About the Agnes Lofts
The Agnes is a dramatic mixed-use loft apartment building that combines a 15 foot tall "glass box" restaurant space at its base with 24 double-height open-plan living units above. The building was designed by Weinstein A|U and won a 2008 AIA Commendation Award. The project is located at the crossroads of the Pike-Pine corridor & neighbors the acclaimed Chophouse Row complex.
loft sizes
Unit sizes at the Agnes range from approximately 680 - 990 sf. All units are double-height lofts. All units include a master bedroom and bath on the mezzanine level, and a powder room on the main floor. Larger units have additional main floor space that can be used for home office or guests. Rents range from approximately $2,500 - $3,600 per month. View Floor Plans (PDF).
loft features
Dramatic 15 foot ceilings and window walls
Oversized sliding doors to Juliette balconies
Concrete and/or hardwood floors throughout
Steel loft stairs
Streamlined modern kitchens with open shelving
Gas ranges
All-stainless kitchen appliances
Stacked washer/dryers
Units are naturally ventilated, equipped with ceiling fans and heated with electric coil wall units. Hot water is provided from a common gas-fired boiler.
building amenities
The building has a spectacular common roof deck with views of Mt. Rainier, city, Elliott Bay and the Olympics, with plantings, gas grill and sitting area. A community garden surrounds both ends. All tenants are welcome to participate!
On the lower level there is a common exercise room that provides a treadmill, elliptical and recumbent cycle. Our smart TV and Wi-Fi will keep you entertained while you work out. Individual secure on-site storage units are available. Attached garage monthly parking is offered when available.
We are pet friendly and do not have any breed restrictions.
Online rent payment is available through Apartments.com.
The Agnes is named for our dear friends, the late Agnes ("Aggie") and Reginald ("Reggie") Washington. They owned and operated our properties along 12th Avenue for more than 30 years before they sold them to us in 1999.