66 BELL STREET, UNIT 306 | SEATTLE
SOARING CEILINGS, SKYLINE VIEWS, AND SINGULAR STYLE IN BELLTOWN
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1 bedroom
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Designer Poliform kitchen cabinetry
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1 bathroom
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Historic former Empire Laundry building
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Built in 1908, building converted to condos in 2000
Premium Miele stainless-steel appliances
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Pet-friendly building
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Sub-Zero refrigeration
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No rental cap
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889 sq. ft.
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Oversized kitchen island with seating
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Well-managed HOA
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Coveted top-floor residence
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Two levels of dramatic loft living
Loft bedroom overlooking main living space
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Moments from Pike Place Market and Post Alley
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Authentic early-1900s industrial architecture
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Two generous bedroom closets, including walk-in
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Easy access to Waterfront Park and Olympic Sculpture Park
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Expansive open-concept living space
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Custom closet built-ins
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20-foot ceilings
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Carrara marble and classic subway tile bathroom
Close to acclaimed restaurants, nightlife, cafés, galleries and entertainment
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Oversized southeast-facing windows
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In-unit washer and dryer
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Abundant natural light
Excellent access to downtown, Seattle Center and South Lake Union
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Air conditioning
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Captivating Seattle skyline views
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Private rooftop deck
Convenient light rail, bus and regional transportation connections
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Original exposed brick
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Outstanding walkable urban lifestyle
Exposed wood ceiling beams
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Custom steel flooring, staircase and railing
Panoramic Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains, Space Needle and city views
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Secure, gated building entry
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Sophisticated modern finishes throughout
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Assigned garage parking
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Landscaped interior courtyard
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Loft Character Authentic loft living takes center stage in this exceptional top-floor residence at Belltown Lofts, where the character of an early 20th-century industrial building meets sophisticated contemporary design. Dramatic ceiling heights, exposed brick and structural elements, expansive windows, dark flooring, and carefully selected modern finishes create a home with a personality all its own. Arranged across two levels and crowned by a rare private rooftop deck, the residence captures the energy of downtown Seattle while offering a distinctive sense of space and architectural character increasingly difficult to find in newer condominium construction. The main living level makes an immediate impression with soaring ceilings reaching approximately 20 feet and a southeast-facing wall of oversized windows that floods the interior with natural light. City buildings become part of the backdrop, creating an ever-changing urban panorama from morning through evening. Original brick brings warmth and texture to the space, while steel details and other industrialinspired finishes reinforce the loft aesthetic. The open arrangement provides tremendous flexibility for living, dining, and entertaining without sacrificing the dramatic volume that makes the residence so memorable.
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Refined Details Exposed wood beams add another layer of history and character above the beautifully appointed kitchen. Sleek Poliform cabinetry brings Italian design and exceptional craftsmanship to the space, complemented by premium stainless-steel appliances, including Miele selections and SubZero refrigeration. An oversized island anchors the kitchen, providing generous workspace while creating a natural gathering place for cocktails, casual meals, or conversation with guests. Rather than feeling separate from the architecture, the kitchen becomes an integral part of the loft experience, pairing refined modern design with the building’s original industrial framework. A custom steel staircase and railing lead to the upper-level loft bedroom, creating a striking element while preserving the visual connection between the home’s two levels. Overlooking the main living space, the bedroom feels both private and integrated into the residence’s dramatic open design. Two generous closets, including a walk-in, incorporate custom built-ins that maximize storage while maintaining the home’s streamlined aesthetic. The adjoining bathroom is equally sophisticated, pairing Carrara marble with classic subway tile for a finish that feels both polished and timeless. Air conditioning and an in-unit washer and dryer add the everyday conveniences expected of a modern city residence.
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Skyline Sanctuary Above it all, a private rooftop deck transforms the home into something truly extraordinary. This expansive outdoor retreat provides an exceptional setting for summer dinners, morning coffee, sunset cocktails, or entertaining against one of Seattle’s most recognizable backdrops. Views extend across the surrounding city to Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, with maritime activity and the Space Needle adding to the panorama. As daylight fades and the skyline illuminates, the deck becomes an especially memorable vantage point, offering a private outdoor experience rarely associated with condominium living in the heart of the city. The setting itself is part of the home’s story. Belltown Lofts occupies the historic former Empire Laundry building, an early 1900s industrial structure later transformed into a boutique condominium community of just 62 residences. The conversion preserved many of the features that give the building its identity, including brick walls, heavy timber elements, and industrial details, while adapting the property for contemporary urban living. Residents enjoy secured entry, assigned garage parking, a landscaped interior courtyard, and a shared rooftop deck with additional opportunities to take in views across the city and Elliott Bay.
