The story
116 Aloha offers a rare kind of Queen Anne condo living: a three-level home with real separation, two oversized gated parking spaces and the feel of a private city residence. The reverse floorplan puts the main living level on top, where kitchen, dining and living spaces open together with hardwood floors, gas fireplace, breakfast nook and outlooks that give the home light and lift above the street along with a downtown, Elliott Bay and space needle view. The layout works because each level has a clear job. The top floor is for gathering, cooking, working from the table and ending the day by the fire. The middle level gives the primary suite its own quiet position, separated from the social spaces above and guest/flex rooms below. The garden-level entry adds an en-suite bedroom and a flexible second room for office, guests, media, fitness or storage. A private patio extends the level outside. Private outdoor space, in-unit laundry and secure building access support the daily pieces, while two oversized gated parking spaces give the home a practical advantage that is hard to overstate in Queen Anne. This is not a standard flat condo. It is a layered city home for someone who wants more privacy, more function and more room to live without leaving the neighborhood. Set on Queen Anne, close to Lake Union, the Seattle Center, KEXP, Climate Pledge, blocks to Kerry park, coffee, transit and downtown. A city home with separation, parking and a plan that lives well.
