Fey Abbey

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Fey Abbey was a victorian house in the Central District of Seattle. It was built in 1902 and demolished in 2005. The Abbey got its name from its owner, Brian Fey, a sort of cult figurehead. The Abbey hosted events and was well known by for its counter-culture character, clothing optional hot tub and thought provoking events.


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