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Seattle Condo Authority • Wallingford
Wallingford's newest mid-rise condominium at 4500 Stone Way N — 40 units across 5 stories with modern construction, contemporary finishes, energy-efficient systems, rooftop deck, bike storage, and EV charging. Built 2018 · Within walking distance of Fremont tech corridor and Green Lake.
Building Profile
| Building Name | Wallingford 45 |
| Address | 4500 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 |
| Neighborhood | Wallingford, Seattle, WA |
| Building Type | Modern Mid-Rise Condominium |
| Year Built | 2018 |
| Total Units | 40 |
| Stories | 5 |
| Unit Mix | 1-bedroom to 2-bedroom |
| Amenities | Rooftop deck, bike storage, EV charging |
| Systems | Energy-efficient, modern mechanical, low maintenance |
| Registry Status | Verified — Wallingford Modern Flagship |
| HOA Fees | Contact Jeff for verified data |
| Price Range | Contact Jeff for current comps |
| Last Verified | March 2026 — SCA Registry |
About This Building
Wallingford 45 represents the newest generation of Seattle residential construction — a 40-unit, 5-story mid-rise completed in 2018 with modern building systems, energy-efficient design, and contemporary finishes. For buyers seeking low-maintenance modern living with current technology and design standards, Wallingford 45 is the definitive choice in Wallingford.
The building sits on Stone Way N with excellent position relative to both employment and lifestyle destinations. Fremont's tech corridor is within easy biking distance or a short drive. Green Lake Park and the Burke-Gilman Trail are accessible for active lifestyles. I-5 southbound provides efficient downtown commutes. The location combines neighborhood character with urban convenience.
Wallingford 45's 2018 construction date means all mechanical systems, HVAC, roofing, and building envelope are brand new with manufacturer warranties and zero deferred maintenance expectations. Energy-efficient systems support lower utility costs. The rooftop deck offers outdoor amenities without the full building-wide expense of older buildings' facilities. Bike storage and EV charging infrastructure reflect the building's modern design and appeal to environmentally conscious, tech-forward residents.
The 40-unit size is notably smaller than Regata's 101 units, creating a more intimate community while maintaining sufficient critical mass for building operations. Contemporary finishes in all units mean no surprises or renovation expectations — buyers move in to modern, finished spaces. Jeff Reynolds tracks Wallingford 45's market position, rental policies, and inventory. Contact Jeff for verified building data, current listings, and modern construction considerations.
Why New Construction Matters
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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.
Wallingford 45's 2018 construction means all building systems are warrantied and current. No deferred maintenance or surprise repair costs. HOA reserves can be lower because major systems are new. This simplifies financing and appraisals — new construction always appraises cleanly.
Energy-efficient design means lower monthly utility costs compared to older buildings. Modern HVAC zoning, insulation, and windows reduce heating/cooling demands. Over a 10-year hold, efficiency savings accumulate meaningfully. Request utility cost comparisons from the building or current owners.
EV charging and bike storage reflect modern transportation priorities. Verify the scope of EV charging (dedicated per unit vs. shared), reservation policies, and any additional fees. Bike storage should accommodate multiple bikes and weather protection.
The rooftop deck is a primary amenity in new construction buildings. Review HOA policies for access, reservation, maintenance, and any restrictions. Verify that deck maintenance is included in HOA dues and that the structure has proper weatherproofing.
New construction often means contemporary/minimalist finishes that appeal to some buyers immediately but may feel dated to others in 10-15 years. Consider whether the building's design aesthetic aligns with your long-term preferences and lifestyle.
New construction properties finance more smoothly than older buildings. FHA and VA loans are standard. Appraisals support current asking prices easily. Verify that the building is fully completed and has permanent certificate of occupancy before offering.
Who Buys Here
Wallingford 45's EV charging and bike storage directly target tech-forward, environmentally conscious professionals. Modern finishes and low-maintenance living appeal to busy workers. Fremont commute distance and Stone Way N location make it practical for multiple tech employer destinations.
New construction is ideal for first-time buyers. Contemporary finishes need no renovation. All systems are warrantied. Standard financing options simplify the mortgage process. No hidden structural surprises or deferred maintenance to worry about. Smaller 40-unit size feels less institutional than larger buildings.
Buyers who prioritize current design aesthetics, smart home technology, and modern living find Wallingford 45's 2018 finishes inherently appealing. No need to renovate or update — the building reflects current residential design trends and construction standards.
Energy-efficient systems, EV charging infrastructure, bike storage, and modern construction standards appeal to buyers prioritizing environmental impact. Lower utility costs support long-term sustainability goals. Building's design reflects current green building practices.
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Your Agent
Jeff Reynolds has brokered Wallingford condo transactions for over 20 years, including every major transaction at Wallingford 45 since its completion in 2018. He knows the building's HOA operations, reserve fund status, and buyer profiles in detail.
New construction properties require different due diligence than older buildings. Jeff reviews warranty packages, energy efficiency benefits, and tech-forward amenities to help modern buyers maximize their investment. He also understands how new construction appeals differently to first-time buyers, tech workers, and environmental enthusiasts.
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