Presenting the PNW's preeminent luxury penthouse at Escala.

Presenting the PNW's preeminent luxury penthouse at Escala. Massive investment in a complete remodel by NB Design and Hoxie Huggins. Ultra luxe finishes and attention to detail throughout every corner of the 5,180 square feet, PH101 comprises half of the 30th floor facing north, west, and east. Enter the home by private elevator vestibule to be greeted by classic architectural plaster molding relief walls, tri-color marble tile floors, and into the open kitchen featuring handmade Moroccan tiles and a hidden door to the full butler's pantry. Enjoy +180-degree views of Elliott Bay, Olympic Mountains, and city lights. The primary suite will have you living in the lap of luxury. Primary bath with a huge closet and stunning walk-in shower with Ipe walls and flooring.

Address
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1920 4th Avenue PH101
Seattle, Washington

Price
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Offered at $11,500,000

DETAILS
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3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
5,180 Square Feet
4 Parking Spots
$5 Million in Renovations

Belltown

Belltown is one of Seattle’s liveliest neighborhoods, full of charm, trendy shops and restaurants, busy bars and music venues, museums, and much more. Just south of Seattle Center—with major attractions like the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass—and just north of the iconic Pike Place Market, Belltown is a downtown neighborhood near the city’s waterfront that has no shortage of interesting things to see and do. Convenient condominium homes—including many in brand-new high-rise buildings—dominate the market here.

Downtown

Known as the Emerald City, Seattle is enveloped by natural beauty from sea to sky, with panoramic vistas of Mount Rainier, a lush green skyline, and waterfront recreation on the shores of Lake Washington and Puget Sound. Seattle is among the top international centers for commerce, development and culture. It’s anchored by global health, philanthropy, tech and international business with headquarter offices of Amazon, Microsoft, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and more.
Seattle’s economic prosperity and love for the arts has fostered more cultural offerings per capita than any other US city. It’s home to The Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Seattle Symphony, The Seattle Art Museum, numerous performance halls and professional sports stadiums drawing dedicated fans for the Seahawks, Sounders, Mariners, and Kraken. Additionally, it boasts popular attractions like Seattle Center and The Pike Place Market, one of the nation’s largest and longest running public markets drawing more than ten million visitors a year. Additionally, celebrity chefs of renowned restaurants offer their talents to the city’s food scene. Music fans enjoy scores of concert venues. And of course, you’ll find coffee shops on any corner than any other city its size.