Arthouse is located at 2334 Elliott Ave, Seattle, WA 98121, in the Belltown neighborhood on the north edge of downtown Seattle in King County. The eight-story, 139-home community sits on Elliott Avenue between Battery Street and Wall Street, a few blocks up from the Elliott Bay waterfront. From Arthouse, Olympic Sculpture Park is roughly a third of a mile away, Pike Place Market is about 0.7 mile south, and Seattle Center and the Space Needle are under a mile to the northeast.

Arthouse offers a resident clubhouse, a resident lounge, a coworking space, a fitness center, spin bikes, a dog park, a dog wash, a rooftop deck, outdoor BBQ grills, and outdoor fire pits for residents to enjoy. Every apartment home at this Belltown, Seattle community also includes in-home laundry, and residents can use Yale smart locks and ButterflyMX smart access throughout the building.

Yes, parking at Arthouse is available for $275 per month. Parking is in the community's controlled-access garage beneath the building at 2334 Elliott Ave in Seattle. Residents can contact the Arthouse leasing team to check current parking availability.

Yes, every apartment home at Arthouse includes in-home laundry. Each home at this Belltown, Seattle community has its own washer and dryer, so residents do not need to share a laundry room.

Additional storage is available at Arthouse for $50 per month. Residents can ask the leasing office about current storage availability.

Yes, Arthouse features Yale smart locks and ButterflyMX smart access throughout the community. Together, these let residents of this Belltown, Seattle community manage entry to their homes and the building from a smartphone. Arthouse also has controlled-access entry to the building and garage.

Arthouse is located in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, a dense urban district between downtown and the Elliott Bay waterfront. Lower Queen Anne (also called Uptown) and Seattle Center are just to the north, with Queen Anne Hill rising beyond them. South Lake Union and the Denny Triangle lie about a mile to the east, and the Pike Place Market area and downtown Seattle begin about 0.7 mile to the south. Following Elliott Avenue West north from Arthouse leads to Interbay and Magnolia.

Arthouse is located around many parks and restaurants, with local favorites including the historic Seattle Waterfront and Pike Place Market. The community sits a few blocks from Elliott Bay, where Olympic Sculpture Park and Myrtle Edwards Park offer waterfront paths along Elliott Bay with views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Belltown around Arthouse is known for its restaurants, cafes, and live music venues such as The Crocodile on First Avenue, and Seattle Center is under a mile away.

Nearby attractions include Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, Olympic Sculpture Park, the Seattle Aquarium, and the Seattle waterfront piers. Olympic Sculpture Park is roughly a third of a mile from Arthouse, and Myrtle Edwards Park continues north along the water from there. The Seattle Aquarium and the Seattle Great Wheel on the central waterfront are about a mile south, while Seattle Center, with the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, the Museum of Pop Culture, and Climate Pledge Arena, is under a mile to the northeast. Climate Pledge Arena hosts Seattle Kraken hockey, Seattle Storm basketball, and concerts.

Nearby schools include The Center School, a Seattle Public Schools high school on the Seattle Center campus less than a mile from Arthouse, and Queen Anne Elementary on Queen Anne Hill. For the Belltown area, Seattle Public Schools attendance-area schools include Lowell Elementary, Meany Middle School, and Garfield High School, all on Capitol Hill or in the Central District about 2 to 2.5 miles away. Private O'Dea High School is on First Hill, and higher education options near Arthouse in Seattle include Seattle University and Cornish College of the Arts, which now operates as part of Seattle University. School boundaries can change, so residents should confirm assignments with Seattle Public Schools.

Yes, Amazon is a major employer in the area, with its headquarters campus, including the Amazon Spheres, about 0.8 mile from Arthouse in the Denny Triangle and South Lake Union. The Gates Foundation's headquarters sits next to Seattle Center about a mile away, and Expedia Group's headquarters campus is roughly 2 miles north on the Interbay waterfront along Elliott Avenue West. South Lake Union, about 1.5 miles from Arthouse, is also home to Google's Seattle offices and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, and downtown Seattle's office towers begin just south of Belltown.

Residents have access to King County Metro, the Seattle Ferry Terminal, and the Seattle Center Monorail. Third Avenue in Belltown, about three blocks east of Arthouse, is served by frequent King County Metro buses including the RapidRide D Line to Uptown, Interbay, and Ballard, the RapidRide E Line along Aurora Avenue North, and Routes 1, 2, 13, 24, and 33. Westlake Station, about 0.9 mile away, connects to Sound Transit's Link light rail, the South Lake Union Streetcar, and the Seattle Center Monorail, whose other terminal at Seattle Center is under a mile from Arthouse. Washington State Ferries to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton depart from Colman Dock (Pier 52), about 1.5 miles south, and the King County Water Taxi leaves from nearby Pier 50.

Yes, nearby options include Target, Safeway, Metropolitan Market, QFC, and Pike Place Market. Pike Place Market is about 0.7 mile from Arthouse, and Target's downtown store at 1401 2nd Ave is just beyond it. In Lower Queen Anne, about a mile north, residents can shop at Metropolitan Market at 100 Mercer St, QFC at 500 Mercer St, and Safeway at 516 1st Ave W, and Whole Foods Market is in the Denny Triangle at Westlake Avenue. Westlake Center, Pacific Place, and the downtown Seattle retail core are about a mile from Arthouse.

Yes, Arthouse features energy-efficient appliances throughout the community. Its location in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, with frequent buses a few blocks away and Link light rail at Westlake Station, also makes it easy for residents to get around without a car.

Yes, Arthouse offers both a mail room and parcel lockers. Both are located on site at the Belltown, Seattle community, giving residents a secure place to receive mail and deliveries.

Residents at Arthouse are responsible for retrieving their own packages. Deliveries to this Seattle community are placed in the on-site parcel lockers or mail room, and residents collect them from there. Residents can contact the Arthouse leasing office with questions about oversized deliveries.