Unit A2Available now
Studio
Studio · 1 bath · 486 sq ft
Top-floor corner. Morning light, treetops, no one above you.
$1,695/mo
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Capitol Hill · Seattle
Thirteen East
A quiet address on Millionaire's Row.
Schedule a Tour614 14TH AVE E
01 — The Building
A small building, kept well.
Fourteenth Avenue East was laid out for mansions, and most of them still stand — broad porches, deep gardens, the kind of street that quiets you on the walk home. Thirteen East keeps to that register: a small brick building, a handful of homes, finished in 2026 behind a planted courtyard you reach through a single door.
Inside, the finishes are quiet and good — white-oak floors, quartz counters, tile that was chosen rather than defaulted to. Every home has its own air conditioning. There is an elevator, a room for your packages, and a rooftop lounge that looks west over the hill. The front door is ButterflyMX — you will know who is there before you answer.
- Built
- 2026
- Residences
- Twelve
- Layouts
- Studio – 2 bed
- Square feet
- 486 – 905
- Entry
- ButterflyMX
- Elevator
- All floors
- Cooling
- AC, every unit
- Rooftop
- Resident lounge
- Packages
- Secured lockers
- Laundry
- In-unit
- Parking
- Off-street
- Pets
- Cats & dogs
02 — The Neighborhood
Everything worth knowing is on foot.
The hill rewards a slow pace. Walk north and the city gives way to Volunteer Park — a glasshouse, a water tower, a museum. Walk south and you are in the thick of Pike-Pine before the coffee's gone cold. What follows isn't everything. It's the short version — the places we'd point you toward first, the way a neighbor would.
Two minutes' walk
- Volunteer ParkThe lawn, the reservoir, the view south to downtown.
- The ConservatoryA glasshouse of palms and orchids. Open until four.
- The Water TowerSeventy-six steps up for the best free view on the hill.
Five minutes' walk
- Lakeview CemeteryBruce and Brandon Lee rest here, under the maples.
- Louisa Boren ParkA quiet ridge looking out over Lake Washington.
- Streissguth GardensA hillside garden the neighbors simply leave open.
Coffee & provisions
- Victrola Coffee
- Porchlight Coffee & Records
- Molly Moon'sIce cream, when the afternoon calls for it.
Dinner
- SpinasseHand-cut tajarin. Worth the reservation.
- Lark
- Harry's Fine Foods
- Monsoon
- Tamari Bar
After dark
- Knee High Stocking Co.The speakeasy behind the unmarked door — knock and ask.
- The Doctor's OfficeEight seats, one bartender, no menu.
- Canon
- Needle & ThreadUp the stairs, past the tailor's front.
Browse
- Elliott Bay Book Company
- Chophouse Row
- Melrose Market
Transit
- Capitol Hill Light Rail StationTwelve minutes on foot — downtown in ten more.
03 — Location
Walk north, and the city ends in a park.
From the front door
- Volunteer Park2 min
- The Conservatory4 min
- Pike-Pine corridor9 min
- Capitol Hill Light Rail12 min
14th Avenue East runs quiet and straight — mansions on one side, the park at the end of it. You will learn the walk by heart.
Open in Maps04 — Availability
Open homes.
The numbers are real. The date is when the key is yours. Pick one and we'll hold a time to walk it together.
Unit B4Available June 15
One bedroom
1 bed · 1 bath · 612 sq ft
Galley kitchen, walk-in closet, west-facing windows.
$2,150/mo
InquireUnit B6Available July 1
One bedroom
1 bed · 1 bath · 648 sq ft
Looks onto the planted courtyard. Quietest unit in the building.
$2,225/mo
InquireUnit C7Available now
Two bedroom
2 bed · 1 bath · 905 sq ft
Two true bedrooms, private balcony over 14th Avenue.
$2,975/mo
InquirePricing & availability subject to change · Call (206) 555-0614
05 — The Rooms
A look around.
06 — Tour / Inquire
Come see it.
Tell us a little, and we'll find a time to walk the building together — unhurried, no script. Mornings are quietest; the light is best around four.