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Lake Union Building 1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N, SEATTLE FOR LEASE Lake Union Building 1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N, SEATTLE TODD BATTISON JEFF HUNTINGTON 206.296.9621 206.296.9619 [email protected] [email protected] This information supplied herein is from sources we deem reliable. It is provided without any representation, warranty, or guarantee, expressed or implied as to its accuracy. Prospective Buyer or Tenant should conduct an independent investigation and verification of all matters deemed to be material, including, but not limited to, statements of income and expenses. Consult your KIDDER.COM attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor. FOR LEASE Lake Union Building SUITE 100 - 3,014 SF 1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N SUITE 702 - 2,051 SF RECENT BUILDING RENOVATIONS include new building wide exterior windows, exterior and front entrance upgrades, fully renovated lobby, new building standard interior finishes including ceiling and light fixtures, covered/ secure bike lounge, showers and marina floating deck amenity space LEED GOLD certified building EASY ACCESS to I-5 and SR-99 MULTIPLE public transportation routes nearby including Metro Rapid E Line LOCATED directly on the Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop bike and walking trail, as well as new bike lanes connecting to Downtown, Fremont and beyond 2.0 STALLS per 1,000 SF, covered and surface parking available MOORAGE available for vessels up to 66 FT in length AMENITIES in the area include: Fremont pubs and eateries, kayak and paddle board rentals, Kenmore Air seaplanes, Duck Dodge and Sunday public sailing, Museum of History and Industry, Historic Ships Wharf, Lake Union Park TODD BATTISON JEFF HUNTINGTON 206.296.9621 206.296.9619 [email protected] [email protected] KIDDER.COM This information supplied herein is from sources we deem reliable. It is provided without any representation, warranty, or guarantee, expressed or implied as to its accuracy. Prospective Buyer or Tenant should conduct an independent investigation and verification of all matters deemed to be material, including, but not limited to, statements of income and expenses. Consult your attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor. FOR LEASE Lake Union Building State of the art viewglass 1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N No blinds required Reduces glare Controls heat and building energy cost Allows for 24/7/365 unencumbered marina, lake and city views Fully customizable settings controllable on smartphones TODD BATTISON JEFF HUNTINGTON 206.296.9621 206.296.9619 [email protected] [email protected] KIDDER.COM This information supplied herein is from sources we deem reliable. It is provided without any representation, warranty, or guarantee, expressed or implied as to its accuracy. Prospective Buyer or Tenant should conduct an independent investigation and verification of all matters deemed to be material, including, but not limited to, statements of income and expenses. Consult your attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor. FOR LEASE Lake Union Building 1700 WESTLAKE AVENUE N NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES Lunchbox 19 Bright Horizons 18 Laboratory LIFESTYLE 20 Allure Salon EAT + DRINK 19 Ten Sushi 1 Kenmore Air Seaplanes 21 Salon Voda 20 Center for Wooden 15 1 The Toledo