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Beyond Your Door Perhaps no recent change has enhanced this location more than Seattle’s extraordinary investment in its waterfront and adjoining public spaces. The new Waterfront Park has created approximately 20 acres of parks, gardens, promenades, public art, gathering spaces, and viewpoints along Elliott Bay, while a new landscaped greenway completed in 2026 extends north toward the Olympic Sculpture Park. The nine-acre Olympic Sculpture Park combines monumental outdoor art with lawns, native landscapes, shoreline, and expansive Sound and mountain views. Beyond it, newly revitalized Myrtle Edwards and Centennial Parks continue the waterfront experience with improved trails, plantings, beach access, seating, and recreation areas. Even more green space over the former Battery Street Tunnel right-of-way has been added near the property. From the residence, some of Seattle’s most celebrated destinations become part of everyday life. Pike Place Market and Post Alley are only blocks away, while the Seattle Aquarium, downtown shopping and cultural attractions, Seattle Center, and the Space Needle are all easily accessible. Belltown itself offers an exceptional concentration of restaurants, cocktail bars, coffeehouses, galleries, boutiques, and entertainment. Excellent transit connections, nearby light rail and bus service, bicycle infrastructure, and convenient access to major transportation routes make it possible to experience much of Seattle without relying on a car.
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Urban Icon The neighborhood’s evolution makes the location particularly compelling. Belltown has long been known for its restaurants, nightlife, arts, and proximity to downtown, but the reconnection of the city to Elliott Bay has added an entirely new dimension to the lifestyle. Residents can move effortlessly from the energy of First Avenue to waterfront paths, landscaped parks, public art, beaches, and miles of walking and cycling routes. It is an unusual combination of true downtown living and immediate access to some of Seattle’s most impressive outdoor public spaces. Few residences capture that combination as successfully as this one. The authenticity of a historic loft, the refinement of Poliform cabinetry and premium finishes, soaring ceilings, walls of glass, and a private rooftop deck create a home that stands apart from a conventional condominium. Add secure parking, boutique-building character, extraordinary access to the waterfront, and a location moments from Pike Place Market and the heart of downtown, and the result is a singular Seattle residence that is sophisticated, architecturally distinctive, and unmistakably urban.
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Belltown Lofts A SEATTLE LANDMARK REIMAGINED Built in the early 1900s as the Seattle Empire Laundry, the historic structure that now anchors Belltown Lofts has played a remarkable role in the evolution of the city. Purpose-built during the height of Seattle’s commercial laundry industry, the building was designed around the demands of its work, with different floors serving distinct functions. Its story also intersects with important chapters in Seattle labor history, including organizing efforts and strikes by the women who made up much of the laundry workforce. Later designated a Seattle landmark, the building remains an increasingly rare example of the industrial architecture that once defined this part of the city. Its history continued long after its days as a laundry. The building became home to the Arctic Fur Company and, during the nationwide Davy Crockett phenomenon of the 1950s, reportedly produced the vast majority of the coonskin caps that became one of the era’s great pop-culture crazes. Decades later, the property entered another distinctly Seattle chapter as an arts and performance venue, adding music, dance, workshops, and alternative culture to an already colorful history. Few residential buildings can claim a past that so vividly reflects Seattle’s progression from industrial city to cultural center. At the turn of the millennium, the landmark was thoughtfully transformed into Belltown Lofts, with the conversion preserving the architectural elements that give the property its unmistakable identity. Sandblasted brick, substantial timber beams, steel details, soaring loft spaces, and other industrial elements were integrated with contemporary residences rather than erased. Designed around a peaceful interior courtyard, the boutique community also offers a shared rooftop deck, secured entry, garage parking, and private rooftop decks for select top-floor residences. The result is something increasingly difficult to recreate, an authentic historic building adapted for sophisticated modern living while retaining the texture, scale, and character of its original architecture. 6 6 B E L L ST RE E T, U NI T 30 6 | S E ATT LE | J U N I O R TO R R E S 9
Seattle Reconnects with its Waterfront The transformation of Seattle’s waterfront has dramatically enhanced the experience of living in Belltown. With the removal of the elevated Alaskan Way Viaduct and completion of the SR 99 tunnel, land once dominated by infrastructure has been reclaimed as an extraordinary public destination along Elliott Bay. The centerpiece is Waterfront Park, an approximately 20-acre collection of landscaped spaces, gathering areas, public piers, bike connections, native plantings, and places simply to pause and take in the surroundings. Stretching from Pioneer Square north toward Belltown, the park has opened the city back to the water while creating spectacular new perspectives of Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, and the Seattle skyline. For residents of Belltown Lofts, this transformation is particularly meaningful. The waterfront is just moments from 66 Bell Street, making a morning walk beside the Sound, an afternoon bike ride, sunset along the shoreline, or one of the park’s year-round cultural events an effortless extension of daily life. Nearby Olympic Sculpture Park adds nine acres of monumental art, lawns, native landscapes, and waterfront views, while connections through Myrtle Edwards Park extend the experience north along Elliott Bay. Together, these spaces offer an exceptional enhancement to Belltown’s restaurants, nightlife, galleries, and unmistakable urban energy. The result is a compelling combination rarely found in the heart of a major city. Belltown Lofts places residents amid downtown Seattle’s culture and activity, yet within easy reach of an expansive network of parks, pathways, public art, recreation, and shoreline. What was once a physical divide between downtown and Elliott Bay has become one of the neighborhood’s greatest amenities, giving this historic Belltown address an even stronger connection to the natural beauty that defines Seattle.
