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Amazon-backed, Affordable

Lower queen anne

Just north of downtown, Lower Queen Anne offers unmatched access to the urban core while retaining its own thriving identity. This amenity rich area boasts cultural institutions, and transit connectivity, makes it an ideal target for Amazon-backed housing. With walkability to the Seattle Center, nearby employment hubs, and a range of neighborhood services, future residents will benefit from both convenience and community.

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Downtown access

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Major walkable grocery stores

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Walk Score

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Main Bus Routes

 

Lower Queen Anne boasts unmatched accessibility to downtown via the Seattle Monorail - a direct link from Seattle Center to Westlake in minutes. The neighborhood is also home to established dining staples like Dick’s Drive-In, alongside a variety of restaurants, cafés, and bars that give the area its lively, authentic character.

Why affordable?

Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund has committed more than $3.6 billion in below-market loans and grants to preserve and create over 35,000 affordable homes in the Puget Sound region. This effort addresses growing wealth disparities and the housing challenges facing households earning below the median income.

By pairing these loans with a long-term hold strategy, projects of this nature create lasting community impact while also realizing stable, generational value through appreciation.

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amenities

  • Pacific Science center

    The Pacific Science Center is a hands-on learning hub for children of all ages, featuring exciting exhibits like the Butterfly Exhibit and interactive science displays.

  • Climate pledge arena

    Climate Pledge Arena hosts a wide range of events, including concerts, stand-up comedy, and major sporting competitions.

  • space needle

    The Space Needle offers iconic 360-degree views of Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the surrounding mountains, making it a must-see landmark in Lower Queen Anne.

  • Museum of Pop Culture

    MoPOP showcases exhibits on music, film, and pop culture, featuring iconic memorabilia, interactive experiences, and special events that appeal to visitors of all ages.

  • myrtle edwards park

    Myrtle Edwards Park features scenic waterfront trails, open green spaces, and picnic areas, perfect for walking, biking, and enjoying views of Elliott Bay and the Olympics.

  • Chihuly Garden and Glass

    Chihuly Garden and Glass showcases Dale Chihuly’s stunning glass sculptures, with vibrant indoor and outdoor exhibits that offer a colorful and immersive artistic experience.

  • Monorail

    Not only is the Monorail a convenient way to reach Westlake and downtown, but it’s also a fun ride, especially on Kraken game days!

  • mccaw hall

    McCaw Hall is Seattle’s premier performing arts venue, hosting the Seattle Opera, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and a variety of concerts and cultural events.

  • kexp

    KEXP is a renowned indie radio station with live performances, community events, and an on-site coffee shop.

  • Olympic Sculpture Park

    The Olympic Sculpture Park is a waterfront open-air museum featuring contemporary sculptures and serving as a unique venue for events.

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