ARBOR SPACE OFFICES

Small Office Spaces · 110 – 426 square feet · Top of Queen Anne Hill

The entire building, including all bathrooms, hallways and client waiting areas have been thoroughly renovated to modern standards.

Openable windows in each space
Tenant-controlled electric wall heater with thermostat in each space
Single-occupant bathrooms on each floor
Hands-free bathroom faucets and soap dispensers
Hands-free hand sanitizer provided in the lobby
Nightly janitorial service for bathrooms and common areas
Commonly touched surfaces disinfected daily
Masks required in all common areas of the building

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Office Space Details

All utilities included
Free Internet; or tenant may choose own service
All offices wired for Landline and Internet
Tenant-controlled electric heat
Electronic keypad locking lever handle on office door
Private Mailbox

Common Areas

24 Hour building with secured tenant access
2 Restrooms on each floor
Large Conference Room
Client waiting area off lobby

Other

Quiet dogs allowed
Painting of interior office walls allowed
Subleasing allowed with permission
6-month minimum lease

Nurses relax outside the Frances Skinner Edris Nurses’ Home. Photo courtesy of seattlechildrens.org.

Once known as the Frances Skinner Edris Nurses home, this registered Landmark housed the nurses for the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital.

Designed by famous architect, A.H. Albertson in 1928, is a fine example of the Colonial Georgian Revival style and was constructed with concrete – even the roof is solid concrete! The exterior features red brick veneer and terracotta cornices. The interior walls were built of solid red clay tiles, plastered on both sides with concrete; and the floors were finished with oak.

The building has been renamed “Arbor Space” with respect to the giant red oak trees lining the building’s sidewalk.

OUR LOCATION

Arbor Space is located on a leafy corner of Boston & 1st Ave N and offers a range of newly renovated private office spaces. Nestled at the top of Queen Anne Hill, this historic building is just steps away from bus lines, shopping, Starbucks, and restaurants. The neighborhood has the quaint feel of a little village, but it’s only a 5-minute drive to South Lake Union.

2120 1st Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109