Tacoma's Theater District High-End Condos #201

This is our condo #201 our other condo #200 is at VRBO #96674. We took this condo to its own VRBO listing but it shares the same wonderful 5 star reviews as condo #200. Lodge in an upscale and art-filled condominium, located in the heart of the revitalized Tacoma Theater District. The Rowland Building is a completely renovated historic property that features two upscale condos tastefully furnished with original artwork, a cozy studio, and friendly bar and grill. Guests are welcomed to their stay in our luxury condos with a complimentary bottle of wine, pound of coffee, and chocolates. Experience urban living at its finest that is within walking distance to the Theaters, the International Glass Museum; the Washington State History Museum; the Tacoma Art Museum; the Le May Car Museum; the YMCA; The University of Washington Tacoma Campus; and Antique Row. Visit the Thursday Farmers Market (two blocks away May-October) and buy fresh produce, arts, and crafts; and dine at one of the many nearby popular restaurants, pubs, and breweries (within one block of the condos). This area is an ideal base from which to explore the nearby Puget Sound (located three blocks from the Thea Foss Waterway). Travel enthusiasts can visit, by car or ferry, sophisticated Seattle; bucolic Vashon Island; and beautiful Victoria, Canada. Outdoor lovers can visit nearby Point Defiance Park, and marinas - Recreational opportunities abound with skiing and hiking at Crystal Mt.; Snoqualmie; and Mt. Baker (about an hour away). Nature devotees can visit Mt. Rainier; the Olympic National Rain Forest; and Mt. St. Helens, which recently celebrated the thirty-year anniversary of its historic eruption. Why settle for the sterile atmosphere of a cramped hotel room when you can experience urban living with all the creature comforts in a spacious, intimate space of your own surrounded by original artwork! Keywords: Condominium, Tacoma, downtown, upscale, original art, Theater District, lodging, luxury, furnished, museums, condos