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Wallingford Seattle Condos for Sale 2026 –
North Seattle Charm & Convenience

Gas Works Park views, Burke-Gilman Trail access, and a walkable neighborhood that feels like a small town inside a major city. 4 registry-verified buildings — curated by Jeff Reynolds.

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4Registry Buildings
Gas Works ParkLandmark Access
Burke-GilmanTrail Adjacent
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2002–2018Building Vintage

The Buildings

All 4 Wallingford Condo Buildings

The SCA Master Registry confirms 4 condo buildings in Wallingford — ranging from the waterfront Regata complex on Lake Union to the modern Wallingford 45 on the neighborhood's main commercial corridor. Every building within walking distance of Gas Works Park, the Burke-Gilman Trail, and N 45th Street's retail and dining.

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Regata

Wallingford • Waterfront

101-unit contemporary complex at 1700 N Northlake Way — directly across from Gas Works Park with Lake Union views from upper units. Three connected buildings along the Burke-Gilman Trail waterfront. The most view-premium condo address in Wallingford.

101 UnitsBuilt 2002Lake Union ViewsTrail Access
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Tavona Condos Wallingford Seattle

Tavona

Wallingford • Main Street

50-unit contemporary condo at 3333 Wallingford Ave N, completed 2005. Street-level retail, resident courtyard, and a central Wallingford address steps from Gas Works Park and the Burke-Gilman Trail. Four stories with modern finishes, balconies, and secure garage parking.

50 UnitsBuilt 2005Street RetailModern
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Wallingford 45 Condos Seattle

Wallingford 45

Wallingford • N 45th St

40-unit contemporary condo at 1601 N 45th St — the newest building in the Wallingford registry, completed 2018. Four stories on the neighborhood's main commercial strip, with direct walkability to shops, restaurants, and transit. Modern construction standards and finishes.

40 UnitsBuilt 2018NewestN 45th St
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Bagley Lofts Wallingford Seattle

Bagley Lofts

Wallingford • Loft Community

Intimate loft community at 4422 Bagley Ave N in the heart of Wallingford's residential core. Industrial-inspired finishes, open floor plans, and the strong owner loyalty that defines small Wallingford buildings. A boutique option for buyers prioritizing character over amenity packages.

LoftResidential CoreBoutique
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Current Inventory

Wallingford Condos For Sale — Live

Live Wallingford condo listings updated in real time. Contact Jeff Reynolds for off-market inventory, coming-soon units, and full Wallingford buyer strategy.

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Side by Side

Wallingford Building Comparison

All 4 registry-verified Wallingford condo buildings. HOA and pricing data to be verified — contact Jeff Reynolds for current figures on any building before scheduling a tour.

Building Year Units Type Address HOA / Mo Notes
Regata 2002101 Modern 1700 N Northlake Way Contact Jeff Waterfront complex; Gas Works Park views; 3 connected buildings
Tavona 200550 Modern 3333 Wallingford Ave N Contact Jeff Street retail; courtyard; central Wallingford location
Wallingford 45 201840 Modern 1601 N 45th St Contact Jeff Newest building; main commercial strip; modern construction
Bagley Lofts TBVTBV Loft 4422 Bagley Ave N Contact Jeff Boutique loft community; strong owner loyalty; residential core

Due Diligence

Buyer Considerations in Wallingford

Key factors every buyer should evaluate before making an offer. Jeff Reynolds covers these in every Wallingford building consultation.

Small HOA Dynamics

Wallingford buildings are smaller than Downtown or Belltown — 40 to 101 units. Small HOAs have higher per-unit cost volatility for capital repairs and less reserve fund buffer. Request the last 3 years of meeting minutes, reserve study, and financials before making an offer on any Wallingford building.

Waterfront Premium at Regata

Regata's Lake Union / Gas Works Park–facing units carry a meaningful view premium over interior units. Confirm the exact floor and unit orientation before evaluating comparable sales. The premium varies significantly by floor and exposure — Jeff tracks the spread.

Wallingford Resale Velocity

Wallingford turns over less frequently than Capitol Hill or Belltown. Fewer comps means appraisal risk and longer average days on market. Price positioning and buyer pool size are more limited than in higher-density neighborhoods. Factor this into both your offer price and exit timeline.

Transit & Commute Access

Wallingford has strong bus access to Downtown but no light rail station within the neighborhood. The Burke-Gilman Trail supports cycling to the University District and South Lake Union. Confirm commute logistics for your specific employer before committing to a Wallingford building.

