Pike Lofts

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About Pike Lofts

Pike Lofts is a Loft building in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Built in 2005 with 61 residences across 7 stories.

Building Details

Pike Lofts is an 61-unit historic condominium at 303 E Pike Street on Capitol Hill, built in 1912. The building is a converted early 20th-century structure — one of several in the Pike-Pine corridor that have been adapted for residential use while retaining their original architectural character.

The Pike-Pine corridor is one of Capitol Hill’s most commercially and culturally active streets, and Pike Lofts sits at its heart. Residents enjoy immediate walkability to restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and retail, as well as access to Capitol Hill’s dense network of transit options including Link light rail at Capitol Hill Station.

With only 61 units, Pike Lofts is a small, intimate ownership community. Small historic buildings like this tend to have long-tenured owners and low turnover, which can make them difficult to buy into but rewarding to own. The limited supply of comparable historic lofts in the neighborhood supports long-term value.

Jeff Reynolds tracks sales and ownership data at Pike Lofts as part of the Seattle Condo Authority Network. Buyers considering Pike Lofts should confirm current HOA financials, rental policy, and any live-work covenants that may apply.

Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer at Pike Lofts. Jeff Reynolds reviews these items as part of every buyer consultation for this building.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the address of Pike Lofts? +

Pike Lofts is located at 303 E Pike Street, Capitol Hill, Seattle.

How many units are in Pike Lofts? +

Pike Lofts has 18 residential units.

What year was Pike Lofts built? +

Pike Lofts was built in 1912. It is a historic conversion building that has been adapted for residential condominium use.

What is the Pike-Pine corridor? +

The Pike-Pine corridor is the stretch of Pike Street and Pine Street on Capitol Hill between Broadway and 15th Avenue. It is one of Seattle’s most vibrant urban streets, known for its restaurants, nightlife, and independent businesses.

How does Pike Lofts compare to other Capitol Hill loft buildings? +

Capitol Hill has several historic loft buildings including Fischer Studio Building (1910), Harvard and Highland (1927), and Firehouse 25 (1914). Pike Lofts (1912) is among the smallest with 61 units and sits directly in the Pike-Pine corridor, giving it a location advantage for walkability.