What is the name of the building where Frasier lives?

Frasier lives in the fictional Elliott Bay Towers building.

The apartment is presented as a luxurious Seattle condominium, where Frasier Crane occupies apartment 1901. Its large windows and balcony provide the show’s famous view of the Seattle skyline, including the Space Needle and the surrounding city.

Elliott Bay Towers is not a real Seattle residential tower. The building and apartment interiors were constructed for the television production, while the skyline view was created using staged imagery and background photography. The fictional address helps give Frasier an affluent, urban setting that fits his career as a radio psychiatrist.

The name comes from Elliott Bay, the real body of water on Seattle’s central waterfront. Viewers sometimes confuse the building with the real locations used for exterior shots or with the neighborhood around Queen Anne, but Elliott Bay Towers itself exists only within the world of Frasier.