Who Buys Here

Wallingford Condo Buyer Profiles

Outdoor Lifestyle
Gas Works Park & Trail Buyer

Buyers who structure their life around outdoor access — running and cycling the Burke-Gilman Trail, kayaking on Lake Union, and spending weekends in Gas Works Park — find Wallingford's walkability-to-nature ratio unmatched in Seattle. Regata buyers have direct trail access from their building.

North Seattle Resident
Neighborhood Character Buyer

Buyers who want genuine neighborhood character — a walkable main street with independent coffee shops and restaurants, a community feel, and residential streets — but don't want the density or nightlife intensity of Capitol Hill find Wallingford the right balance.

UW / Tech Corridor
University District & SLU Commuter

Wallingford sits between the University of Washington and South Lake Union — two of Seattle's largest employment centers. Buyers who work at UW, Amazon, or North Lake Union tech campuses find Wallingford's location eliminates the Downtown commute entirely, often with cycling distance to their office.

Quick Links

Wallingford Building Directory

All 4 registry-confirmed Wallingford condo buildings with direct links to full building pages and buyer analysis.

Regata
1700 N Northlake Way · 2002 · 101 units
Waterfront
Tavona
3333 Wallingford Ave N · 2005 · 50 units
Modern
Wallingford 45
1601 N 45th St · 2018 · 40 units
Newest
Bagley Lofts
4422 Bagley Ave N · Loft Community
Loft
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Buyer Questions

Wallingford Condo FAQ

How many condo buildings are in Wallingford Seattle? +
The SCA Master Registry (March 2026) lists 4 registry-verified condo buildings in Wallingford: Regata (1700 N Northlake Way, 2002, 101 units), Tavona (3333 Wallingford Ave N, 2005, 50 units), Wallingford 45 (1601 N 45th St, 2018, 40 units — newest), and Bagley Lofts (4422 Bagley Ave N, loft community). Wallingford's condo market is small and tight-knit — inventory is limited, but buildings trade with strong owner-occupancy rates and community character. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current availability and verified HOA data.
What is it like to live in a Wallingford condo? +
Wallingford is one of Seattle's most livable North Seattle neighborhoods — a walkable main street on N 45th St with independent coffee shops and restaurants, immediate access to Gas Works Park and Lake Union, the Burke-Gilman Trail running through the neighborhood, and a genuine residential community feel. Condo residents walk to PCC Natural Markets, Molly Moon's Ice Cream, and the full breadth of the N 45th corridor. The neighborhood is popular with buyers who want North Seattle character without Capitol Hill density. Contact Jeff Reynolds for a full Wallingford buyer analysis.
What is Regata in Wallingford Seattle? +
Regata is a 101-unit contemporary condominium complex at 1700 N Northlake Way in Wallingford, built in 2002. The building sits directly across from Gas Works Park with Lake Union views from upper units. Three connected buildings share access to the Burke-Gilman Trail. Regata is consistently the most view-premium condo address in the Wallingford registry. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current listings, HOA data, and a waterfront buyer analysis.
How does Wallingford compare to Fremont or Green Lake for condo buyers? +
Wallingford, Fremont, and Green Lake form Seattle's North Seattle residential triangle. Wallingford has the most established condo stock and the best Gas Works Park / Lake Union access. Fremont has more retail density and the Sunday market, but fewer condo buildings. Green Lake offers the park lifestyle premium with limited condo inventory. Wallingford buyers typically get the strongest combination of North Seattle walkability, water views, trail access, and genuine community character. Contact Jeff Reynolds for a full cross-neighborhood comparison.
What are HOA fees like at Wallingford condos? +
HOA fees at Wallingford condo buildings vary by building age, amenity level, and reserve fund health. Newer buildings like Wallingford 45 (2018) typically have lower near-term maintenance costs but dues that reflect modern amenity packages. Established buildings like Regata (2002) have longer HOA track records with funded reserves from two-plus decades of ownership. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current HOA figures, reserve study summaries, and building-specific due diligence before making an offer on any Wallingford building.

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Your Agent

Jeff Reynolds — North Seattle Condo Specialist

Jeff Reynolds has advised condo buyers across Seattle's North Seattle neighborhoods for over 20 years. He tracks HOA financials, reserve fund health, rental policy, and ownership history for every Wallingford building in the registry.

Wallingford's small building inventory means off-market access matters more here than in larger neighborhoods. Jeff maintains direct relationships with Wallingford unit owners before they list — giving buyer clients a genuine first-look advantage.

The Wallingford condo market moves slowly relative to Downtown. Jeff knows when to wait, when to move, and how to position an offer in a market where comparable sales are few and the right relationship often closes the deal before it reaches the MLS.

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