For Rent 1521 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
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Perched high above Pike Place market, Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, the Seattle Big Wheel plus City views this residence was designed for both entertaining of friends and gracious living. Offers water views from living/dining, Chef's kitchen and both bedrooms! Spa master bath with jetted tub and heated floors. Motorized blinds through-out the residence. 2 pkg spaces & storage room. Available on September 1st. 5 star amenities, gym, rooftop terraces, 24 hr concierge.
Amenities
- Fireplaces: 1
Listing Provided Courtesy of
Brokerage: Realogics Sotheby's Int'l Rlty
Agent: Sandra Justen
MLS ID: 1475971
AVG. LIST PRICE in Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue
$2,344,286
AVG. PRICE / SQ. FT. in Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue
$1,346
AVG. RENTAL PRICE in Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue
$6,767
AVG. RENTAL / SQ. FT. in Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue
$1
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