts
Address: 1505 11th Ave, Seattle, WA
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
Year Built: 1995
Total Units: 28
Stories: 4
Type: Loft
Pet Policy: Pets allowed
Walk Score: 100
Transit Score: 85

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

Verified Updated March 2026

About Monique Lofts

Monique Lofts is a Loft building in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Built in 1995 with 28 residences across 4 stories.

Building Details

22 boutique live-work loft residences in the heart of Capitol Hill at 1505 11th Avenue. Designed for creative owners who want space, character, and community.

Monique Lofts at 1505 11th Avenue is one of Capitol Hill’s most sought-after boutique buildings — 22 live-work loft residences designed for owners who want something genuinely different from the standard Seattle condo experience. Open plans, tall ceilings, and the creative energy of Capitol Hill combine into a lifestyle product that has no close equivalent in the neighborhood.

The building’s position on 11th Avenue places residents at the center of Capitol Hill’s arts community. Cal Anderson Park is within easy walking distance, as are the neighborhood’s acclaimed restaurants, independent shops, and music venues. The building has its own website (moniqueloftsseattle.com), a reflection of the community’s strong sense of identity.

At 28 units, Monique Lofts turns over infrequently. When a unit does come to market, the combination of boutique scale, live-work zoning, and pet-friendly policy draws immediate interest from Capitol Hill buyers — particularly those in creative fields. The smaller HOA also typically means lower administrative overhead and more direct owner engagement in community decisions.

Jeff Reynolds tracks every Capitol Hill condo sale and can provide detailed data on Monique Lofts’ recent transaction history, HOA reserve status, and fair market value analysis. If you’re interested in buying or selling at Monique Lofts, reach out before the unit you want is gone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Monique Lofts located in Seattle? +

Monique Lofts is located at 1505 11th Avenue in Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA 98122. The building sits in the heart of Capitol Hill’s vibrant arts and culture corridor, steps from Cal Anderson Park, the Broadway retail strip, and the neighborhood’s celebrated restaurant scene. Capitol Hill is one of Seattle’s most walkable and culturally rich neighborhoods.

How many units are in Monique Lofts? +

Monique Lofts contains 22 boutique live-work residences. The small building count creates a tight-knit community of owner-occupants and is a significant factor in the building’s desirability. At 28 units, turnover is infrequent — when a Monique Lofts unit comes to market, demand tends to be immediate. Contact Jeff Reynolds to get on the early notification list.

What year was Monique Lofts built? +

Monique Lofts was completed in 1995. The building was purpose-built as live-work loft spaces, designed for residents who value open-plan layouts, tall ceilings, and the flexibility to work from home in a creative environment. The 2005 build year means the building has an established HOA with a solid reserve history.

Are Monique Lofts pet-friendly? +

Yes, Monique Lofts is generally considered one of Capitol Hill’s more pet-friendly condo buildings. Buyers with pets often specifically seek out Monique Lofts due to its loft-style open floor plans and proximity to Cal Anderson Park. Specific pet restrictions should be verified with the HOA before purchase. Jeff Reynolds can confirm current pet policies during your buying process.

What are HOA fees at Monique Lofts? +

HOA fees at Monique Lofts are typically lower than larger Capitol Hill condo buildings due to the boutique building size and limited shared amenities. Smaller HOA communities generally benefit from simpler budgets and more direct owner involvement in HOA governance. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current fee data and reserve fund status.

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 Monique Lofts?

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Or call directly: 206-794-1118 · jeff.reynolds@compass.com