Penthouse #3701N offers the scale of a substantial home with the ease of a full-service tower. Approximately 2,262 square feet, two bedrooms, den that can function as a third bedroom, 2.5 baths, two large, covered room-scaled outdoor areas, dedicated storage and three parking spaces give downtown living the space and utility it often lacks. The layout gives daily life room to work. Generous living and dining areas support hosting, quiet evenings and longer stays from guests. The den creates a proper place for work, media, reading or overflow. The guest suite sits near the entry with its own bath, while the primary suite is set apart for privacy. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light and high-floor urban outlooks without making the view the whole story. Insignia Towers extends the home well beyond the front door with 24-hour concierge, 41st-floor Sky Retreat, rooftop terraces, indoor pool and spa, sauna, steam room, two-story fitness center, yoga/Pilates areas, theater, lounges, outdoor spaces, pet amenities, car-wash facilities and resident services. Set near South Lake Union, the Spheres, Seattle Center, Olympic Sculpture Park, the waterfront, dining, shopping, culture and daily conveniences, #3701N pairs house-scale livability with lock-and-leave simplicity. Compare the space, the parking, the amenities and the price. #3701N offers penthouse-scale downtown living with the room, parking and services that let city living feel easier, fuller and more enjoyable.

Commanding the southern edge of The Watermark residential tower, Penthouse 2002 spans east to west; a disciplined composition of glass, terrace and skyline. Two covered decks extend the living spaces outward, enjoy views of Mount Rainier, The Salish Sea, ferry crossings and the cadence of a working harbor. From this elevation, Seattle’s landmarks unfold: The Smith Tower, King St. Station, The Central Library, SAM, Benaroya Hall, Coleman Dock and the evolving waterfront parks. The orientation captures light from morning to dusk, framing a southern view corridor that is rare, enduring and distinct. Designed by Bumgardner Architects for Cornerstone Development, crowning one of downtown Seattle’s most architecturally significant towers, the timeless-deco rigor and boutique scale favor permanence over spectacle. Originally the developer’s own residence, this penthouse carries proportion and restraint, defined entertaining rooms, substantial wall planes for showcasing art and a wood-burning fireplace anchor the living space with material presence. Meticulously updated kitchen and baths, new windows, upgraded glazing and refreshed common areas reflect a community investing in its future. Dedicated parking adjacent to the elevator and skybridge, as well as dedicated storage add convenience. Professional on-site management completes the offering. Steps from Pike Place Market and the Waterfront Park via Post Alley. Penthouse 2002 is defined by structure, permanence and position.

Make Our Home your home—at the intersection of Seattle’s storied past and vibrant future. From the doorstep of your exposed brick loft, relish a Puget Sound playground including Seattle’s transformed 20-acre Waterfront Park & Promenade, Habitat Beach, Main Street Plaza, Pioneer Square’s revitalized art and restaurant scene, and front row seats to World Cup soccer, playoff baseball and championship football. Through your wall of windows or the 300 +/- sq ft private terrace, take in expansive Elliott Bay, Great Wheel and Space Needle views. The interior features soaring 11-ft ceilings, exposed beams, hardwoods, steel wrapped stairs, high end appliances and illuminated built-in display niches. Originally built in 1892 as Our Home Hotel, a fully reinforced structure replaced the original in 1987 while preserving the charismatic brick facade. Today, this boutique building with its timeless appeal is one of the waterfront’s most sought after communities—a coveted home base, rare pied à terre or live-work loft opportunity with parking and storage included. Take a morning run or bike ride along the seawall to Myrtle Edwards Park, picnic among Buster Simpson art in the park, and savor the latest Molly Moons flavor at the historic Washington Street Boat Landing. There’s no place like home—Our Home—anywhere else in Seattle.