Life Without Walls
Located on Westlake in South Lake Union, Rollin Street Flats is a twelve-story building that consists of 208 residential units sitting atop 16,700 square feet of retail space and subterranean parking.
Blending classic brick aesthetics with a contemporary twist, Rollin Street flats is designed to compliment Westlake’s new and improved look amidst South Lake Unions reemergence. Each unit features 10 foot ceilings, and with hardly any walls in sight, these living spaces take open floor concepts to an entirely new level. In addition to floods of natural light, the floor-to-ceiling windows also provide residents with a front row seat to some of the best views Seattle has to offer, like Lake Union or the Space Needle.
| Sustainability | LEED Silver Certified |
|---|---|
| Architect | Ankrom Moisan |
| Contractor | Howard S. Wright |
| Public Artwork | Threshold by Leo Saul Berk |
By the Numbers
Nearly Unlimited Possibilities
With an abundance of amenities, living at Rollin Street Flats gives wanderlust a run for its money, proving that sometimes staying home can be fun, too.
