Gables Queen Anne
By Gables Queen Anne March 17, 2025
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Awaiting you in the heart of Queen Anne is the inspired lifestyle of Gables Queen Anne with unparalleled views and most importantly, a community created for you. Imagine yourself living in this upscale space with all the conveniences you need within walking distance. Our community provides well-designed high-end finishes for all studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes.
Gables Queen Anne is nestled in the midst of a vibrant urban neighborhood which has incorporated both exterior and interior art providing a warm, uplifting environment. Living here provides you with the opportunity to establish neighborhood relationships, shop for your groceries downstairs, and enjoy the many local neighborhood offerings from dining to shopping including specialty stores for you and your furry friend.
Seeking to showcase local Seattle artists and create the charm that would enhance the lifestyle at the community, Gables Queen Anne boasts exterior signature pieces by Stuart Nakamura, Marsha Rollinger, Gabrielle Abbott, and Xin-Xin, to name a few. When you visit our community, indulge in our interior art featuring more renowned local artists. You will feel welcomed and enveloped by the art which was thoughtfully curated to represent aspects of Queen Anne’s past and present.
Art is just the beginning of the exceptional amenities at Gables Queen Anne. Residents can experience our four unique rooftop terraces featuring outdoor kitchens and fire pits, beautifully designed club rooms including a game room, lounges with outdoor cabana seating, a fitness center and so much more. Our apartment homes feature classic, sophisticated interiors with private balcony options, high-end kitchen appliances and finishes, modern bathroom details, and refined touches throughout.
We invite you to make Gables Queen Anne your home.
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