Positioned at the gateway to Seattle’s industrial and creative core, 111 South Lander Street is a rare, adaptable building with immediate appeal to owner-users, creative tenants, and light manufacturers. Originally built in 1905 with exposed timber and vintage charm, this three-story structure offers approximately 23,380 square feet of flexible space on a 9,000 SF lot—just steps from the new Lander Street overpass and minutes from downtown. What sets this property apart is its incredible adaptability, open floor plates, and versatile layout, it is perfectly suited for conversion to light manufacturing, fabrication, or mixed-use creative production. The Industrial Maritime zoning (IG2 U/85 - M) supports a wide range of industrial and production-related uses, from warehousing and light manufacturing to maker studios and production facilities, making this building a compelling option for businesses needing urban industrial space with character.