“Much like any other Seattle apartment building! Plymouth owns and operates renovated historic properties and new construction in downtown, central, and north Seattle, and in Bellevue. Our buildings include community spaces—from television and reading rooms to community kitchens and gardens—plus staff offices. Some buildings also have on-site medical offices staffed by nurses or doctors from Neighborcare Health or Harborview Medical Center.”
111 Cedar St.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-728-5658
Construction on the A.L. Humphrey House was completed in July 2010, providing 84 new studio apartments as well as incorporating many green building features. Named in honor of A.L. Humphrey, father of Cindy Brettler, a long-time Plymouth supporter and active community advocate for ending homelessness along with her husband Dan Brettler, CEO of Car Toys.
A.L. Humphrey House features:
171 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: 206-677-8880
For this project, Plymouth partnered with St. Francis House to redevelop the site of their current building. The new development will not only provide St. Francis House with a new base of operations, but it will also bring around 100 new affordable, supportive apartments to First Hill.
Watch the grand opening video.
1014 Boylston Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-210-0575
This exciting joint development with Bellwether Housing is Seattle’s first affordable high rise in over 50 years. This project features:
Watch the grand opening video or read the complete Press Release.
501 Rainier Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone: 206-325-3371
The first building of the PROOF campaign, Bob and Marcia Almquist Place opened in April 2020. Almquist Place is also our first building in the Chinatown-International District.
The building features:
• 102 fully-furnished studios for people who’ve experienced homelessness + three staff apartments
• Community meeting rooms
• Street-level retail space along King Street
• Outdoor plaza with a public art installation and streetside landscaping
Watch the Mission Moment: Almquist Place video to take a look inside.
111 Yale Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: 206-381-8448
Located in the up-and-coming Cascade neighborhood, The Colwell Apartments are within walking distance to REI’s flagship store, several public parks- and restaurants, as well as Seattle’s downtown area. Colwell was built in 2000 and named after Plymouth’s founder, David Colwell. Note: The Colwell Apartments are managed and leased by Allied Residential. For more information on the Colwell’s unsubsidized apartments, contact colwellbuilding@alliedresidential.com
The Colwell features:
610 2nd Ave. N.
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: 425-998-7349
Named after our late colleague, Kristin Benson Place brings supportive housing and arts space to the Uptown Neighborhood near Seattle Center. Leveraging funding from the City of Seattle’s Office of Housing and funding from our PROOF Capital Campaign, Kristin Benson Place features:
Watch the grand opening video.
2119 3rd Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-374-9409
Completed in 2008, the Langdon and Anne Simons Senior Apartments has green building features such as EnergyStar appliances, Low VOC paints, low toxic adhesives and recycled materials. Located in the Belltown neighborhood next to Plymouth Housing’s administrative offices, this building was named after long-time supporters and community leaders, Langdon and Anne Simons.
The Simons Senior Apartments feature:
2209 1st Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-728-5369
Erected in 1911, The Lewiston was once known as the Lewiston Hotel and is located in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. With the old hotel’s sign still in tact, this building is an example of Plymouth’s goal to preserve historic buildings and integrate low-income housing into various neighborhoods.
The Lewiston features:
317 Marion St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-621-1478
Located in Seattle’s Financial District, The Pacific Apartments were purchased by Plymouth Housing Group in 1995. This building is a recipient of the State Historic Preservation Officer’s Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Historic Preservation.
The Pacific Apartments features:
219 Pontius Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: 206-223-2012
The LEED Platinum-certified Pat Williams Apartments provide safe, supportive living for formerly homeless adults in modern studio apartments. Residents participate in Plymouth’s Recovery Support Program, receiving focused, daily support on their journey out of substance use disorder.
The Pat Williams Apartments feature:
13638 SE Eastgate Way
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone: 206-210-0450
Bellevue’s first permanent supportive housing building, Plymouth Crossing opened its doors in July 2023. Located in the Eastgate neighborhood, Plymouth Crossing features 92 studio apartments on a housing campus that includes a men’s shelter operated by PorchLight and low income family housing operated by Inland Group.
Plymouth Crossing will also feature onsite healthcare partners Vituity and Rely.
Watch the grand opening video or read the complete Press Release.
710 Cherry St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-708-7265
Plymouth on First Hill opened its doors to residents in September 2017. This building, in close proximity to First Hill’s medical institutions, provides furnished studio apartments to those experiencing long-term homelessness and critical medical challenges. In addition to Plymouth’s wraparound support, residents receive on-site medical and behavioral health care from Harborview Medical Center staff.
Plymouth on First Hill features:
Watch a video tour led by resident Sarah.
116 Stewart St.
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-838-5091
Plymouth Housing purchased this historic building in 2004 and renovated it to repair damage from the Nisqually earthquake (including changes to the façade to restore its historic character) and create 87 apartments. Located in the heart of downtown—and just blocks away from the beautiful Puget Sound—Plymouth on Stewart is surrounded by shops, restaurants, cultural organizations and, libraries.
Plymouth on Stewart features:
94 Bay St.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-285-4332
Built in 2003, Plymouth Place is located on the cusp of the Belltown and Lower Queen Anne neighborhoods. Its colorful façade and modern characteristics are a welcomed addition to the area.
Plymouth Place features:
2209 1st Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-728-5369
The historic Scargo Apartments were purchased by Plymouth Housing in 1988, and a total renovation was completed in 2010. The Scargo Apartments are connected to the Lewiston Apartments, and they share an entry way, an elevator and common areas. Located in the vibrant Belltown neighborhood, restaurants and boutiques serve as neighbors to this attractive brick building.
The Scargo Apartments feature:
2017 3rd Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-448-6614
Sylvia Odom’s Place opened in February 2016. This building houses formerly homeless adults who have participated in Plymouth’s innovative PSH Thrive program. These residents move from one of Plymouth’s 24/7 supportive properties to more independent (yet still supportive) living at Sylvia Odom’s Place—simultaneously opening up fully supportive homes for people who are moving right out of homelessness.
Sylvia Odom’s Place features:
6400 15th Ave. NW
Seattle, WA 98107
Phone: 206-210-0600
Our first building in ballard, Toft Terrace opened in January 2023. The building offers:
Why “Toft Terrace”? In Old Norse, toft means “homestead” or “site of a house.” Given Ballard’s historical and contemporary ties to the Scandinavian community, our naming committee sought a name that would honor that heritage while also promoting the idea of “home” to our residents.
Watch the grand opening video or read the complete Press Release.
Some of Plymouth’s buildings are historic properties that have been renovated—such as Plymouth on Stewart, the former St. Regis Hotel.
Some of Plymouth’s buildings, such as Blake House and Plymouth Crossing, are new construction.
All of our permanent supportive apartments are furnished to ensure that our residents have the essentials that turn an apartment into a home.
Plymouth’s permanent supportive housing includes secured entrances that are staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week so that our residents have access to support whenever they need it.
Relaxing amenities—such as the roof deck at Sylvia Odom’s Place—offer Plymouth’s residents a chance to de-stress and enjoy their building.
Spacious community rooms are an important part of Plymouth’s buildings, as they provide opportunities for residents to socialize and develop supportive relationships with their neighbors.
