Capitol Hill · Seattle
Verified Data Updated July 2026The Court
215 17th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
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No Rental CapNo rental cap. Short-term rentals (Airbnb) have historically been permitted; confirm current HOA rules and any City of Seattle STR license requirement before relying on rental income.
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The Court: Key Facts
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About The Court
The Court is a Low-Rise condominium building in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Built in 1914 with 19 residences across 3 stories.
The Court sits on a quiet, tree-lined stretch of 17th Ave E, a short walk from the restaurants, cafes, and nightlife of Capitol Hill, Seattle University, parks, and light rail.
Building Details
| Address | 215 17th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112 |
| Neighborhood | Capitol Hill, Seattle |
| Year Built | 1914 |
| Total Units | 19 |
| Stories | 3 |
| Type | Low-Rise |
| Walk Score | 94 |
The Court is a secured-entry building with a landscaped courtyard, onsite common laundry, storage, and off-street parking (parking availability varies by unit). With a walk score of 94, most daily errands can be done on foot.
Rentals and Short-Term Rentals
The Court has historically had no rental cap, and units here have been marketed as short-term-rental (Airbnb) friendly. Rental rules are set by the HOA and can change, and a City of Seattle short-term rental operator license is required in addition to HOA permission. Confirm the current rental policy in the resale certificate and with HOA management before assuming rental income. See our guide to Seattle condo rental restrictions for what to check.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The Court located in Seattle?
The Court is located in Capitol Hill, Seattle at 215 17th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, on a quiet residential street close to Capitol Hill’s restaurants, Seattle University, parks, and light rail.
How many units does The Court have?
The Court has 19 units across 3 stories in a low-rise format. The building was completed in 1914. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit availability, recent comparable sales, and listing data at The Court.
What year was The Court built?
The Court was built in 1914, making it about 112 years old. Buildings of this vintage are at or past major capital expenditure cycles for systems like roofs, plumbing, and electrical. A strong reserve fund and current reserve study are essential safeguards for buyers in buildings of this age.
Does The Court allow short-term rentals or Airbnb?
The Court has historically had no rental cap and units have been marketed as Airbnb friendly, which is uncommon for Seattle condos. Rental policy is set by the HOA and can change, and a City of Seattle short-term rental license is required in addition to HOA approval. Confirm the current policy directly before relying on it.
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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 210+ 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 The Court?