Cheap Apartments For Rent Near Seattle University

Set in Seattle's Broadway neighborhood, this charming 1920s building features hardwood floors, high ceilings, and utilities included. The community includes on-site laundry, controlled access, and elevator service, with popular restaurants, cafes, and parks nearby - a good fit for cat owners with numerous pet services and grooming options within walking distance.

Burlingame Apartments residents praise the significant improvements under current management, highlighting the friendly, helpful manager who has transformed the building into a clean, comfortable community. Many love the unbeatable Capitol Hill location, amazing south-facing views, unique apartment designs, and elegant old craftsmanship. However, opinions differ on noise levels during weekends, with some finding the area too loud. Past concerns about maintenance issues and rent increases are noted, though recent residents emphasize positive changes.

Located in First Hill, this 1-bed, 1-bath apartment sits at the north edge of Seattle University's campus with convenient access to classes and campus amenities. The 647 sqft unit connects easily to Capitol Hill's vibrant scene via transit and RapidRide bus routes, making it simple to explore downtown Seattle and beyond.

Located in First Hill, this 55+ senior living community offers income-restricted apartments for households earning at or below 60% AMI with no waitlist. Units include fireplaces, granite counters, and stainless appliances, plus elevator access, underground parking, fitness center, and community events - a good fit for active seniors who want affordable downtown connectivity.

Located in First Hill, Ludlow B Apartments offers a lively Seattle lifestyle with easy access to local dining, coffee shops, and nightlife. Spacious floor plans feature large windows and walk-in closets, while a pet-friendly atmosphere welcomes furry friends. Enjoy the convenience of retail spaces downstairs, including food and service options. With a Walkscore of 98, residents are just minutes from Downtown and Cal Anderson Park, ensuring that vibrant living and urban convenience are always at your doorstep!

Located in Pioneer Square, these studio and one-bedroom apartments feature loft-style windows with Puget Sound views, utilities included, controlled access, and fitness center. The community offers income-restricted affordable housing with walkable access to Pike Place Market, restaurants, nightlife, and train station - a good fit for students and those seeking urban convenience.

Located in First Hill, this thoughtfully designed 510 sq ft apartment features sleek finishes, an open layout, and natural light. The building includes controlled access, garage parking, and onsite laundry, just blocks from Seattle U, Capitol Hill, and downtown - a good fit for students and young professionals.

Quietly set in First Hill, this 1-bed, 1-bath condo offers 459 sqft with a bright living room, spacious kitchen with gas stove, and gated building amenities. Rent includes water, sewer, garbage, and gas. Pet-friendly for dogs up to 25 pounds with on-site laundry and bike storage. Walk to coffee shops, restaurants, and transit lines downtown.

Located in First Hill, these apartments feature open layouts, premium finishes, and top-of-the-line kitchens with Energy Star stainless steel appliances. Units include downtown Seattle views, hardwood-style flooring, and oversized windows. The community offers a 24-hour fitness center, resident lounge, movie theater, pool, hot tub, dog wash, and garage parking.

Nestled in the vibrant Minor neighborhood, Triad Apartments offers a cozy 1-bedroom unit filled with natural light and updated features, including new laminate flooring and kitchen counters. Enjoy the convenience of onsite laundry and assigned off-street parking. Located across from Swedish Hospital and just minutes from Capitol Hill and downtown Seattle, this cat-friendly, smoke-free community is perfect for those wanting easy access to great shops and restaurants.

Lived here for 2 years and loved it. Better rates than most places in the area, and walking distance to food and bars without being too close. They keep the place looking tidy, and with only a $25 increase on rent our second year. I would've stayed if I hadn't left Seattle!

Located in Broadway, these pet-friendly apartments sit just blocks from Cal Anderson Park with on-site laundry, bike storage, and a community courtyard. Units include dishwashers, refrigerators, and vinyl flooring, plus locked entry for security - a good fit for pet owners with outdoor space and nearby pet services.