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Neighborhood BELLTOWN: URBAN LIVING WITH A WATERFRONT PERSPECTIVE Belltown delivers an unmistakably urban Seattle lifestyle, combining the energy of downtown with the beauty of the nearby waterfront. One of the city’s most walkable neighborhoods, it places an exceptional collection of restaurants, cocktail bars, cafés, galleries, boutiques, and entertainment venues just outside your door. First Avenue forms the neighborhood’s lively spine, while quieter side streets reveal a mix of contemporary towers, historic architecture, and reminders of old Seattle. Along the western edge of the neighborhood, Olympic Sculpture Park provides a dramatic connection to Puget Sound, with waterfront paths, striking public art, and sweeping views toward the Olympic Mountains. Few Seattle neighborhoods offer such effortless access to the city’s most recognizable destinations. Pike Place Market, Seattle Center and the Space Needle, the downtown business district, the revitalized waterfront, and many of the city’s cultural attractions are all within easy reach. Excellent transit connections make it equally convenient to explore neighborhoods beyond downtown or commute throughout the region. Vibrant, sophisticated, and exceptionally connected, Belltown offers the opportunity to embrace an immersive city lifestyle where dining, culture, entertainment, waterfront recreation, and some of Seattle’s most celebrated landmarks become part of everyday life.
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LE PICHET “A beautiful little French restaurant with a warm and charming feel. Having visited twice for brunch, I can say the experience has been consistently excellent. The seasonal menu keeps things interesting and gives you a reason to return and discover something new each time.”
NEARBY RESTAURANTS
NEARBY COFFEE SHOPS, CAFÉS AND BAKERIES
• Cutters Crabhouse (Seafood) • Assaggio Ristorante (Italian) • The Pink Door (Italian) • Anthony’s Pier 66 (Pacific Northwest) • Umi Sake House (Sushi) • Serious Pie (Pizza) • Le Pichet (French) • El Gaucho (Steakhouse) • The Grill from Ipanema (Brazilian) • Queen City (Seafood) • Lola (Greek) • Al Basha Mediterranean Grill • Shaker and Spear (Seafood) • Limoncello (Italian) • Sushi Kashiba • Belltown Pizza • Ohana Belltown (Hawaiian/ Japanese) • The 5 Point Café (American/Diner) • La Fontana Siciliana (Italian) • Six Seven Restaurant (Seafood) • Bangrak Market (Thai) • AQUA (Seafood) • Tilikum Place Café (New American) • FOB Sushi Bar • Rocco’s (Italian) • Some Random Bar (New American) • Shiro’s Sushi
• Cherry Street Coffee House • Starbucks • Café Opla • Goldvine Coffee Bar and Gallery • Anchorhead Coffee • Moore Coffee Shop • Coffee TAB • Anchor and Bloom Café • Bang Bang Café • PLUS84 • Caffe Ladro • Caffe Migliore • Victrola Coffee Roasters • Storyville Coffee • Slow Day Coffee • Herkimer Coffee
• Petra Mediterranean Bistro (Lebanese)
NEARBY GROCERYAND PHARMACY
NEARBY PARKS
• Whole Foods • Metropolitan Market • Safeway Grocery and Pharmacy • QFC • PCC Corner Market • Belltown Grocery • Kitchen and Market
• Waterfront Park • Battery Portal Park • Olympic Sculpture Park • Centennial Park
• Belltown Market • Mixed Pantry • H Mart • Target Grocery • Walgreens • CVS
• Lowell Elementary School • Meany Middle School
• Westlake Park • Myrtle Edwards Park • Denny Park • Belltown Cottage Park
COMMUTE TIME TO DOWNTOWN SEATTLE • xx min via car • xx min via public transit
SCHOOLS (PUBLIC)
• Midtown Espresso • Himalayan Coffee Roasters • Fulcrum Café • Black Arrows Coffee • Urban Coffee House • Le Panier Bakery • Three Girls Bakery • Pike Place Bakery • La Parisienne French Bakery • The Bakeree • Tous Les Jours Bakery • Macrina Bakery and Café • Morfey’s Cakes • Dahlia Bakery • Top Pot Donuts
• Nearby Transit Routes: xxx
• Garfield High School
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Floorplans
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JUNIOR TORRES, J.D.
DANIEL GINER
Windermere Real Estate/ Greenwood
Windermere Real Estate/ Greenwood
206.854.5596
425.516.8579
junior@windermere.com
danielginer@windermere.com
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Windermere Real Estate Greenwood
Direct 206.854.5596 · Junior@Windermere.com · JuniorTorres.com