Seattle Condo Buildings

Carbon 56

Carbon 56 occupies a four-story building at 2015 Terry Avenue, giving it a different scale from the residential towers that often define Denny Triangle.

2015 Terry Avenue · Denny Triangle · Seattle

Building Highlights

Built
2004
Stories
4 fl
Neighborhood
Denny Triangle
Building Type
Condominium
Market
Seattle

The Building Story

A low-rise alternative in Denny Triangle

Carbon 56 occupies a four-story building at 2015 Terry Avenue, giving it a different scale from the residential towers that often define Denny Triangle. Current condominium records date the building to 2004. The property was subsequently marketed as a condominium conversion, with the Carbon 56 name establishing its present residential identity.

Its homes include compact single-level spaces and larger layouts with additional bathrooms. Current records also show that the language used to describe a bedroom can differ between listing copy and county classifications, an important detail for buyers considering an open sleeping area or loft-like arrangement. The strongest comparison is therefore the actual floor plan rather than a bedroom label alone. For someone seeking a Terry Avenue location in a smaller building, Carbon 56 belongs in the same search as the surrounding towers, with its own interior scale and circulation.

Location

2015 Terry Avenue

The address lies in Denny Triangle near its transition to South Lake Union.

Building

Four-story profile

Carbon 56 offers a lower building scale than many nearby condominium towers.

Era

2004 construction

Current residential records consistently distinguish the construction date from later condo marketing.

Layouts

Open-plan distinctions matter

Public records and MLS descriptions do not always classify sleeping spaces the same way.

Good to know

Before choosing a home here

  • Check whether the sleeping area is fully enclosed and how its light and ventilation meet your needs.
  • Compare actual measured space, bathroom count and internal circulation, since similarly labeled homes can have different layouts.
  • Review the unit’s exposure to Terry Avenue and surrounding buildings at the times of day you expect to be home.
Explore the research behind this building

Architecture and project-history references describe the original design. Current amenity access, financial condition, building rules and individual property features must be verified from the latest association and listing records.

Homes for Sale

Currently available at Carbon 56

Explore available homes, photography and pricing from the live NWMLS feed.

Pinnacle GroupLuke Bartlett

Listing data is provided by Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS) through IDX Broker. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and must be independently verified.

Rental & Leasing

Leasing at Carbon 56

Rental cap
Current HOA documents required
Minimum lease
Current HOA documents required
Short-term rentals
Current HOA documents required
More rental details
Cap status / waitlist
Current HOA documents required
Subleasing
Current HOA details required
Lease / registration
Current HOA details required
Rental / move-in fees
Current HOA details required
Background checks
Current HOA details required
Source status
Needs verification
Last verified
Current HOA documents not reviewed

Leasing rules and availability may change. Confirm current terms with the condominium association before purchasing or leasing.

What Buyers Should Know

Due-diligence checklist

  • Resale certificate
  • Reserve study
  • Budget and financial statements
  • Insurance
  • Assessments
  • Capital projects
  • Litigation
  • Rental rules
  • Owner occupancy
  • Financing / warrantability
  • Parking and storage rights
  • View / future development
  • Building systems and age

What Sellers Should Know

Who you compete with

Sellers compete with current same-building inventory, similar stacks, floor height, views, parking, condition, amenities and nearby buildings.

Work with Luke

Considering a condo at Carbon 56?

Association rental and leasing rules, rental caps, current cap availability, waitlists, minimum lease terms, fees and short-term-rental policies can change at any time. Information should be independently verified through the current resale certificate, declaration, rules and regulations, association management and applicable City of Seattle requirements before purchase or lease.