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Seattle Condo Authority • Wallingford
Wallingford's largest and most well-known mid-rise condominium at 3720 Stone Way N — 101 units across 5 stories with rooftop deck commanding Green Lake and downtown views, fitness center, secure parking, and ground-floor retail. Built 2002 · Steps from Burke-Gilman Trail.
Building Profile
| Building Name | Regata |
| Address | 3720 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 |
| Neighborhood | Wallingford, Seattle, WA |
| Building Type | Mid-Rise Condominium |
| Year Built | 2002 |
| Total Units | 101 |
| Stories | 5 |
| Unit Mix | Studios to 3-bedroom |
| Amenities | Fitness center, rooftop deck, secure parking, retail |
| Notable Features | Green Lake views, downtown views, Burke-Gilman Trail access |
| Registry Status | Verified — Wallingford Established |
| HOA Fees | Contact Jeff for verified data |
| Price Range | Contact Jeff for current comps |
| Last Verified | March 2026 — SCA Registry |
About This Building
Regata is Wallingford's flagship mid-rise condominium — the neighborhood's largest and most established building with a reputation for attracting young professionals, tech workers, and families seeking walkable neighborhood living without downtown density. The 101-unit, 5-story building was completed in 2002 and quickly became an anchor of the Wallingford residential community.
The building's location on Stone Way N, Wallingford's primary commercial corridor, offers exceptional walkability to restaurants, shops, services, and the Saturday Farmers Market. One mile south lies Fremont's thriving tech corridor and creative community. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs directly accessible from the building, offering year-round biking and walking. Green Lake Park is 1.5 miles away for jogging, paddling, and recreation. I-5 access is straightforward for commuters heading downtown or to the airport.
Regata's rooftop deck is one of Wallingford's best-kept secrets — with panoramic views of Green Lake, the Cascade Range, and Seattle's downtown skyline, it's a premium amenity for entertaining and outdoor living. The fitness center, secure underground parking, and ground-floor retail round out a building designed for both convenience and lifestyle. The mix of unit sizes from studios to 3-bedrooms appeals to diverse buyer profiles — first-time buyers, downsizers, families, and investors all find inventory at Regata.
Jeff Reynolds tracks Regata sales history, HOA financials, rental policies, and current inventory. Contact Jeff for verified building data, current listings, and a Wallingford buyer analysis tailored to your timeline and priorities.
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Current Inventory
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Due Diligence
Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer. Jeff Reynolds covers these in every Wallingford building consultation.
Regata's 101-unit size means more formal HOA structure, regular board elections, and potentially diverse unit owner perspectives. Review recent board meeting minutes, financing policies, and any special assessments. Larger buildings offer more predictable governance but require attention to reserve fund adequacy.
With 101 units and limited parking, review parking allocation policies and whether units come with dedicated spaces or shared lots. Rooftop amenity access and reservation policies directly impact lifestyle satisfaction. Verify that building reserves account for ongoing maintenance of fitness center and deck systems.
Larger mid-rise buildings often attract investor ownership and rental units. Verify the building's rental percentage, minimum lease terms, and any restrictions on short-term or vacation rentals. Financing may have occupancy requirements affecting your ability to rent.
Regata's age (2002) and size usually support conventional, FHA, and VA financing. Verify lender familiarity with the building and any known appraisal issues. Request loan documents and financing requirements from your lender early in the offer process.
Ground-floor retail and main commercial corridor location mean higher foot traffic and visibility but also more street noise. Request a unit tour at different times to assess ambient noise levels. Upper floors and interior-facing units may offer quieter environments.
Wallingford is a supply-constrained, high-demand neighborhood popular with tech workers and young families. Price trends in Wallingford have historically tracked above Seattle median due to walkability, neighborhood character, and proximity to employment centers. Contact Jeff for recent comps and market analysis.
Who Buys Here
Engineers and tech workers with jobs in Fremont or South Lake Union find Regata's location ideal for bike commuting or short drives. Stone Way N and Burke-Gilman Trail access offer both active and practical transportation. Building size and diversity create community among peers.
Families drawn to Wallingford's walkability, dog-friendly culture, family-friendly vibe, and good access to UW and top schools find Regata's size and amenities well-suited. Diverse unit sizes accommodate different family stages from young couples to multi-child households.
Regata's 101 units, mid-rise amenities, and Wallingford location make it attractive to investors seeking stable rental streams. Building's age and financing flexibility support investment strategies. Verified rental policies and market demand support investor returns.
Buyers downsizing from single-family homes but unwilling to sacrifice neighborhood character find Regata's Wallingford address appealing. Studio and 1-bedroom options, building amenities (fitness, rooftop), and walkability support active, engaged retirements.
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Jeff Reynolds has brokered Wallingford condo transactions for over 20 years. He knows the HOA financials, reserve fund health, and rental policies of every building in the neighborhood — and maintains relationships with unit owners before they list.
Wallingford's tight supply and high demand mean strategy matters. Jeff works with buyers to identify off-market inventory, negotiate competing offers, and navigate financing requirements for mid-rise buildings. He reviews HOA documents and reserve studies for every buyer client before they make an offer.
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