1000 - 1020 Western Avenue - National Bldg, Seattle, WA

The National Building is located in the Waterfront District, an area that is experiencing tremendous growth and redevelopment. Seattle, long known for its maritime emphasis is making visible changes to the city's under used waterfront, and the National Building is a direct beneficiary of the added amenities. It is one block from Harbor Steps. Harbor Steps Park connects First and Western Avenues with graceful plazas, cascading fountains and reflecting pools and is easily accessible for tenants of the National Building. It is a historic building two blocks from the Waterfront with convenient access to Ferry Terminals, nightlife, restaurants, and shopping.

The National Building, formerly a produce and grocery warehouse, was part of the phased development of the Cornerstone Development Company and its focus on the waterfront in the early 1980's. Spectacular views of Puget Sound are seen through windows with operable sashes. Noted for its distinctive exposed brick walls and timber beams, it is on the National Registry of Historic Places designated as a Seattle Landmark Building. High quality furniture and accessories industry comprises the National Building retail tenants, including Norwalk Furniture, Driscoll Robbins and Deep Interior. The building hours are from 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM. The National Building has daily roving security throughout the building from 6:30 PM - 7:00 AM. The building has an on-site building engineer and on-site storage.