Plymouth Housing Group owns and manages 11 buildings that
provide homes to nearly 1,000 residents in downtown Seattle. Our most recent addition to the downtown
community, the Langdon and Anne Simons Senior Apartments, opened
this January in Belltown. It offers 92 apartments with on-site
supportive services for elderly and military veteran homeless
individuals. This building was the fourth and final project
of the Building Hope Capital
Campaign.
Plymouth also leases more than 60,000 square feet of commercial
space in eight Plymouth buildings to 17 different retail tenants. Since
many of our buildings were built around the turn of the century
and have historical significance, Plymouth has played a part in
the preservation of Seattle's history and heritage. View
Property Map (PDF File).
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Cal Anderson House
Capitol Hill
Year Purchased: 2000 (Managed since 1995)
• 23 one-bedroom apartments
with subsidized rents; residents pay 30% of income
• Solely for residents living with HIV/AIDS |
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David Colwell Building
111 Yale North – Cascade Neighborhood
Land Purchased: 1999 (Built in 2000)
• 24 one-bedroom apartments
with subsidized rents; residents pay 30% of income
• 27 studio apartments with subsidies
• 73 studio apartments without subsidies
• Second floor courtyard
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The Gatewood
107 Pine Street – Pike Place Market District
Year Purchased: 1992
• 74 single rooms with
subsidized rents; residents pay 30% of income
• 19 single rooms without subsidies
• Location of Plymouth Housing Group Rental Office |
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Haddon Hall
1921 Third Avenue – Downtown
Year Purchased: 1996
Renovation Completed: 2006
• 9 one-bedroom apartments
without subsidies
• 45 studio apartments without subsidies
• First floor retail space
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The Lewiston
2201 First Avenue – Belltown
Year Purchased: 1999 (Managed by PHG since 1982)
• 48 single rooms
• First floor retail space |
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The Pacific
317 Marion Street – Heart of Downtown
Year Purchased: 1995
• 75 single rooms with subsidized
rents
• 25 studio apartments without subsidies
• 9 one-bedroom apartments with subsidies
• Award-winning National Historic Preservation site
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Plymouth on Stewart
116 Stewart Street
Renovation Completed: April 2006
• 87 single rooms with
subsidized rents
• Formerly St. Regis Hotel
• Home of Carl's Tenant Supply Closet |
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Plymouth Place
94 Bay Street – Uptown Neighborhood
Land Purchased: 2001 (Built in 2003)
• 70 studio apartments
with subsidized rents for formerly homeless individuals |
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The Scargo
2205 First Avenue – Belltown
Year Purchased: 1988
• 45 single rooms with
subsidized rents
• 1 single room without subsidy |
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The St. Charles
619 Third Avenue – Downtown
Year Purchased: 1988
Historic Renovation:
completed June 2004
• 64 single rooms without
subsidies
• Former lobby entrance to the Seattle Opera House
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The Langdon and Anne Simons Senior Apartments
2119 Third Avenue – Downtown
Construction Completed: 2008
• 92 studio apartments
for seniors and military service veterans
• Five units are fully handicap accessible; eleven
are partially handicap accessible
• 20 units reserved for homeless veterans
• Named in honor of Langdon and Anne Simons for their
longtime support for Plymouth Housing Group and many contributions
to the downtown Seattle community
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A.L. Humphrey House
2630 1st Avenue, at Cedar St
Construction under way
Completion expected in the fall of 2010
• 84 furnished apartments for our community's chronically homeless
• Approximately 40 units reserved for chronically homeless people who have a mental illness and/or drug dependency
• Named in honor of A.L. Humphrey, father of Cindy Brettler. Cindy and her husband, Dan Brettler, CEO of Car Toys, are long-time Plymouth supporters and active community advocates for ending homelessness. |
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