110 Roy

110 Roy places you in Seattle’s Lower Queen Anne (also known as Uptown), a lively pocket packed with culture, entertainment, and some of the city’s most iconic views. With Seattle Center nearby, it’s easy to spend weekends at the Space Needle, Museum of Pop Culture, Chihuly Garden and Glass, or a film at SIFF Cinema Uptown. Catch a game or concert at Climate Pledge Arena, then wind down with neighborhood dining just minutes from home. For everyday convenience, Metropolitan Market Uptown is close for groceries and local favorites, while the surrounding streets offer an easy mix of cafes, bars, and restaurants like Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge and Agave Cocina y Tequila. When you want fresh air, head toward the Elliott Bay waterfront or Myrtle Edwards Park for scenic walking and biking routes, or visit nearby viewpoints like Kerry Park. Commuting and exploring the city is straightforward with nearby bus lines and access to major Seattle destinations including South Lake Union and downtown. Whether your day is centered around work, events, or waterfront recreation, 110 Roy’s Uptown location keeps you connected to the best of central Seattle.

Living at 110 Roy puts you in the center of Uptown/Lower Queen Anne—an area known for walkable entertainment and landmark attractions. Compared with communities deeper in downtown, this location offers immediate access to Seattle Center and Climate Pledge Arena while still keeping you close to South Lake Union and the waterfront. 110 Roy also distinguishes itself with rooftop-focused amenities like the Skyview Terrace with expansive skyline views, plus conveniences that support daily routines—EV charging in the controlled access garage, work-from-home spaces in the resident lounge, and secured package lockers—making it a strong option for residents who want both an active neighborhood and comfortable at-home features.

Lower Queen Anne (Uptown) is one of Seattle’s most active central neighborhoods, with a strong mix of residents who value walkability, transit access, and proximity to major cultural and entertainment venues. Daily errands and dining are easy to manage without long drives thanks to nearby grocery options like Metropolitan Market and a dense cluster of restaurants and cafes. Transportation options include nearby bus lines and convenient access to major city destinations such as South Lake Union and downtown Seattle. For recreation, residents can quickly reach the Elliott Bay waterfront and parks like Myrtle Edwards Park, which also connects to popular biking and walking routes. Local economic activity is fueled by Seattle’s core employers and institutions, with frequent events and visitor traffic around Seattle Center and Climate Pledge Arena supporting neighborhood retail, dining, and nightlife. (School ratings were not provided in the crawl content.)