Elizabeth James House
About the Building
Located near services and stores, including a grocery and bus service right outside the door. Residents will enjoy the controlled access building and improvements in energy efficiency. Some apartments have panoramic views.
Neighborhood
Capitol HillHUD Waitlist Status
The waitlist is open for select apartments in this building. See what’s available and apply for a HUD apartment waitlist here.
60 Total Apartments
All one bedroom apartmentsBuilt in 1968
Income Requirements
Household must qualify for HUD-subsidized housing. Please contact our office for more information.Restrictions
Must qualify as elderly or disabled.Transit
Convenient access to Metro bus routes, Sound Transit, and Link light rail. See Walk Score for more.
Amenities
- Paid water/sewer/garbage
- Energy-saving features
- Elevator
- On-site laundry
- Free parking available (please inquire about availability)
- Controlled access
- Shared BBQ area
- Garden area/pea patch
- Resident lounge
- Pet friendly
- Resident Services available
Historical Trivia/Special Notation
The Elizabeth James House was built by Russell Gideon, a prominent figure in Seattle named by Ebony magazine as one of the nation’s 100 most influential black citizens. Gideon named the building after his mother, Elizabeth James.
Contact Information
For leasing inquiries, contact (206) 895-1400 or leasinginfo@communityrootshousing.org
