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Waking up in the city has a buzz of its own. Going to bed with a buzz – hey, it happens. (We're looking at you, Owl & Thistle and The Forge Lounge.) On the border of downtown and Pioneer Square, The Post is your portal to an urban experience like no other. You're not like everyone else. Your view shouldn't be either.
The star players may be the city and mountain views, but the homes are a worthy supporting cast. Concrete ceilings, exposed ductwork and plank flooring lend an industrial edge. Clean-lined kitchens with plenty of storage and unique pendant lighting are a quiet showpiece. In the one-bedroom apartments, a frosted glass door lets you customize
your space.
Ever seen another building in Seattle with a reflecting pool on the roof? That's what we thought. Take your shoes off, dip your feet in and stay awhile. On the expansive rooftop, you'll also find the sky lounge with demonstration kitchen, theater, game room, library, fitness and yoga rooms. We didn't leave out the dogs—there's a lounge for them, too.
Where downtown meets Pioneer Square and the waterfront, The Post is on the edge of everything. Sports your game? Walk this way to CenturyLink Stadium and Safeco Field. Chowhound? You'll love the neighborhood grub, from sandwiches at Delicatus to fresh-from-the-oven cinnamon rolls at Grand Central Bakery. From live music at the Owl N' Thistle to European soccer matches at Fado, there's no shortage of nighttime spots to while away an evening. The best part? You can walk to all of it.
In Seattle, that's a good thing. Across the street from The Post, The Colman Building (1889, 1904-6) and the Art Deco Federal Office Building (1933) connect you to Seattle's history. We're not talking textbooks. This isn't history you read about, it's history you live. Write your own story with a new apartment at The Post.
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