Waterfront Place

About Waterfront Place

Waterfront Place is a Mid-Rise building in Downtown, Seattle. Built in 1983 with 18 residences across 12 stories.

Waterfront Place sits in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront.

Building Details

Address	1009 Western Ave
Neighborhood	Downtown, Seattle
Year Built	1983
Total Units	18
Stories	12
Type	Mid-Rise

Waterfront Place is positioned walking distance to financial district employers, Amazon, and the central business district, with light rail, streetcar, and major bus corridors converging within blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Waterfront Place located in Seattle?

Waterfront Place is located in Downtown, Seattle at 1009 Western Ave. The building is positioned in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront.

How many units does Waterfront Place have?

Waterfront Place has 18 units across 12 stories in a mid-rise format. The building was completed in 1983. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit availability, recent comparable sales, and listing data at Waterfront Place.

What year was Waterfront Place built?

Waterfront Place was built in 1983, making it about 43 years old. Buildings of this vintage are at or approaching major capital expenditure cycles for systems like roofs, elevators, plumbing, and facade components. A strong reserve fund and current reserve study are essential safeguards for buyers in buildings of this age.