Property Highlights

Welcome to your home on the way to everything. Crane at Interbay offers studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for all of you Seattle commuters. A little about your new apartment community: • Large Roof Deck with BBQ, sink, and Fire Pit. Amazing views of Elliot Bay and Fisherman’s Wharf. • Roof top dog walk area. • Intimate Club Room with large screen TV, soft seating and Coffee Bar. Covered patio off the Club room overlooking the entry on 16th Ave W. • Two story amenity lobby. • Large art installations. • Iconic architecture. • LEED Gold design and construction standards • Design and Construction features such as: - Lush but drought tolerant landscaping including green roof gardens - High efficiency water boilers with circulating hot water system so that residents waste no water ‘waiting’ for the tap to get hot. - Front loading washer and dryer in each unit. - Insulated glass casement windows with high STC rating to minimize exterior noise [when shut :)]. - Low-flow fixtures to reduce water usage. - Quartz counter tops - Stainless steel high efficiency GE appliances. - Fabulous views of Elliott Bay - Many units have large walk through closets providing secondary private entrance between the bathroom and bedroom. - Secured fob door entry system with a single device to access the building, its common areas and your own apartment. About the Neighborhood: Interbay, as the name implies is between two bays: Salmon Bay on the north, part of the Lake Washington Ship Canal, across which is Ballard; on the south by what remains of Smith Cove, an inlet of Elliott Bay; The neighborhood which is in the valley between Queen Anne and Magnolia Hills is bordered on the East by 15th Avenue W. and Elliott Avenue W.; and on the West by Thorndyke, 20th, and Gilman Avenues W. Within easy walking distance of Crane are the following neighborhood businesses and parks: • Interbay Golf Course and Driving Range • Interbay P- Patch Garden • SPU Soccer Field • Myrtle Edwards Waterfront Park and bike path • Across the street from - Red Mill Burgers - Pagliacci Pizza - QFC • Easy walking or bus ride to dining, Whole Foods, and the D Line and 32 Bus Route As the Urbanist wrote: The building "resembles railway boxcars or storage containers taking design cues from the massive rail-based container transfer facility just west of the site. The facade reinforces those attributes with corrugated steel painted in a variety of warm colors. The colors emphasize the boxy form of containers and build verticality while serving to breakup the scale and bulk of the structure. Perhaps most striking in the building is the exterior staircase framed by a ribbon of mercurial orange. The framing offers the perfect opportunity to highlight the namesake of the building to passerby on 15th Ave W. Meanwhile, the architects have also implemented progressive step-backs of the structure to further reduce the weight of the building over the public realm below. Doing so has enabled space on the upper floors to be used for semi-private spaces like balconies and common gardens for residents.”