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One room holds the cooking, the eating and the sitting, comfortably.
Daylight reaches two floors at once through these tall front windows.
Wake up to daylight on two sides of this bedroom, all year round.
Cook on gas, then load the dishwasher a single step to your left.
Sheer curtains soften the light so the room stays bright but private.
A large window takes up most of the wall and does the work of three.
A two-story layout, with a staircase of your own up to the second level.
An open floor plan you can take in at a single glance from upstairs.
A breakfast bar here, and you are still in the conversation while cooking.
A studio here still leaves room for a full seating area and a bed.
There is counter space to spare beside the sink in this bathroom.
A double closet wide enough to reach anything you own in one move.
Everything you would cook with is already here, and it all matches.
Bath day happens here, and the tub is at a height that saves your back.
Visitors get a bathroom of their own too, so mornings stay simple.
Guests can make their own breakfast up there and let you sleep in.
Visitors get a whole suite of their own, sofa and kitchen and all.
A real bedroom for visitors, bookable when the family comes to town.
Cleanup supplies are right there, and so is a chair while you wait.
A fenced dog park on the rooftop gives the dogs a real yard up here.
Sunsets land over the mountains, and you get them right from the roof.
The outlook from up here keeps going well past the neighborhood below.
An outdoor kitchen under the pavilion roof, and tables set beside it.
The last hour of daylight up here is the reason people come up at all.
Come up at the end of the day and take a seat out for the sunset.
Once the lights come on, the roof keeps going long after sundown.
There is a game built right into one of the tables up on the roof.
An open lawn and a skate bowl sit a short trip from the front door.
The neighborhood library is one of the places within easy reach here.
Stock the kitchen straight from the market stalls when the week starts.
The farmers market here is close enough to become a weekly habit.
Olaf's is one of those corner spots that people around here head to.
Green fills the space between the two buildings all the way through.
Even the roof edges are planted, which keeps the whole thing green.
A whole lawn up on a roof, walled in so it stays private up there.
Chairs pulled into a circle, for the nights that turn into a hangout.
Park the bike in the courtyard, or take one of the lockers instead.
Counter space on either side of the sink, and one pass wipes it down.
Somewhere to sit outdoors that is still inside the building itself.
Coming and going happens straight from the sidewalk right out front.
Host indoors and spill out onto the terrace through the same doors.
There is a courtyard inside the block, open to everyone who lives here.
This is a lobby you would actually stop and sit in for a few minutes.
The gate means the leash can come off the moment you are through it.
Coming home means arriving into a room that is full of green things.
Part of the rooftop is indoors, which is the whole point in Seattle.
Somewhere shaded to sit up here when the sun gets straight overhead.
The mailroom is indoors, and there is somewhere to sit while you sort.
Tall ceilings like these are the reason people go looking for lofts.
A dishwasher comes even with the smaller floor plans in this building.
Grilling stations built into the counter mean nobody hauls a propane tank.
Two groups can sit up here at once and still have their own corner.
Heaters overhead mean dinner outside still works well past September.
Part of the courtyard sits under a solid roof, so rain or shine works.
Sit down to dinner or perch at a high-top, whichever the evening suits.
Eat up here in October and the heaters keep it comfortable anyway.
Grass, flowers and somewhere to sit, well above the street below.
Two of you can cook at once, which matters on a summer Saturday here.
This is a real loft, poured floors and a full second level and all.
String lights over the tables set the tone for the whole evening here.
There is enough room up here to host a party the size of a whole floor.
Flowers grow up here too, right alongside where everybody eats dinner.
Ballard opens up below you and the hills sit out well past all of it.
Daylight from two stories, and a door out to a patio of your own.
Claim a bed up here and grow your own tomatoes through the summer.
Storage tucks in under the stairs, which keeps the main floor free.
There are enough seats up here that you still get one on a hot day.
Sit out on the grass up here, and somebody else handles the mowing.
Grass on one side, paving on the other, and seats along the far edge.
Seat a whole group at one table when the weather finally turns good.
Head out your own front door and the courtyard is right there waiting.
Lie flat in the sun on a Saturday, just one elevator ride from home.
Open the slider and the living space picks up an outdoor room too.
Cooking happens at one end while the living space takes the rest.
Sleeping, working or storage, the top floor takes whatever you give it.
Morning coffee happens out on the balcony, one slider from the bed.
The faucet arches high enough to fill a stockpot right in the sink.
Prep on one side, eat on the far side, and nothing has to travel.
Moving water turns one end of the courtyard into the quiet end of it.
A double closet up here, plus a second one for everything seasonal.
Bring a book up here and you can stay out for the whole afternoon.
A fire comes on out here, which changes what October evenings look like.
Off to one side of the terrace, four seats and a table of their own.
