2200 Westlake

Basics

Address: (3) addresses:
900 Lenora Street
910 Lenora Street
2121 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121

Neighborhood: Denny Triangle

Year Built: 2006

Number of Stories: 18
(no 13th floor)

Number of Units: 260

Construction Type:
Concrete and Steel

Other Usage: Retail, Office, Hotel

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Concierge

206-223-8987

2200Frontdesk@gmail.com

Property Management

CWD Group

206-706-8000

Location

Seattle has over 90 unique neighborhoods. The location of 2200 Westlake is in the area known as Denny Triangle.

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The Denny Triangle is an interesting mélange of grocery stores, banks, coffee shops, restaurants, educational organizations, small boutiques, and local art galleries — all within walking distance. Urban living in the area is vibrant with options like town homes, lofts, studios and condominiums. There are also large parks near Denny Triangle, where one can relax and enjoy the urban outdoors. The neighborhood also enjoys convenient access to Seattle's major thoroughfares: I-5, I-90, SR-99, and SR-520.

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Denny Triangle

Denny Triangle sits on the southern edge of "The Amazone", a vibrant area just north of the downtown shopping district. Check out our condominium building profiles to see the condos for sale in the Denny Triangle, in projects like 2200 Westlake, Enso, Cosmopolitan, and Insignia.

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Units

All active, contingent, pending, and sold listings for the 2200 Westlake building.

Articles related to 2200 Westlake

The Stroupe Group specializes in downtown Seattle condominiums. All the articles that have been published by the Stroupe Group concerning 2200 Westlake and Denny Triangle can be found here.

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New Full-Service Grocery Store to Open on 3rd and Pike

April 18, 2008

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Grocery shopping has been a challenge for many downtown area residents, but owners of the historic Kress Building signed a 35-year lease

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2200 Westlake – 2200 Westlake, Seattle, WA 98121

January 1, 2008

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550,000 square-foot three tower project including an upscale 47,000 square foot Whole Foods grocery store, a five-star Pan Pacific hotel,

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Excitement of South Lake Union Continues to Grow

December 21, 2007

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It seems as though the South Lake Union neighborhood has dominated the public’s interest in newspaper headlines.

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