Charbern Inn

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Price: $1,200,000

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Site Details

Address

1713 Belmont Ave

Neighborhood

Capitol Hill

Total Rooms

Net Rentable SF

4,240 Sf

Land SF

5,000 SF

Zoning

MR (M)

Parcel No.

880490-0685

Opportunity

The Charbern Inn, located at 1713 Belmont Ave, Seattle, WA, is a rare investment opportunity in the heart of Capitol Hill, one of Seattle’s most sought-after urban neighborhoods. Built in 1908, this historic 10-room multifamily property retains its timeless charm while featuring upgraded systems, making it an attractive investment for value-add repositioning or long-term cash flow stability.

98 Walk Score

Just minutes from Seattle Central College, Cal Anderson Park, and the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station.

Proximity to Major Employers

Amazon, Apple, Google, and Seattle’s tech and healthcare hubs are driving rental demand.

Return-to-Office Trends

Seattle’s rising office occupancy and surging renter demand are fueling rent increases across the downtown core.

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About the Area

Charbern Inn is ideally located in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, one of the city’s most vibrant and walkable urban districts. With a Walk Score of 98, residents enjoy immediate access to top-tier dining, nightlife, boutique shopping, and cultural attractions. The property is just steps from the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station, providing seamless connectivity to downtown Seattle, South Lake Union, and the University of Washington, making it an ideal location for professionals, students, and urban dwellers. Additionally, the neighborhood is home to key employers, including major tech firms and the First Hill medical corridor, which houses Swedish, Virginia Mason, and Harborview hospitals.

Beyond its local amenities, Capitol Hill benefits from Seattle’s broader economic growth, with limited new housing supply and increasing demand for centrally located rental properties. The nearby $1.1 billion Waterfront Seattle redevelopment, continued expansion of the city’s light rail system, and the return-to-office surge from major employers like Amazon, Apple, and Starbucks are all driving factors that reinforce the area’s long-term investment appeal. With its dynamic energy, strong tenant demand, and proximity to Seattle’s economic hubs, Capitol Hill remains one of the most sought-after rental markets in the city.