The Terry Denny is a historic building built in 1889 for many years known
as the Northern Hotel. A part of the Seattle Underground Tour, the Terry
Denny building is located on 1st Avenue South in the heart of Pioneer
Square. Renovated in 2000, including a complete seismic retrofit, The Terry
Denny consists of 48 loft apartments above 11,016 square feet of ground
floor retail space. Located around the corner from the Seattle Ferry
Terminal, and walking distance to Lumen Field, The Terry Denny
experiences heavy tourist and day/night-time pedestrian and vehicle
traffic. Pioneer Square is a highly sought-after destination for some of the
cities hottest restaurants, sidewalk cafes, retail establishments, and high
occupancy office buildings catering to Seattle’s creative firms. Pioneer
Square is also home to First Thursday Art Walks, the longest running art
walk in the nation.
