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Escala - Seattle
1920 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, United States
Elevated Living at Escala Seattle
Few addresses capture Seattle’s energy and elegance quite like Escala Seattle. It rises 31 stories above downtown and blends hotel-level luxury with the warmth of a true home, so it’s no surprise this is one of the most sought-after addresses in downtown. Every residence feels like a private retreat - handcrafted finishes, open layouts, and sweeping views of the skyline and Puget Sound define the experience. The magic continues outside your door, where you’ll discover the city’s best dining, shopping, and cultural destinations. Escala has been one of the most unmistakable towers in Seattle since 2010, and not just for its Fifty Shades of Grey fame. Homeowners gain access to a curated collection of high-end amenities and a lifestyle rooted in sophistication and comfort. Whether you’re seeking a sky-high penthouse or a refined one-bedroom, Urban Living can help you explore the city’s most iconic condo firsthand and find a residence that matches your vision.Building Information
Built:
2010
Units:
269
Stories:
31
Architect:
Mulvanny G2 and Thoryk Architecture
Developer:
Lexus Companies
Rental Cap:
Yes
Amenities
24/7 Concierge Service Two Heated Indoor Pools Full Fitness Center with Cardio, Weights & Training Zones In-House Spa and Massage Services Resident Event Space for Private Gatherings Private Screening Room with Premium Audio Climate-Controlled Wine Storage Rooftop Terrace with Fireplace and Skyline Views Gated Resident-Only Parking Secure Storage Units Bike Storage Controlled Access and Building Security
1420 4th Ave, Seattle
1920 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, United States
ExploreFrequently Asked Questions
Is Escala a real building in Seattle?
Yes - it’s not just in Fifty Shades of Grey movie and books. It’s a real luxury condominium tower located in downtown Seattle.
Where is Escala in Seattle?
It’s at 1920 Fourth Avenue, in the heart of the downtown retail and dining district.
What are the amenities at Escala?
Residents enjoy an indoor pool, spa, fitness center, rooftop terrace, private screening room, concierge, and more.
How many floors are in the Escala Seattle?
Escala stands 31 stories tall.
What are the different types of residences available at Escala?
Homes range from one- and two-bedroom units to expansive penthouses exceeding 4,000 square feet. We can help you find the perfect home at Escala Seattle.
Are there homeowners' association (HOA) fees to live at Escala?
Yes. HOA dues cover utilities, concierge, security, and upkeep of all common areas and amenities.
Does Escala allow pets?
Yes, Escala is pet-friendly and offers on-site pet amenities.
Who designed Escala?
Escala was designed by Thoryk Architecture in collaboration with Mulvanny G2.
How walkable is Escala?
Extremely walkable. It’s just steps from Pike Place Market, Westlake Center, and dozens of restaurants.
How is the public transit around Escala?
Excellent. Light rail, streetcar, and bus lines are all nearby so commuting is a breeze.
Tour Escala Seattle Today With Urban Living
Urban Living has spent over 20 years helping buyers navigate luxury high-rises like Escala with confidence as one of Seattle’s premier condo experts. We know the floor plans, amenities, and market history of every major building in the city, so you get a true insider’s edge. From private tours to contract negotiation, we make the buying process seamless from start to finish. You can also explore other properties around, like Ellington Seattle, First Light Seattle, and Koda Seattle. Whether you’re buying a condo in Seattle or want to explore Seattle penthouses, we can help. Connect with us today to see available Escala Seattle listings and experience the difference expert representation makes.
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