Located in Atlantic, these brand-new apartments feature top-of-the-line appliances, in-unit washer and dryer, air conditioning, and private balconies with panoramic downtown Seattle views. With a 96 Walk Score, residents enjoy walkable access to restaurants, coffee shops, and parks, plus nearby Frink Park and Central Cinema - a good fit for renters who value walkability and urban culture.

Located in First Hill, these modern studio to three-bedroom apartments include stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and LVP flooring with private outdoor space. Units feature spacious layouts, bay windows, and ample storage, plus professional management and online tenant portal - a good fit for renters who want walkable access to Pike/Pine's restaurants and nightlife.

Located in First Hill, this cozy 1-bedroom apartment sits in a well-maintained 1901 building with secure entry and free laundry. Rent includes water, sewer, garbage, and gas, with only electricity separate. Near the Pike Pine corridor with easy access to restaurants, shopping, downtown, and Broadway - a good fit for renters who want walkable urban living with vintage character.

Our story of being displaced: 9/8/19 just after midnight: upstairs neighbor's hot water heater broke, flooding us. plumber said valve jammed in fully open position when he arrived over hour later. We filled/emptied double bucket setup numerous times. Property manager, Meghan Weinberg of Real Property Associates, ignored our email & phone calls for over 3 days where we explained the severity/tried to know repair schedule. Water remediator explained Meghan hadn't authorized opening the ceiling more nor triming back the exposed fiberglass which had been blown through the apartment for 2 days via a turbo fan and heater. Went in person to have her sign a notice of needed repairs (printed from the Seattle tenants union website). She refused to sign until I removed the portion stating "I have the option of either terminating my liability under my rental agreement or having the repairs fixed myself, paying for the costs myself, and deducting the amount from next month’s rent." She said: *sending plumber = legal requirement of "starting remedial action" *they didn't legally have any time frame to follow for completing repairs. *Maintenance just happens. *They'd be responsible only if she went in our unit and broke our water heater. (background here: water heater in our unit is 15 y.o. & a water heater on the first floor burst, flooding the garage, a few months prior) It was clear at this point that informing me we had no legal rights was more important than getting things repaired. She went on to tell me the water heaters were located in hard to reach areas/built into boxes, laughingly stating "I mean, how are we supposed to get to them?" After involving the city council, SDCI office, and calling the building owner's registered agent/lawyer (in case owner was unaware of severity of their flooded building), in addition to communications with the property managers, we received in total FIVE AND A HALF WEEKS of "drying time." We had a "tomorrow" turn into "next week" and later a complete no show/no contact after Meghan promised she was "on top of it." Rather than remove the sodden drywall 9/16 after the property manager's own repair man said the "ceiling was trashed," they waited another month to allow mold to fill the ceiling. We gave notice seeing the grim future on repairs on 10/10. Contractor, Francisco's helper Angelo arrived on 10/15. He took samples from the ceiling, showing them to my partner - black with mold. Partner went back in the bedroom assuming things would be halted due to discovery. NO, helper made a phone call before RESUMING sawing out the molded out ceiling. ON TOP OF OUR POSSESSIONS - WHERE WE WERE STILL LIVING! I simultaneously spoke with the SDCI inspector. Meghan had called him that morning to ask for more time on repairs so we could move without them getting in the way. (Yet, they hadn't stopped sawing even after finding mold). I arrived home 5-10min later, THE ENTIRE APARTMENT WAS HAZY WITH DEBRIS & SMELLED POTENTLY OF MOLD. Static film was used rather than heavy plastic sheeting and only covered 3 sides of one of the holes - no real effort to contain the mold/drywall dust. Partner's eyes were burning in the bedroom behind the closed door. We hurriedly moved our things that day - massive amounts of washing and throwing our things away over these 2 weeks since. Contractor gave me a fake/unregistered business name when asked for his name/business name and insisted he was not responsible for the repairs and was only following RPA's instructions that if the ceiling was wet to open it up. RPA in turn blamed him for the "misunderstanding." After another 16 days (10/30), as of writing this today, there has been no concession/refunded rent confirmed for this debacle. Meghan is still "discussing with the owner." The ONLY fortune we had in the situation was that we were not stuck in a lease and were month to month when this occurred. If you move here, STARTING DAY ONE - document, document, document, document and be prepared to take it to court.

