The Roost Lofts

The Roost is a newly developed co-living community located at 901 Hiawatha Place South in Seattle, Washington. Designed by Neiman Taber Architects, The Roost aims to foster a sense of livability, affordability, community, and sustainability within an urban environment. Positioned in a vibrant neighborhood known for its artistic ambiance, the project promotes a live-work lifestyle, making it a desirable option for those seeking both affordable housing and a supportive community network. The living spaces at The Roost primarily consist of double-height units that feature loft beds, effectively maximizing space by allowing room for work areas and additional furnishings on the main level. Floor plans vary in design, offering options from cozy studios around 160 sq. ft. to larger lofts of about 332 sq. ft., appealing to a diverse range of residents looking for flexible living arrangements. The common areas in the building are designed to encourage community interaction, with amenities including shared kitchens, a dining area, a TV lounge, and meeting rooms, creating ideal settings for social gatherings and fostering a sense of neighborly connection. In addition to the individual unit advantages, The Roost boasts various community amenities catering to the lifestyle of its residents. These include smaller kitchen facilities on multiple floors, allowing ease of food preparation, as well as a secure bike room and additional storage options. Complementary Wi-Fi and laundry facilities are also provided, ensuring that residents have access to essential needs within the community. The Roost is committed to achieving Built Green 5-Star Certification, emphasizing its focus on sustainable living practices. This dual emphasis on personal space and communal facilities positions The Roost as a competitive player in the co-living market, offering a modern and engaging living experience for urban dwellers.