4421 & 4425 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
A twenty-nine-home condominium community on the western slope of Fremont — a short walk from Fremont Peak Park, the Ship Canal, and the neighborhood's coffee shops.
Harbor Lights West was built in 1988 as a pair of residential buildings set above a shared parking level, tucked into the hillside where Fremont climbs toward Phinney Ridge.
The two addresses — 4421 and 4425 Greenwood Ave N — sit side by side on a landscaped, gently terraced lot. Homes range from one-bedroom flats to two-bedroom layouts, most with a private balcony or deck, and the buildings share an elevator, secured entry, and covered parking.
The exterior envelope, including siding, windows, patio doors, and deck railings, was fully replaced in a 2010–2011 project. The community is governed by an owner-elected volunteer board of directors and managed day to day by a professional property management company.
Photo: Salmon Bay from Fremont Peak Park · Wikimedia Commons
Harbor Lights West sits on the quiet western edge of Fremont — residential enough to be calm, close enough to walk to nearly everything.
A small hilltop park about four blocks up the ridge, with a sculpted overlook facing northwest over Salmon Bay toward the Olympics. Best at sunset. Woodland Park and the Zoo are a comparable walk in the other direction, and the Burke-Gilman Trail runs along the Ship Canal below.
Frequent bus service in every direction, and an easy walk or bike ride to the Ship Canal crossings.
Fremont's coffee culture starts a few blocks downhill — Milstead, Lighthouse Roasters up on Phinney, Caffé Ladro, and the long-running Fremont Coffee Company in the old house on N 34th. Add a PCC and a QFC within walking distance, the Sunday Fremont Market, and the restaurants and breweries along N 36th and Leary Way.
Everything for current owners and residents lives in the association's online portal, hosted by our management company.
Opens in a new tab at 3stripe.managebuilding.com. New owners: your management company sends a portal invitation shortly after closing.
On Greenwood Avenue North between N 44th and N 45th Street, in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood — just west of Woodland Park and just north of the Ship Canal.