Condo with 1 bed in First Hill, this 440 sqft unit features SE-facing windows for natural light in both the living room and bedroom. Granite countertops accent the kitchen and bath, while in-unit laundry adds convenience. Access to a rooftop deck with panoramic city views and building fitness center. Water, sewer, and gas included in rent.

Set in First Hill, these furnished apartments include fully equipped kitchens, in-unit laundry, and modern amenities like WiFi and live TV. The building features a roof deck, residents lounge, BBQ area, and assigned parking - good for work from home with natural lighting, common work areas, and 16 coworking spaces nearby.

Located in First Hill, these pet-friendly apartments feature spacious floor plans, large windows, walk-in closets, and vinyl flooring. The building includes controlled access, on-site laundry, and no breed restrictions for pets. Minutes from Pike Place Market, Cal Anderson Park, and downtown Seattle with a Walk Score of 98.

Set in First Hill, this furnished one-bedroom apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen, in-unit laundry, and city views. The building features a rooftop deck, fitness center, elevator, and dog park. With flexible lease options and 24/7 support, it's a good fit for professionals and pet owners near top-rated schools and Seattle's dining scene.

Located in First Hill, this spacious SE-facing corner 2-bedroom apartment features granite countertops, laminate wood flooring, and a master bedroom large enough for a king bed. The building includes reserved garage parking, indoor bicycle storage, elevators, and a community garden courtyard - a good fit for cat owners with nearby pet services and wellness amenities.

Tuscany Apartments receives mixed feedback from residents. Many praise former manager Alexander for his professionalism and helpfulness. The historic building's character, beautiful facade, and central location near transit, dining, and amenities appeal to creative types and city dwellers. However, opinions split on management quality after staff changes, with concerns about package security, maintenance issues, and building upkeep.

Located in First Hill, this cozy 1-bedroom apartment features brand new floors and sits in a well-maintained 1912 building with secure entry. The unit includes free laundry in the building, with rent covering water, sewer, garbage, and gas. Near the Pike Pine corridor with easy access to restaurants, shopping, downtown, and Broadway.

I had to make a sudden and unexpected relocation from overseas to Seattle and had an excellent experience with Bonavista and Felix Flats. At every step they we're very helpful. I chose Felix Flats because it looked like a great location to live without a car and so far that seems to be the case. The unit is also very nice--its actually better than I had imagined it to be when I signed the lease before arriving.

Located in First Hill, these renovated apartments feature in-unit washers/dryers, quartz countertops, vinyl plank flooring, and stainless steel appliances. The building includes controlled access, elevator, and on-site management with Amazon parcel lockers. Walk Score of 97 and Transit Score of 100 put Capitol Hill and downtown within easy walking distance.

Union Apartments offers stylish studios, spacious one-bedrooms, and roomy two-bedroom homes in Seattle's dynamic Capitol Hill area. Recently renovated and pet-friendly, these urban spaces are locally owned with tailored management services by Keasy, creating a seamless living experience.

Located in First Hill, these apartments feature open floor plans, granite countertops, in-unit laundry, and stainless steel appliances. The community includes a fitness center, bike storage, EV charging, garage parking, and complimentary coffee bar - a good fit for social life with over 1,100 restaurants within a mile and pet owners with nearby grooming services.

Lexington Apartments residents appreciate the quiet, well-maintained building with spacious units and great natural light. Many enjoy the convenient location walking distance to Cap Hill and Downtown. Management responsiveness varies - some praise quick problem-solving while others report unaddressed maintenance issues like plumbing problems. Rent increases concern some tenants.

