Take your business to new heights with a sought-after high-rise address in Downtown Seattle. At 76 stories high, the Columbia Center is Washington’s tallest building, offering prestigious Office Space in Seattle’s financial district. The grand structure has a sleek, modern interior and benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views over the city. Enjoy the aspect over lunch from the 40th floor cafe, or stroll outside to find a diverse selection of coffee shops and restaurants right on your doorstep.
Book a meeting room on the 42nd floor of Columbia Tower, 701 Fifth Avenue, in the heart of Seattle's downtown financial district. Rooms include a video conference setup, a large display, a whiteboard, a flip chart and high-speed WiFi, with floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views over the city. As Washington's tallest building, it is a striking, well-connected venue for hosting clients.
On the 42nd floor of Columbia Tower, 701 Fifth Avenue, in downtown Seattle's financial district.
A video conference setup, large display, whiteboard, flip chart, high-speed WiFi and natural light.
Yes, floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views over Seattle from Washington's tallest building.
Pioneer Square station is around 389 metres away, with Symphony and other light rail stations close by.
Yes, there is a 40th floor cafe plus coffee shops and restaurants right on the doorstep.
Columbia Tower rises 76 stories with panoramic views over downtown Seattle.
Steps from corporate offices, legal firms, Pike Place Market and Westlake Center.
Pioneer Square and Symphony light rail stations sit within walking distance.
Columbia Tower rises above downtown Seattle at 701 Fifth Avenue in the heart of the financial district. Pioneer Square station is around 389 metres away, with Symphony, International District/Chinatown and Occidental Mall stations plus bus stops on Pike Street all within roughly a kilometre. Parking lots sit within reach, and a 40th floor cafe, coffee shops and restaurants line the doorstep. The Seattle Art Museum, Pike Place Market, Westlake Center and the Waterfront Promenade are all a short walk away.