Frasier’s apartment at the fictional Elliott Bay Towers is apartment 1901.
The number fits the show’s depiction of Frasier’s Seattle home: “19” suggests the nineteenth floor, while “01” identifies the individual apartment. The residence is presented as a spacious luxury condominium with multiple bedrooms, a large living area, a fireplace, a piano, and a dramatic view of the Seattle skyline and Space Needle.
Elliott Bay Towers is fictional, even though the building is repeatedly treated as a recognizable Seattle address. The series places it near the Counterbalance, a steep Seattle street grade, but no real Seattle building matches the apartment’s combination of height, location, and panoramic view. The skyline image seen from the balcony was created for the production rather than filmed from an actual apartment there.
A common mix-up is to treat 1901 as a street address or to assume that Elliott Bay Towers is a real residential complex. In the show’s fictional geography, however, 1901 is Frasier’s unit number, and the building is part of the series’ carefully invented Seattle setting.