2BR/2BA with Parking & Peaceful Vibes

Settle into Seattle with this bright and comfortable 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit located in the heart of the scenic Queen Anne neighborhood. Whether you're here to explore the city, visit friends and family, or simply enjoy a change of scenery, this welcoming space has everything you need to feel right at home.

Located on a quiet residential street with quick access to downtown Seattle, Ballard, Fremont, Magnolia, & South Lake Union. Book your stay today and enjoy the best of Queen Anne living!

We provide contactless entry. You can connect with us on the platform and are able to assist you with anything you need. We can also call you if there are any issues. Have a wonderful stay.

When in Seattle, there are plenty of things to do and explore, especially when it comes to food and attractions. Here are some recommendations:

1. Explore Pike Place Market: This iconic market is a must-visit in Seattle. You can stroll through the bustling stalls, sample local produce, buy fresh seafood, and grab a cup of coffee at the original Starbucks.

2. Try Seattle's Famous Coffee: Speaking of coffee, Seattle is known for its thriving coffee culture. Don't miss the opportunity to try a cup of freshly brewed coffee at one of the many local cafes or visit the Starbucks Reserve Roastery for a unique coffee experience.

3. Visit the Space Needle: Head to the Space Needle, Seattle's most recognizable landmark. Take the elevator up to the observation deck for breathtaking views of the city skyline and surrounding mountains.

4. Explore the Chihuly Garden and Glass: Located near the Space Needle, this stunning art exhibit features the works of renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. Marvel at the vibrant glass sculptures and explore the beautiful garden.

5. Take a Ferry to Bainbridge Island: Hop on a ferry from downtown Seattle and take a scenic ride to Bainbridge Island. Explore the charming town, visit local shops and cafes, and enjoy stunning views of the city skyline from across the water.

6. Visit the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP): This unique museum showcases the history and culture of popular music, science fiction, and pop culture. Explore interactive exhibits, view iconic memorabilia, and immerse yourself in the world of music and entertainment.

7. Enjoy a Food Tour: Seattle is known for its diverse culinary scene. Consider taking a food tour to sample local specialties like fresh seafood, artisanal chocolates, craft beers, and more. It's a great way to experience the city's flavors and learn about its food culture.

8. Explore the Waterfront: Take a leisurely stroll along the Seattle waterfront, where you'll find shops, restaurants, and beautiful views of the Puget Sound. You can also visit the Seattle Aquarium or take a harbor cruise for a different perspective of the city.

9. Visit the Olympic Sculpture Park: Located near the waterfront, this outdoor sculpture park showcases contemporary sculptures against the backdrop of the Puget Sound. It's a great place to relax, enjoy art, and take in the natural beauty of Seattle.

10. Discover the Fremont Neighborhood: Known as the "Center of the Universe," Fremont is a quirky and artistic neighborhood with unique shops, public art installations, and a lively atmosphere. Visit the Fremont Troll, browse through vintage stores, and enjoy the eclectic vibe.

These are just a few suggestions to get you started. Seattle has much more to offer, including museums, parks, neighborhoods to explore, and a vibrant food scene. Enjoy your time in the Emerald City!

Two comfortable bedrooms with king and queen beds (14 inches memory foam mattresses)
Two full bathrooms with modern fixtures and fresh towels
Open-concept living and dining area with cozy seating and Smart TV and standing desk

Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, cookware, and coffee essentials

In-unit washer & dryer

🚗 Amenities:

Free off-street parking (a rare Seattle Find!)

High-speed Wi-Fi

Self check-in with smart lock

Quiet residential street, great for morning walks or evening strolls

📍 Location Highlights:

5-10 mins to Seattle Pacific University & Expedia HQ, Space Needle, Pike Place Market & downtown Seattle

Quick access to Ballard, Fremont, and Magnolia neighborhoods

Surrounded by parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and grocery stores

Whether you're exploring the city, working remotely, or visiting family, this clean and comfortable retreat is your perfect Seattle stay.

Book now and make yourself at home in Queen Anne!



Getting around Seattle is relatively easy, thanks to its efficient transportation system. Here are some ways to navigate the city:

1. Public Transportation: Seattle has a reliable public transportation system operated by King County Metro Transit. You can use buses and light rail to get around the city and its surrounding areas. The ORCA card is a convenient option for paying fares and can be used for buses, light rail, and ferries.

2. Light Rail: Seattle's Link Light Rail connects the downtown area with the University of Washington, Sea-Tac Airport, and other neighborhoods. It's a convenient and affordable option for traveling longer distances.

3. Buses: King County Metro buses serve the entire city and offer an extensive network of routes. You can use the OneBusAway app or the Transit app to check schedules, plan your trip, and track bus arrivals in real-time.

4. Streetcars: The Seattle Streetcar operates two lines—the South Lake Union Line and the First Hill Line—that connect different neighborhoods and key destinations.

5. Seattle Center Monorail: The Monorail provides a quick and direct connection between downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center, where you can find attractions like the Space Needle and the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP).

6. Ride-Sharing Services: Uber and Lyft are popular ride-sharing options in Seattle. You can easily request a ride using their mobile apps.

7. Taxis: Traditional taxis are available in Seattle, and you can hail them on the street or find them at designated taxi stands.

8. Biking: Seattle is a bike-friendly city with numerous dedicated bike lanes and trails. You can rent a bike from one of the many bike-sharing services, such as Lime or JUMP, and explore the city on two wheels.

9. Walking: Seattle's compact downtown area is easily walkable, and it's a great way to explore the city at a leisurely pace. Many attractions, restaurants, and shops are within walking distance of each other.

10. Ferries: If you want to explore the surrounding islands or enjoy scenic views of the Puget Sound, consider taking a ferry. The Washington State Ferries operate routes to destinations like Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Vashon Island.

It's worth noting that Seattle experiences traffic congestion, particularly during rush hours. Consider planning your travel around peak times or utilizing public transportation to avoid delays.

Check-in instructions
Check in after 4:00 PM
As soon as possible, please reach out to the Guest Contact to coordinate your arrival time and receive additional check-in instructions
Please inform the Guest Contact of any problems or concerns upon arrival, so we can work to address these immediately

Check-out instructions
Check out before 11:00 AM
Prior to your departure, please tidy up the property by doing the following:
Remove all perishable items
Take out the trash
Load and start the dishwasher
Strip linens from all used beds
Place all used linens and towels in a pile
Turn off all lights, electronics, and appliances
Close and lock all windows and doors
Additional fees will be imposed if the property is found in an unsatisfactory condition, so please return it to the condition in which you found it

House rules
No smoking
No pets allowed
No events, parties, or large gatherings
Must be at least 25 years old to book
Please report any damages that occur to the Guest Contact

Parking on the driveway and free street parking is easy to find (please read the street sign for parking)

Available by the app or can call For reservations longer than two weeks, we provide approximately two weeks' worth of supplies such as toilet paper and paper towels. If your stay exceeds two weeks, you will need to purchase additional supplies yourself. For monthly stays, we charge for actual utility usage and request a deposit of $250.