Frasier apartment

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Frasier's Apartment (Apartment 1901 at The Elliot Bay Towers) is a residence in Seattle, Washington, on Frasier. Following his departure from Boston in 1993, Frasier Crane moves into the astonishing Elliott Bay Towers. The apartment has 3 bedrooms and a large sitting room, with an adjacent kitchen and a fireplace. There are two steps up to a landing with a terrace overlooking the city with a view of the Space Needle. Frasier's decorated the flat entirely with ecclectic pieces of art and…

Niles' Apartment is an apartment in The Montana, where Niles lives. It is frequently seen throughout the series. It has many unnecessary rooms, including a gift wrapping room. It is very expensive and only has many residents of high social status. The building does not allow cats or dogs as pets, so Niles has to get rid of the dog he owned for a brief while and instead adopts a Cockatoo, whom he names Baby. Baby eventually died after accidently swallowing Daphne's ear ring. Niles eventually…

Frasier Crane Apartment

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On the new 'Frasier' revival, Kelsey Grammer's titular shrink has a swanky new home in Boston. Production designer Glenda Rovello takes us through the apartment, which rivals Frasier's iconic Seattle abode.

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The set of Frasier

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