Lola

Residents consistently praise this well-maintained historic building for its spacious units with quality finishes, responsive maintenance and ownership, and quiet interior construction. The property offers good value for the Lower Queen Anne location with convenient transit access, though parking availability is limited and interior noise between floors can occasionally occur depending on unit placement.

This older brick building features exceptionally well-maintained units with quality finishes including hardwood flooring, coved ceilings, and original architectural details. Residents report excellent sound insulation between side walls and generally quiet living conditions, though some vertical noise transmission between floors has been noted. The building is regularly cleaned and maintained, with responsive on-site management that addresses maintenance issues promptly.

Management and maintenance staff are responsive and handle issues promptly, with on-site management available to address concerns. Staff demonstrate willingness to resolve problems directly and communicate with residents about noise and maintenance matters. Response times to maintenance requests are generally quick, though management responsiveness to neighbor disputes varies.

The property offers a walkable Queen Anne location with convenient access to nearby restaurants, grocery stores, and a transit stop with downtown service. Parking presents a notable tradeoff: street parking is generally available on weekdays but becomes difficult during events and weekends, with limited on-site garage spots ($50/month) and nearby garages ranging $70-150/month. The location balances urban convenience with some access limitations typical of the neighborhood.