Located in Broadway, this modern one-bedroom apartment includes granite countertops, dishwasher, built-in microwave, and generous closet space with mirrored doors. The building features laundry on every floor, controlled-access entry, and reserved covered parking - a good fit for cat owners with nearby pet services and Capitol Hill's walkable dining and entertainment scene.

Located in Minor, this newly remodeled 1-bedroom apartment includes new appliances, granite countertops, vinyl plank flooring, and plenty of closet space in a turn-of-the-century building. Units feature stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, and large windows. Near shops, restaurants, and parks - a good fit for pet owners with 25 pet supply stores and multiple grooming services nearby.

Set in Seattle's Minor neighborhood, these spacious apartments feature sleek kitchens, elegant finishes, air conditioning, and ample storage. The community includes outdoor spaces with fire pits, secure entrances, and bike storage, with Seattle University and major hospitals nearby - a good fit for pet owners who want walkable access to dining and entertainment.

Quietly set in Stevens, this renovated 1-bed, 1-bath apartment sits next to Kaiser Medical Center with Seven Hill Park right behind the building. The 690 sqft unit features quartz countertops, new cabinets, dishwasher, and combined washer/dryer on the top floor. Enjoy picnic tables, community garden, and cherry blossoms in the park, with utilities at $80/month copay.

Located in First Hill, these pet-friendly apartments feature stainless steel appliances, abundant storage, and walk-in closets. The community includes a rooftop deck with city views, fitness center, garage parking, and outdoor lounge spaces - minutes from Pike Place Market, Seattle Art Museum, and Lumen Field with excellent transit access.

Saxton residents praise the friendly, professional staff who go above and beyond, with quick 24-48hr maintenance response. Popular amenities include rooftop with grills, gym, game room, convenience store, and cider bar. Modern units feature good layouts, natural light, and quality finishes. Great First Hill location between downtown and Capitol Hill with transit access. Residents feel safe and appreciate the well-maintained building and active community events.

Apartment in Atlantic, this 1-bed, 1-bath unit offers 438 sqft with outdoor space and Broadcast Coffee downstairs. Downtown commute takes under 20 minutes by bus, while Frink Park and Judkins Park provide nearby green space. The same block features KF Sushi NW, Standard Brewing, The Wood Shop BBQ, and other dining options.

Experience comfort in this pet-friendly 1-bedroom apartment featuring a thoughtfully designed kitchen and flood of natural light. Located in a secure community near Harborview Medical Center, it offers a cozy vibe and access to affordable living in the vibrant Central District. With close proximity to parks and key amenities, this residence is ideal for those seeking a tranquil spot with a community-focused atmosphere.

Sitting in First Hill, this fully furnished 1-bed, 1-bath apartment offers 586 sqft of modern living with a fully equipped kitchen and in-unit laundry. The building features rooftop BBQ, elevator access, residents lounge, and assigned parking. Premium amenities include smart TV, wireless speaker, luxury linens, and 24/7 support through the Blueground app.

Set in Seattle's Broadway neighborhood, these 1-bedroom apartments occupy a 1907 building with original walls, murals, and vintage fixtures. Units include high ceilings, hardwood floors, gas heat, and app-controlled laundry. Near Central Co-Op, Trader Joe's, cafes, and Seattle University - a good fit for cat owners with nearby pet services.

