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a. Entry Hall

High ceilings and meandering wood floors make this area seem more like an art gallery than a hallway...
Artwork courtesy local glass mosaic artist Cassandria Blackmore of BlackmoreStudios.com
b. Kitchen

Fully updated kitchen features granite countertops, maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances (incl. a brand new refrigerator), gas cooking, a vented range hood (under microwave), a mini-pantry and subway tile backsplash.
c. Formal Dining Room

Enjoy a formal meal on even the largest of dining room tables, with room to spare...for your buffet et al. Wainscoting and a warm paint tone give a formal-yet-inviting air to the room.
f. Bedrooms

The two spacious bedrooms have new berber carpet, deep storage cupboards and custom shelf systems.
e. Bathroom

The pedestal sink and clawfoot tub honor the original style of this turn-of-the-century building.
While the clawfoot tub is original, the fixtures are nearly new...
d. Living Room

A bank of tall, west-facing windows usher tons of natural light into the spacious living room. From here, you can peep the Space Needle, the Puget Sound and the Olympics, plus a hint of the Seattle skyline.
An open floorplan gives wonderful flow to this enchanting space.
g. Alcove

This little alcove offers electric and phone outlets. Makes a great little docking station for your laptop, cell phone, etc.

Artwork courtesy of local glass mosaic artist Cassandria Blackmore of BlackmoreStudios.com.
h. French Balcony

Just off the kitchen is an quaint, ornate fire escape landing reminiscent of a French balcony.
b. National Historic Register

The Maryland is on the National Historic Register and still shines as magnificent as when it was built in 1910.

Photo courtesy National Historic Landmark organization.
a. Balconies & The View

Spacious common-area balconies exist on the top two floors. They gaze westward at the Olympic Mountains, Space Needle and cityscape.

This sprawling balcony flanks the unit and feels like you have it all to yourself. Take your dinner outside and bask in the warm sunset this summer...
Puget Sound view from the living room (slightly zoomed for clarity).
Same balcony as pictured above. This is a common area to the building. Additionally, there is another common area balcony one floor up, with an even better view.
More peek-a-boos of the Puget Sound, as well as the Space Needle. You should see it lit up at night!
a. Amenities of The Maryland

The Maryland exudes charm and elegance throughout. But it's not just a pretty face! This gorgeous building is also very functional...offering a laundry room, storage units, a hobby area and a secure bike room.

A giant skylight caps the elegant stairway in the center of the building.
Step into the past. The turn-of-the-century lobby is as original as the day it was built.
Maryland owners have taken great care of the period woodwork throughout.
Although unit H has it's very own washer-dryer-in-one, inside the unit, there are also two more units in the laundry room downstairs.
Your new neighbors are bike fanatics! Join the fun...
c. Steps to...

...staples of an urban existence. Question is, which direction will you go? North to the Roanoke Tavern for some outdoor ping pong, west to Broadway for a matinee at the Harvard Exit, or ...

...tennis anyone?
Even on a rainy Seattle day, Victrola Coffee is cheery and inviting...
Eat healthy courtesy of Rainbow Grocery...
...or blow your diet at the local bakery.
Nosh on a crabcake sandwich or the latest month's international fare...
...and wash it down with a microbrew.
And for those with strong pain threshholds...
...and curious eardrums...
b. Parking Garage Rental (Optional)

Rent a parking space in the garage of Park Manor, just steps from The Maryland on the SW corner of 13th and Mercer. The monthly rate is $75. Get on the wait list now by calling Carrie at 206.324.0895.

Windermere Photo Gallery

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