First Hill
905 Cherry St. 41-unit brick building near Swedish Medical Center with comprehensive HOA including earthquake insurance.
Building Overview
| Address | 905 Cherry St, Seattle, WA |
| Built | 1969 (renovated 2002) |
| Total Units | 41 |
| Stories | 7 |
| Construction | Brick |
| Heat System | Baseboard, Forced Air |
| Air Conditioning | Included |
| Amenities | Cable TV, Elevator, High Speed Internet, Laundry Room, Lobby Entrance, Security Gate |
| Pet Policy | Cats and Dogs both allowed |
| Neighborhood | First Hill |
| Last Verified | March 2026 — SCA Registry |
Nine Cherry Square is a 41-unit brick building built in 1969 located at 905 Cherry St in First Hill. The building sits in the heart of Seattle's First Hill medical district, within walking distance of Swedish Medical Center and other major employers, and is also convenient to Capitol Hill and downtown Seattle.
The building features classic brick construction with a 7-story mid-rise footprint. Heating is provided by both baseboard and forced air systems, giving units flexibility in temperature control. A comprehensive set of amenities includes cable TV, high-speed internet, a laundry room, elevator service, lobby entrance, and a security gate.
The HOA at Nine Cherry Square is among the most comprehensive in First Hill, including central hot water, common area maintenance, earthquake insurance, garbage collection, lawn service, and water/sewer. This means monthly costs are predictable and many key maintenance and insurance items are built into the HOA. At 57 years old, the building's reserve fund health should be a primary focus of due diligence.
Before You Buy
Nine Cherry Square's HOA includes central hot water, earthquake insurance, common area maintenance, garbage, lawn service, and water/sewer. This is among the most complete HOA packages in First Hill. At 57 years, the reserve fund health and percent-funded status should be a primary focus. Request the full reserve study.
1969 brick construction; at 57 years the building has gone through at least two major system replacement cycles. Verify elevator status, roofing history, plumbing, and mechanical updates. Brick ages well but requires proper maintenance reserves.
905 Cherry St is in First Hill near Swedish Medical Center and the broader First Hill medical cluster. This location is ideal for healthcare professionals and buyers who prioritize proximity to major employers. Also walkable to Capitol Hill and downtown.
Both pets confirmed; no cats-only or dogs-only restriction. Verify current restrictions (weight limits, number, breed policies) with the HOA before purchase.
Who Buys Here
Profile One
905 Cherry St proximity to Swedish Medical Center, Virginia Mason, and Harborview makes Nine Cherry Square a natural fit for healthcare professionals who want to walk to work in First Hill.
Profile Two
Central hot water, earthquake insurance, and lawn service all in one HOA. For buyers who want maximum monthly cost predictability and value the simplicity of a well-covered HOA.
Profile Three
Both cats and dogs confirmed welcome. Among First Hill buildings, confirmed dual-pet acceptance is uncommon. For buyers who prioritize this alongside First Hill's medical district location.
Market Data
| Unit Type | Price Range | Per Sqft | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bedroom | $380Kâ$540K | $440â$520/sqft | First Hill; comprehensive HOA; 1969 brick |
| 2-Bedroom | $560Kâ$800K | $435â$515/sqft | Earthquake insurance; central hot water included |
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Seattle Condo Expert
Jeff Reynolds specializes in Seattle condo sales, with deep knowledge of neighborhood character, building histories, and HOA structures across the city. For over a decade, Jeff has helped buyers navigate Seattle's competitive condo market with clarity and confidence.
His focus on Nine Cherry Square and other First Hill buildings reflects a commitment to understanding not just the units, but the buildings themselves.
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