A grilling station sits out in the open, with shaded tables nearby.
Washer and dryer included, so laundry stays home on your schedule.
An electric range in a kitchen that stays open to the rest of the home.
Support bars come already fitted, both at the bath and by the toilet.
Cabinet space above and below means everything you own has a place.
An empty room is the honest way to judge how much space there is.
Vanity counter space beside the sink, and a tub you can settle into.
Carpet upstairs makes the loft the softer, quieter half of the home.
Apartments
One room holds the cooking, the eating and the sitting, comfortably.
Daylight reaches two floors at once through these tall front windows.
Wake up to daylight on two sides of this bedroom, all year round.
Cook on gas, then load the dishwasher a single step to your left.
Sheer curtains soften the light so the room stays bright but private.
A large window takes up most of the wall and does the work of three.
A two-story layout, with a staircase of your own up to the second level.
An open floor plan you can take in at a single glance from upstairs.
A breakfast bar here, and you are still in the conversation while cooking.
A studio here still leaves room for a full seating area and a bed.
There is counter space to spare beside the sink in this bathroom.
A double closet wide enough to reach anything you own in one move.
Everything you would cook with is already here, and it all matches.
Counter space on either side of the sink, and one pass wipes it down.
Tall ceilings like these are the reason people go looking for lofts.
A dishwasher comes even with the smaller floor plans in this building.
This is a real loft, poured floors and a full second level and all.
Daylight from two stories, and a door out to a patio of your own.
Storage tucks in under the stairs, which keeps the main floor free.
Head out your own front door and the courtyard is right there waiting.
Open the slider and the living space picks up an outdoor room too.
Cooking happens at one end while the living space takes the rest.
Sleeping, working or storage, the top floor takes whatever you give it.
Morning coffee happens out on the balcony, one slider from the bed.
The faucet arches high enough to fill a stockpot right in the sink.
Prep on one side, eat on the far side, and nothing has to travel.
A double closet up here, plus a second one for everything seasonal.
Washer and dryer included, so laundry stays home on your schedule.
An electric range in a kitchen that stays open to the rest of the home.
Support bars come already fitted, both at the bath and by the toilet.
Cabinet space above and below means everything you own has a place.
An empty room is the honest way to judge how much space there is.
Vanity counter space beside the sink, and a tub you can settle into.
Carpet upstairs makes the loft the softer, quieter half of the home.
Community
Bath day happens here, and the tub is at a height that saves your back.
Visitors get a bathroom of their own too, so mornings stay simple.
Guests can make their own breakfast up there and let you sleep in.
Visitors get a whole suite of their own, sofa and kitchen and all.
A real bedroom for visitors, bookable when the family comes to town.
Cleanup supplies are right there, and so is a chair while you wait.
A fenced dog park on the rooftop gives the dogs a real yard up here.
Sunsets land over the mountains, and you get them right from the roof.
The outlook from up here keeps going well past the neighborhood below.
An outdoor kitchen under the pavilion roof, and tables set beside it.
The last hour of daylight up here is the reason people come up at all.
Come up at the end of the day and take a seat out for the sunset.
Once the lights come on, the roof keeps going long after sundown.
There is a game built right into one of the tables up on the roof.
Green fills the space between the two buildings all the way through.
Even the roof edges are planted, which keeps the whole thing green.
A whole lawn up on a roof, walled in so it stays private up there.
Chairs pulled into a circle, for the nights that turn into a hangout.
Park the bike in the courtyard, or take one of the lockers instead.
Somewhere to sit outdoors that is still inside the building itself.
Coming and going happens straight from the sidewalk right out front.
Host indoors and spill out onto the terrace through the same doors.
There is a courtyard inside the block, open to everyone who lives here.
This is a lobby you would actually stop and sit in for a few minutes.
The gate means the leash can come off the moment you are through it.
Coming home means arriving into a room that is full of green things.
Part of the rooftop is indoors, which is the whole point in Seattle.
Somewhere shaded to sit up here when the sun gets straight overhead.
The mailroom is indoors, and there is somewhere to sit while you sort.
Grilling stations built into the counter mean nobody hauls a propane tank.
Two groups can sit up here at once and still have their own corner.
Heaters overhead mean dinner outside still works well past September.
Part of the courtyard sits under a solid roof, so rain or shine works.
Sit down to dinner or perch at a high-top, whichever the evening suits.
Eat up here in October and the heaters keep it comfortable anyway.
Grass, flowers and somewhere to sit, well above the street below.
Two of you can cook at once, which matters on a summer Saturday here.
String lights over the tables set the tone for the whole evening here.
There is enough room up here to host a party the size of a whole floor.
Flowers grow up here too, right alongside where everybody eats dinner.
Ballard opens up below you and the hills sit out well past all of it.
