In the Delridge area of West Seattle, this home doesn’t seem like a condo—mostly because it’s a house. But if you look a little closer, you’ll find it’s part of several large duplexes and triplexes facing one another, connected by cute stone pathways.
These 23 units are part of Puget Ridge Cohousing, a self-governed condominium association founded on community support, shared resources, and conservation. The grounds are peppered with open spaces like play areas, organic gardens, and native plantings, including fruit trees. Parking is located by the edge of the property to preserve this serene aesthetic.
This unit, J22, has plenty of space, with four bedrooms
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