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Madison Tower

1000 1st Ave, Seattle, WA, United States

Madison Tower sits atop the Hotel 1000 in Seattle's downtown.

Built in 2006, Madison Tower is a 46-unit condo building that sits atop the Hotel 1000 in downtown Seattle, just steps from the central waterfront and the Washington State Ferries terminal. Homes at Madison Tower feature luxe amenities and functional floor plans, all located between the 15th and 24th floors. Some units feature cherry hardwoods, espresso cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, slab granite counters and gas fireplaces, as well as weather-protected decks. Community amenities at the building range from a 24-hour valet and housekeeping services to a spa, gym, business center and owner's lounge. In terms of outdoor amenities, there's a rooftop deck and pet-relief area.

Building Information

Built:

2006

Units:

46

Stories:

24

Architect:

Weber Thompson

Amenities

Concierge
Valet parking
Rooftop deck
Fitness studio
Board room
Party room
Virtual golf
Spa

1000 1st Ave, Seattle, WA, United States

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Madison Tower have a rental cap?

Madison Tower does not have a rental cap.

How much does valet parking cost at Madison Tower?

Optional valet is available for approximately $200 a month per car.

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About Matt Goyer, the Madison Tower Author and Real Estate Agent

I love Madison Tower! It is a great option if you're looking for a condo with hotel amenities without the price tag of the Four Seasons

Awesome amenities
Central downtown location
Great views

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