Queen Anne · Seattle

Verified Data Updated March 2026

Queens Court

124 Warren Ave N

1930
Year Built
34
Total Units
4
Stories
Mid-Rise
Type
Queens Court condominiums in Queen Anne, Seattle

Queens Court: Key Facts

Building: Queens Court
Address: 124 Warren Ave N, Seattle, WA
Neighborhood: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1930
Total Units: 34
Stories: 4
Type: Mid-Rise
Walk Score: 98
Transit Score: 89

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

Verified Updated March 2026

About Queens Court

Queens Court is a Mid-Rise building in Queen Anne, Seattle. Built in 1930 with 34 residences across 4 stories.

Building Details

Queen’s Court is a 1930 historic brick walk-up condo in Queen Anne, representing one of the neighborhood’s oldest surviving residential buildings. Built nearly a century ago, Queen’s Court is an all-brick 4-story structure with no elevator service, providing genuine pre-war character and quiet, boutique scale.

What makes Queen’s Court exceptional is its comprehensive HOA coverage. In addition to standard items, the HOA includes lawn service and snow removal, one of the most generous packages among Seattle condo buildings. This reduces owner responsibility for building maintenance and seasonal upkeep.

At 96 years old, Queen’s Court requires careful consideration. Request the reserve study and information on any seismic retrofitting completed. The building envelope and masonry should be evaluated before purchase. Note that fire sprinklers are not listed among the amenities; verify current fire safety systems with the HOA. The walk-up design (no elevator) suits buyers who embrace the building’s historic character and do not have mobility limitations.

As a 96-year-old brick building, request information on any seismic retrofitting completed, building envelope condition, and reserve study allocations for masonry. Also note that fire sprinklers are not listed. Verify current fire safety systems with the HOA.

Queen’s Court has no elevator. Upper-floor units have greater privacy and quiet but require stair access. Buyers with mobility considerations should note this limitation. Verify which floor your target unit is on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Queen’s Court?+

124 Warren Ave N, in Queen Anne, on a residential side street north of the Queen Anne Ave commercial corridor.

How many units?+

34 residences across 4 stories. No elevator.

What year was Queen’s Court built?+

  1. One of Queen Anne’s oldest surviving condo buildings, with genuine pre-war all-brick construction. Request information on seismic retrofitting and the reserve study before making an offer.

Does Queen’s Court have an elevator?+

No. Queen’s Court is a 4-story walk-up with no elevator. This limits accessibility but adds to the building’s quiet, boutique character.

What does the HOA include?+

Central hot water, common area maintenance, garbage, lawn service, snow removal, and water/sewer. This is one of the most comprehensive HOA packages among Queen Anne condo buildings.

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 Queens Court?

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