Claim a bed up here and grow your own tomatoes through the summer.
There are enough seats up here that you still get one on a hot day.
Sit out on the grass up here, and somebody else handles the mowing.
Grass on one side, paving on the other, and seats along the far edge.
Seat a whole group at one table when the weather finally turns good.
Lie flat in the sun on a Saturday, just one elevator ride from home.
Moving water turns one end of the courtyard into the quiet end of it.
Bring a book up here and you can stay out for the whole afternoon.
A fire comes on out here, which changes what October evenings look like.
Off to one side of the terrace, four seats and a table of their own.
A grilling station sits out in the open, with shaded tables nearby.
Neighborhood
An open lawn and a skate bowl sit a short trip from the front door.
The neighborhood library is one of the places within easy reach here.
Stock the kitchen straight from the market stalls when the week starts.
The farmers market here is close enough to become a weekly habit.
Olaf's is one of those corner spots that people around here head to.
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.jpg "Open-plan home with a dining table, kitchen island seating, a sofa, and a wood-framed slider onto the balcony.")
.jpg "Loft living and dining area under double-height wood-framed windows, with a leather sofa and a round dining table.")
.jpg "Bedroom with corner floor-to-ceiling windows, a tufted upholstered headboard, wall sconces, and walnut nightstands.")
.jpg "Kitchen with dark flat-panel cabinets, cream quartz counters, a stainless gas range, and an undermount steel sink.")
.jpg "Bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows behind sheer curtains, a platform bed, bench, and framed abstract prints.")
.jpg "Bedroom with a large wood-framed picture window, a walnut platform bed, striped bedding, and a woven jute rug.")
.jpg "Loft interior with a steel and wood staircase, a round dining table with black chairs, and tall wood-framed windows.")
.jpg "Looking down from the loft to the living area and kitchen below, with a gray sofa, wire coffee table, and dark cabinets.")
.jpg "Living room with a cream sectional, striped rug, and a waterfall-edge island seating four at the kitchen behind.")
.jpg "Open studio with a bed, a curved blue sofa, a black ladder bookshelf, and a sliding door onto a private balcony.")
.jpg "Bathroom with a wide frameless mirror, quartz counter, dark vanity, and a white tiled tub-shower behind a curtain.")
.jpg "Bedroom with wide sliding wood closet doors, a slatted credenza, two framed abstract prints, and a potted plant.")
.jpg "Kitchen with a stainless refrigerator, gas range, microwave and dishwasher set against a white tile backsplash.")
.jpg "Pet wash station with a raised stainless tub, entry steps, a handheld sprayer, and a painted bubble wall mural.")
.jpg "Guest suite bathroom with a framed mirror, linear vanity light, quartz counter, gray vanity, and folded towels.")
.jpg "Guest suite with a kitchen counter, sofa seating, and tall wood-framed windows opening out onto the courtyard.")
.jpg "Guest suite living area with a sofa, a mounted television, and a kitchenette with counter seating for two guests.")
.jpg "Guest suite bedroom with a dark wood platform bed, teal lamps, an accent chair, and a barn door out to the hall.")
.jpg "Rooftop pet area with a waste station, cedar planters, red chairs, and a gate through into the turf enclosure.")
.jpg "Rooftop dog run with artificial turf inside a fenced enclosure, with Ballard rooftops and trees beyond at sunset.")
.jpg "Sunset seen from the rooftop across the low Ballard rooftops, with the Olympic Mountains along the far horizon.")
.jpg "Rooftop outlook across the Ballard houses and trees toward Interbay and the hills, under a bright and cloudy sky.")
.jpg "Rooftop pavilion at dusk with a built-in grill, dining tables, string lights, and a sunset over the low rooftops.")
.jpg "Rooftop seating with Adirondack chairs and concrete stools, silhouetted against a sunset over the low rooftops.")
.jpg "Red Adirondack chairs and concrete stools on the rooftop at sunset, with planters and Ballard beyond the rail.")
.jpg "Rooftop terrace at dusk with the covered grill pavilion, string lights, planters, and chairs out by the railing.")
.jpg "Rooftop chairs set around a game-top table at dusk, with lit planters, concrete stools, and a wire mesh railing.")
.jpg "Ballard Commons Park with a red-leaved tree, open lawn, concrete skate bowl, and apartment buildings behind it.")
.jpg "The Ballard branch library with its curved timber roof and glass walls, framed by a golden autumn street tree.")
.jpg "Broccoli, cauliflower and leeks stacked at a farmers market produce stall, with vendors serving just behind it.")
.jpg "Tomatoes in baskets at a Ballard farmers market stall, with a handlettered chalkboard listing the prices behind.")
.jpg "Corner brick building housing Olaf's bar, with a black and yellow sign, a red door, and a painted circular mural.")
