What will replace nearly-historic South Lake Union landmark

Apr 11, 2017, 2:27 PM | Updated: 2:30 pm

BY KIPP ROBERTSON

Former MyNorthwest Content Editor

The Row House Cafe in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood will go the way of so many other old buildings in the city. The cafe, made up of three bungalows, will be demolished to make room for more apartments.

According to city documents, the bungalows, which date back to the early 1900s, will be demolished and replaced with an eight-story, 91-unit apartment building.

Initially reported in The Seattle Times, the Landmarks Preservation Board denied giving the building landmark status.

The bungalows, according to the Times, will be demolished in 2018.

PLUS Investments based out of Bellevue is the project’s developer.

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