Welcome to Chambery Park!
Our address is 13730 15th Ave NE, Seattle, 98125. Please note, the Google Maps "street view" images have long been photos of somewhere else, though correction has been requested. This is Chambery Park:
Unit for sale due to owner relocation: C101, a corner patio unit, is for sale and the listing is here. This 2/1.75 unit offers a single-level split-bedroom floor plan perfect for roommates, small families, and/or WfH setups.
Why live here? Our friendly, inclusive condominium complex in North Seattle, near the Shoreline border, consists of 75 one- and two-bedroom units, a mix of stacked units and two-story townhomes, sited on five acres of lush greenery. From young tech employees and growing families to retirees, we help our neighbors out and do our best to maintain a safe, enjoyable property.
The amenities are unusual for a complex our size. They include a cabana, seasonal outdoor pool, basketball/tennis/pickleball court, and lush grounds, bisected by a courtyard path. The cabana includes an exercise room, hot tub, and sauna, along with a kitchen, pool/ping-pong table, private event/meeting space with a big-screen TV, and library. And, yes, we do have pool parties:)
North Seattle…is that the middle of nowhere? Not at all! A 5-minute walk takes you to QFC (on a corner that includes essentials like gas, a dollar store, a Subway, coffee, etc.) or you can cross that corner to a large Goodwill store. There's a tavern on the next block, so you need never imbibe and drive.
We are a mile's nice walk or ride from the Shoreline South Link Station, and are across the street from the Jackson Park perimeter trail, driving range, and golf course. The new Pinehurst Link station is also about a mile away — a walk through Jackson Park, or a ride in a dedicated bike lane. South Woods Park, popular with dog walkers, is also walking distance.
Nearby buses also connect to UW and other major destinations in all four directions.
If stepping outside and grabbing a bus is more your speed, the 348 bus to the Northgate Link station stops across the street from us. Going north, it travels as far as Richmond Beach.
Yes, but 70s condos?
A very progressive architect (Ralph D. Anderson, known as the "father of Pioneer Square") designed our development. He traveled a lot to Japan and it shows.
Come see for yourself.
Our address is 13730 15th Ave NE, Seattle, 98125. Please note, the Google Maps "street view" images have long been photos of somewhere else, though correction has been requested. This is Chambery Park:
Unit for sale due to owner relocation: C101, a corner patio unit, is for sale and the listing is here. This 2/1.75 unit offers a single-level split-bedroom floor plan perfect for roommates, small families, and/or WfH setups.
Why live here? Our friendly, inclusive condominium complex in North Seattle, near the Shoreline border, consists of 75 one- and two-bedroom units, a mix of stacked units and two-story townhomes, sited on five acres of lush greenery. From young tech employees and growing families to retirees, we help our neighbors out and do our best to maintain a safe, enjoyable property.
The amenities are unusual for a complex our size. They include a cabana, seasonal outdoor pool, basketball/tennis/pickleball court, and lush grounds, bisected by a courtyard path. The cabana includes an exercise room, hot tub, and sauna, along with a kitchen, pool/ping-pong table, private event/meeting space with a big-screen TV, and library. And, yes, we do have pool parties:)
North Seattle…is that the middle of nowhere? Not at all! A 5-minute walk takes you to QFC (on a corner that includes essentials like gas, a dollar store, a Subway, coffee, etc.) or you can cross that corner to a large Goodwill store. There's a tavern on the next block, so you need never imbibe and drive.
We are a mile's nice walk or ride from the Shoreline South Link Station, and are across the street from the Jackson Park perimeter trail, driving range, and golf course. The new Pinehurst Link station is also about a mile away — a walk through Jackson Park, or a ride in a dedicated bike lane. South Woods Park, popular with dog walkers, is also walking distance.
Nearby buses also connect to UW and other major destinations in all four directions.
If stepping outside and grabbing a bus is more your speed, the 348 bus to the Northgate Link station stops across the street from us. Going north, it travels as far as Richmond Beach.
Yes, but 70s condos?
A very progressive architect (Ralph D. Anderson, known as the "father of Pioneer Square") designed our development. He traveled a lot to Japan and it shows.
Come see for yourself.