Rooftop Pool and Outdoor Lounge at ōLiv Seattle

rooftop pool at ōLiv Seattle

The rooftop at ōLiv Seattle is unlike anywhere else in town. With a resort-style pool, a sprawling sundeck, and city views that hit different, it’s where everyday student living levels up. Cool off, meet up, or just take a breather above it all. You won’t find this experience at any other off-campus apartments near the University of Washington. Take a dip and stay awhile.

What’s on the Rooftop and Outdoor Lounge at ōLiv Seattle?

The rooftop spans the entire top floor. It’s split into zones for swimming, grilling, lounging, and gathering.

Here’s what’s up there:
● Resort-style swimming pool
● Sundeck with built-in seating
● BBQ grilling stations
● Fire pits
● String lights and covered seating areas
● Panoramic views of the city and waterways

Resort-Style Pool With Skyline Views

High above Seattle, the rooftop pool offers extensive skyline views of Union Bay and the University of Washington.

The water stays cool when Seattle heats up. When the weather cools down, the surrounding lounge keeps the rooftop usable. Fire pits add warmth and covered seating blocks the wind.

Even when the summer ends, the space remains a popular retreat for residents, especially on sunny days in Seattle.

Comfortable Lounge Areas for Everyday Use

Students come up to the rooftop to study with headphones on. Roommates come up to hang out after dinner. Friend groups claim a section for birthday celebrations or post-finals decompression.

A spot near the fire works for chasing warmth. The poolside catches sunshine. Covered areas provide shade when needed.

Game days turn into grilling events. Birthdays become backyard-style celebrations without leaving the building. Even quiet weekdays feel more interesting when dinner moves outside and the sun sets over downtown Seattle.

It’s why people stay longer than one year. It’s why roommates renew together. It’s why friends tour the building after hearing about it.

Book a tour at ōLiv Seattle today to experience the expansive rooftop and its views over Seattle.