View Rooftop Terrace above Our Home Condominiums, where ferries cut across Elliott Bay and the day slows down
Private View Lounge hovering above Pioneer Square’s grid, close to it all but just removed enough
Our Home Condominiums holding a corner at 1st Ave S and Main, where Pioneer Square meets the waterfront
Our Home Condominiums anchoring a historic Pioneer Square corner
Step in from Main Street Plaza and the noise drops off, shifting into a more private rhythm
Reception Gallery sets a clear point of arrival before the space opens up
Penthouse View Lounge overlooking Occidental Park, where markets and street life carry through the day
Penthouse View Lounge framing the Seattle Great Wheel and Elliott Bay beyond
Penthouse View Lounge catching late light across Alaskan Way and the waterfront promenade
Penthouse View Lounge aligned with ferry movement in and out of Colman Dock
Kitchen integrated into the Penthouse View Lounge, keeping everything connected while you cook
Kitchen set within the historic structure of the former Our Home Hotel, where original character carries forward
Stair drawing you upward between Entertaining and Private Levels without breaking the flow
Office positioned along the stair, offering focus without separation
Sleeping Quarters on the Private Level, set apart for a quieter reset above the city
Penthouse View Lounge opening directly to the terrace, extending living space into open air
View Rooftop Terrace overlooking Waterfront Park and the Alaskan Way Promenade, ~2–3 blocks away
View Rooftop Terrace running along the roofline, creating multiple zones to gather or pull back
Private View Lounge at dusk, when Pioneer Square softens and the city lights take over
View Rooftop Terrace oriented toward Bainbridge and Bremerton ferry routes across Elliott Bay
View Rooftop Terrace framing rail lines, piers, and the working edge of the waterfront
Our Home Condominiums set within Pioneer Square’s historic brick and timber streetscape
View Rooftop Terrace at sunset, Olympic Mountains fading into the horizon
Rooftop context with neighboring warehouse buildings, still carrying the district’s industrial roots
View Rooftop Terrace catching the last light over Elliott Bay
Penthouse View Lounge with a sightline toward the Space Needle beyond downtown
Bath off the Reception Gallery, positioned for easy access from the main level
Bath integrated into the plan to support both daily use and guests
Floorplan – Penthouse Entertaining Level, showing flow between gallery, lounge, and kitchen
Floorplan – Penthouse Private Level, creating separation between living and retreat
Main Street corridor just outside, leading east into Pioneer Square’s core in under a block
Washington Street Boat Landing and Habitat Beach, ~1 block away, where the shoreline opens back to the city
Washington Street Boat Landing and Habitat Beach, ~1 block away, where the shoreline opens back to the city
Seattle Waterfront Park and Alaskan Way Promenade, ~2–3 blocks away, connecting the
Occidental Park, ~2 blocks away, a daily mix of markets, art, and neighborhood life
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, ~2 blocks away, marking Seattle’s gateway history
Stadium district presence near Lumen Field and event energy
King Street Station, still moving people through the city like it always has
Colman Dock, ~4 blocks from 75 S Main, with ferries to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton
1st Ave S and Main, where galleries, cafés, and everyday life spill onto the street
Courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Co.
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