Une Vie De Luxe Surélevée Avec Des Vues Emblématiques Sur La Ligne D'horizon

Commanding the southern edge of The Watermark residential tower, Penthouse 2002 spans east to west; a disciplined composition of glass, terrace and skyline. Two covered decks extend the living spaces outward, enjoying views of Mount Rainier, The Salish Sea, ferry crossings and the cadence of a working harbor. From this elevation, Seattle’s landmarks unfold: The Smith Tower, King Street Station, The Central Library, Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, Coleman Dock and the evolving waterfront parks. The orientation captures light from morning to dusk, framing a southern view corridor that is rare, enduring and distinct. Designed by Bumgardner Architects for Cornerstone Development, crowning one of downtown Seattle’s most architecturally significant towers, the timeless-deco rigor and boutique scale favor permanence over spectacle. Originally the developer’s own residence, this penthouse carries proportion and restraint; defined entertaining rooms and substantial wall planes for showcasing art with a wood-burning fireplace anchoring the living space with material presence. Meticulously updated kitchen and bathrooms, new windows, upgraded glazing and refreshed common areas reflect a community investing in its future. Dedicated parking adjacent to the elevator and skybridge as well as dedicated storage add convenience. Professional on-site management completes the offering. Steps from Pike Place Market and the Waterfront Park via Post Alley. Penthouse 2002 is defined by structure, permanence and position.