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First Light - Seattle
300 Virginia St, Seattle, WA, USA
Artful Living Starts at First Light Seattle
Step into a home that feels more like a gallery in the sky at First Light Seattle, one of the newest buildings in the city. Every detail is a design statement, from the glass art installations by John Hogan to the showstopping rooftop pool that floats above the city. First Light brings together a blend of beauty, calm, and sophistication that’s simply unmatched by any other building in the city, whether you’re relaxing in the rooftop garden, unwinding in the wellness spa, or hosting in the sky lounge with views of Puget Sound. It’s a lifestyle you’ll never want to leave, where architecture meets art. We’re here to help you discover your dream home. Take the next with Urban Living today.What Makes First Light One of the Best Luxury Condo Buildings in Seattle?
First Light Seattle is the tallest condo tower in the city and one of its most architecturally ambitious. It was built in 2024 by renowned architect James KM Cheng and developed by Westbank of Vancouver. There are 459 residences, from smartly designed studios to expansive penthouses with panoramic views. The building is located at 300 Virginia Street in Belltown and brings together luxury, convenience, and creativity in the heart of the city.Building Information
Built:
2024
Units:
459
Stories:
48
Architect:
James KM Cheng
Developer:
Westbank
Builder:
Graham Construction
Rental Cap:
50%
Amenities
Ground-Level Amenities (Level 1)
- Lobby & Art Gallery: Curated space featuring a custom Fazioli piano and permanent installations by artist John Hogan
- 24/7 Concierge Service: Personalized support, whenever you need it
- Bike Clubhouse: Lounge, 140 racks, and 24 shared bikes (electric + standard)
- Luxury Car Share Service: Convenient access to premium vehicles
46th Floor (Wellness & Fitness)
- Fitness Center: 3,000+ sq. ft. with cardio, weights, and yoga studio
- Wrap-Around Terrace: Breathtaking views and space to unwind
- Pet Play Area: Designed with four-legged residents in mind
47th Floor (Rooftop Amenities)
- 25-Meter Lap Pool: Cantilevered over the city with sweeping views
- Hot Tubs & Fire Pit: Soak and socialize under the stars
- Rooftop Lounge: Full kitchen, dining area, and cozy sunken living room
48th Floor (The Secret Garden)
- Rooftop Greenhouse Garden: A peaceful escape for reflection and connection with nature
About the Area
First Light sits in one of Seattle’s most dynamic neighborhoods at the edge of Belltown and Pike Place Market. Step outside the building and you’re within minutes of the Seattle Art Museum, Olympic Sculpture Park, and the iconic waterfront. You can walk to Pike Place Market for fresh produce, artisan goods, and world-class dining. Or, head up the block to experience the best of downtown shopping and entertainment. Nothing is out of reach at First Light Seattle. Energy seems to buzz through the area, but it still feels grounded in convenience, with easy access to public transportation, tech campuses, and I-5. You’re connected to it all here, from weekend adventures to daily ease. This is urban living at its most inspiring. Whether you’re interested in buying a condo in Seattle or searching for Seattle penthouses, Urban Living is here to help you find your dream home in the city. We also have listings for Spire Seattle, Escala Seattle, Koda Seattle, and many more. Get in touch for more information on First Light Seattle or any other properties we have listed!300 Virginia St, Seattle, WA, USA
ExploreFrequently Asked Questions
How much are condos at First Light?
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How much are the HOA dues at First Light?
The HOA dues at First Light are $0.91 per square foot per month.
Can I get a storage unit at First Light?
Yes, storage is available at First Light for $9,800.
Is there parking available at First Light?
First Light parking is available to purchase on select homes for $90,000.
Does First Light have EV charging?
EV charging is available in First Light parking stalls upon request.
What is the rental cap at First Light?
The rental cap at First Light is 50%.
How much retail space does First Light have?
First Light has 115,000 square feet of retail space and offices.
What do the concierge services at First Light include?
Concierge services at First Light are standard, per typical luxury condos.
How much is the deposit at First Light?
The deposit for a First Light condo is 5%.
What are the First Light sales center hours?
The sales center at First Light is by appointment only.
What is First Light's completion date?
First Light completed at the end of 2024 and is now move-in-ready.
Does First Light have a pool?
Yes! First Light not only has a pool, the pool is on the top floor cantilevered out overtop of the city. It will be the highest rooftop pool in the area and offers swimmers views of both Mount Rainier and the Space Needle.
Who are First Light's preferred lenders?
Did First Light change their address?
Yes, it used to be 2000 3rd Ave and is now 300 Virginia St.
Who is the architect of First Light Seattle?
James KM Cheng brought his vision to life for First Light Seattle. He’s an internationally acclaimed architect known for blending art and architecture in urban towers
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About Matt Goyer, First Light Guide Author and Real Estate Agent
I love First Light! It is one of my favorite new condo buildings in Seattle. Why?
- Design forward
- Attention to detail
- Only condo with an outdoor rooftop pool
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