MOHAI Cafe 2 22 Boats 35 4TH AVE W AVE 4TH 3RD AVE W AVE 3RD 3 The 100 Pound 21 Portage Bay Cafe 20 2 3 Banya 5 Urban Spa HOTELS 9 Clam W BLAINE ST 28 10TH AVE W AVE 10TH 1 36 8TH AVE W AVE 8TH Space Needle 22 China Harbor HAYES ST 3 4 Denny Park 1 Pan Pacific Hotel W GARFIELD ST Restaurant GARFIELD ST 1700 23 WESTLAKE AVE N Boathouse Deli 5 5focus PT 2 Marriott Courtyard 10TH AVE E AVE 10TH W GALER ST W AVE 2ND GALER ST WESTLAKE AVE 4 I Love Sushi 1ST AVE W AVE 1ST 1ST AVE N AVE 1ST 24 24 Pasta Freska W LEE ST N AVE TAYLOR 6 3 5TH AVE N AVE 5TH 6TH AVE N AVE 6TH 5 Cask and Trotter Volunteer REI Marriott Residence Inn LAKE Park W COMSTOCK ST 34 25 Taco Del Mar 2ND AVE N AVE 2ND UNION 26 15 6 7 Young Child Academy 4 Hyatt Place Hotel W HIGHLAND DR 2 Flying Fish QUEEN ANNE AVE N AVE ANNE QUEEN PROSPECT ST 10 KoibitoE PROSPECT Sushi ST & W PROSPECT ST W AVE 2ND BIGELOW AVE N 10 26 Cornish College of 5 BELMONTDuke’s AVE E Chowder 8 5 Silver Cloud Inn 12 4 7 12TH AVE E Teriyaki ALASKAN WAY W WARD ST FAIRVIEW AVE N DEXTER AVE N AVE DEXTER 5 1 7 the Arts W KINNEAR PL 17 34 EASTLAKE AVE E House QUEEN ANNE 11 N AVE 8TH Lake 27 ALOHA ST 2 HerkimerE ALOHA STCoffee 6 4TH AVE N AVE 4TH Holiday Inn Express 30 27 29 Union 21 8 9 MacLean Park W OLYMPIC PL 20 2 Daniel’s Broiler 14 N AVE WESTLAKE Park 3 ELLIOTT AVE W VALLEY ST 33 31 8 13 5 28 On the Mark Deli W ROY ST 11 7 N AVE 9TH Moss Bay Rowing & 7 Hampton Inn 10 E AVE EASTLAKE ROY ST 9 VALLEY ST 9 10 32 TeriyakiE ROY STBowl Kayaking Center 1ST AVE W AVE 1ST MERCER ST 12 7 HARVARD AVE E AVE HARVARD BELLEVUE AVE E AVE BELLEVUE W MERCER ST 15TH AVE E 1ST AVE N AVE 1ST MERCER ST BELMONT AVE E AVE BELMONT 16 I-5 ON-RAMP E AVE SUMMIT E MERCER ST 29 Tacos Chukis 8 Holiday Inn Hotel 31 19 10 11 19 Starbucks Dexter Dry Cleaners W REPUBLICAN ST REPUBLICAN ST N AVE YALE E REPUBLICAN ST 1 13 30 Laredos Grill 9 Springhill Marriott SOUTH N AVE FAIRVIEW 11 Pho Viet Anh 12 US Bank Myrtle EdwardsW HARRISON Park ST Seattle HARRISON ST N AVE BOREN E HARRISON ST TERRY AVE N AVE TERRY 18 31 Stone Korean Center BROAD ST N AVE PONTIU 10 5TH AVE N AVE 5TH 13 Cascade The Maxwell Hotel 12 E THOMAS ST 13 W THOMAS ST THOMAS ST Park Bahn Thai Barking Lounge 13 6 N AVE MINOR 6 18 CitizenE THOMAS Coffee ST 16 LAKE13 3 UNION 32 3 17 E JOHN ST W JOHN ST 8 JOHN ST 6 13 Dominos Creperie 14 Morningside Academy Denny 4 Park E DENNY WAY 33 DENNY WAY 16 4 Pagliacci Pizza WESTLAKE AVE 1 8 9 14 Art Marble 21 15 Museum of Pop Culture 6TH AVE BOREN AVE The White Swan 23RD AVE 25 14 34 SculptureOlympic Park 5TH AVE 8TH AVE 15 Canlis Public House 16 Simply Dental BELLEVUE AVE BELLEVUE 4TH AVE WESTERN AVE CLAY ST BROAD ST BROADWAY 35 3RD AVE 16 Cuoco 17 ELLIOTT AVE Ten Sushi Seattle Unity Church CEDAR ST E PINE ST ALASKAN WAY VINE ST WALL ST Potbelly Sandwich BLANCHARD STLENORA ST 17 36 E MADISON ST 18 MOHAIE PIKE ST Cafe Cascade Park BELLTOWN 8TH AVE Shop STEWART ST E UNION ST E UNION ST 7TH AVE BELL ST 2ND AVE VIRGINIA ST KIDDER.COM OLIVE WAY BOREN AVE 1ST AVE This information supplied herein is from sources we deem reliable. It is provided without any representation, warranty, or guarantee, expressed or implied as to its accuracy. Prospective Buyer or Tenant should conduct an independent investigation and verification of all matters deemed to be material, including, but not limited to, statements of income and expenses. Consult your attorney, accountant, or other professional advisor. 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