The Eagle’s Nest
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High availability
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$50 per hour
Seward Park Audubon Center
http://sewardpark.audubon.org/facility-rental-1 5902 Lake Washington Blvd S, Seattle
Jennie Sheridan
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206-652-2444 x100
| Dimensions | 15 x 34 ft. |
| Square Footage | 510 sq. ft. |
| Ceiling Height | 8 ft. |
| Max Occupancy | 30 persons |
| Accessibility | ADA compliant |
| Parking | Onsite parking (free) |
| Lighting | Natural lighting Windows Fluorescent |
| Walls | Plaster and Lathe |
| Flooring | Wood floors |
| Seating | Flexible seating |
| Other Qualities | Outdoor area |
Type
Meetings / Meetups, Workshops / Classes, Events, Readings
The Space
THE EAGLE’S NEST - A historic room with stately charm
Located on the Center’s second floor, this offers a sweeping view of
the park gardens through lead glass paned windows. The Eagle’s
Nest has received Landmark Historic status and has been restored in
keeping with the building’s original style and materials. The room
holds a maximum occupancy of 30 people, with wooden floors and
a lounge area near the working Craftsman fireplace, it offers an
intimate setting ideal for smaller retreats, board meetings,
receptions, or luncheons. The Ann Lennartz Memorial Library is
housed in the Eagle’s Nest giving the room the feel of an English
study. The room offers the modern convenience of a build-in LCD
projector and projection
screen. Wi-Fi and a
conference are also
available. The Center has
many table and setting
arrangements and
options. The room
measures 15’ x 34’.
Hourly Rental
$50 per hour
Room rental hourly rates are based on rentals during regular business hours,Monday through Saturday, 9AM—5PM. Rentals outside these hours will incur an additional hourly fee for periods outside regular business hours.
Additionally, rentals during holidays may incur additional fees. All rentals are subject to staff availability. Early or Late Event $20/hr additional. Please contact us to check availability.
Rental Requirements
Alcohol Policy
All alcoholic beverages must be handled and served by a licensed and fully insured beverage handler. Alcohol may not be sold and must be consumed inside the building. Seward Park Audubon Center must be provided with a certificate of insurance from the licensed beverage handler and should name National Audubon Society, Inc. and the City of Seattle as insureds. Other restrictions apply. Please refer to rental policy or ask a Center staff member for more information.
The Basics
Equipment
Catering
Seward Park Audubon Center
5902 Lake Washington Blvd S, Seattle
http://sewardpark.audubon.org/facility-rental-1
The Building
Near the entrance to the park, the Seward Audubon Center welcomes your to a special place within the city.
The Seward Park Audubon Center welcomes neighbors, both near and far. We offer activities that connect people to inspiring programs that illuminate the natural world and inspire them to take conservation actions. As part of the National Audubon Society’s network of Centers and State Programs, Seward Park Audubon Center’s mission is to inspire diverse audiences to conserve natural ecosystems and build healthy communities for people, birds and wildlife. Each year the Center delivers guided walks, lectures, and other programs to Seattle area residents and invites over 18,000 visitors through its doors.
Seward Park is one Seattle’s premier outdoors areas. The park encompasses all of Bailey Peninsula, bordered by Lake Washington and Andrews Bay. The park’s 277 acres included one of the oldest stands of trees in Seattle and features more than two miles of shoreline. The park’s various ecosystems create habitat for a great variety of flora and fauna, and an unique location for viewing birds.
The building is a fully restored structure built in 1927 as “Ye Seward Park Inn”. For sixteen years the building served as the business and residence for inn operators Frank and Catherine Redfield and family. After many years of use by Seattle Parks & Recreation, Audubon mounted a campaign the restore the facility, including modern upgrades, to become an environmental education center. Along the way facets of the building received landmark status, and in 2008 opened it’s door to the public as the Seward Park Audubon Center.
Hours
Monday though Saturday, 9AM - 5PM. Additional hours are available, but incur additional fees.
Parking
Free parking is plentiful, but seasonal park visitation and park events will make parking hard to find.
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