I lived here for 6 years and initially chose this place because I wanted to live in a charming old capitol hill building. While I'm grateful for the memories I've made with my loved ones while I lived here, the apartment is not the cause for any of them, and I hope my experiences can be helpful for you. Things to consider: - I consistently had plumbing issues in my bathroom and kitchen. My kitchen flooded multiple times, I had to have my radiators repaired multiple times (one completely removed because it couldn't be fixed), they'd have to occasionally shut off the water supply for hours for repairs so I’d have to pop over to a cafe to use the bathroom, and access to hot water was inconsistent. The shower pressure was frequently low, and the water was a light rusty color. Sometimes I've had to shower in an empty unit because mine needed repairs. My tub leaked into my downstairs neighbor's unit so frequently that they had a hole in their bathroom ceiling/could see the bottom of my tub for a while. My friends who live in other old buildings in capitol hill haven't had as many plumbing issues. - the walls are thin enough that you hear neighbors talking and doing a variety of normal human activities (in the bathroom, bedroom, you get the picture). - utilities proportionally cost more because the appliances and plumbing are old. When I lived here I usually paid about $150 - $180 in utilities each month, plus around $35 for laundry. My highest water bill was about $300, when there was a water leak in the building. I now live in a larger apartment with more efficient appliances, and my utility bills (including laundry) are around $60. - I'd recommend reading the yelp reviews for northwest apartments regarding security deposits, especially over the last 5 years. They charged me over $2000 for cleaning and repainting my 520 sqft unit. I took very good care of my apartment while I lived there, and left it in better condition than most of the units I was touring when looking for my new home Living here is a bit like flying spirit airlines, except if it cost the same as flying business class on alaska. It was becoming increasingly hard to justify, so I moved. I'm still in the heart of capitol hill and my monthly housing costs are the same (what I pay more in rent I save in utilities) but I now have a dishwasher, in-unit washer and dryer, AC, and my walls are thick so I no longer hear my lovely neighbors pooping or talking on the phone. I made do with the challenges of living here, but after getting to know the neighborhood and the various housing options over the last 6 years, I can confidently say there are many better choices regardless of whether you're looking for a charming old building or something modern with amenities. I hope my experiences can help you make a decision that's right for you.

Set in Atlantic, Seattle, WA, these furnished apartments include fully equipped kitchens, in-unit laundry, and elevator access. The building features a roof deck, residents lounge, BBQ area, bike storage, and dog park - a good fit for pet owners with outdoor spaces, nearby dog parks, and pet services throughout the area.

Located in Seattle's Mann neighborhood, these boutique apartments feature in-unit laundry, wood plank flooring, walk-in closets, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The community includes a roof deck, private BBQ area, garage parking, and controlled access - a good fit for remote workers with high-speed internet and natural lighting.

Stencil residents praise the intimate 36-unit community with great location, nice finishes, and excellent management responsiveness. The rooftop retreat and proximity to downtown/Capitol Hill are highlights. Staff like Mae, Jacques, Alisha, and Javier receive outstanding reviews for professionalism and going above and beyond. Some note the minor inconvenience of the shared leasing office being a block away at The Central building.

Nestled in First Hill, Hill House Apartments offers easy access to local dining, retail, and medical facilities, making life a breeze in Seattle. With a walk score of 94 and bike score of 75, it's perfect for those who love to explore on foot or by bike. Enjoy the security of garage parking and the convenience of onsite laundry in this welcoming community. Effortless city transit options ensure adventures are always at your fingertips!

Set in Minor, these furnished apartments include in-unit laundry, fully equipped kitchens, and private entrances. The building features a game room, roof deck, elevator, and dog park, plus 24/7 support and bike storage - a good fit for remote workers with common areas for meetings and ample natural lighting.

This east-facing 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offers a roomy layout with wall-to-wall windows flooding the space with natural light. Enjoy an updated kitchen and ample closet space in both bedrooms, complemented by ceiling fans for added comfort. Located in vibrant Capitol Hill, residents benefit from proximity to public transit, cafes, and restaurants, along with shared laundry facilities and convenient utilities. Perfect for those seeking city living with style!

Located in Seattle's International District, these newly renovated apartments sit above the famous Uwajimaya Market with a private Zen courtyard and smoke-free community. Units include in-unit laundry, dishwashers, walk-in closets, and balconies, plus controlled access, elevator, and garage parking - minutes from Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, and light rail.

Uwajimaya Village residents praise the exceptional staff, particularly leasing agent Baker and maintenance team Richard & Mike for their responsiveness and professionalism. Many love the convenient location atop Uwajimaya Market with easy grocery access, nearby authentic Asian restaurants, and proximity to public transit. The secure Amazon/Luxer package lockers, beautiful koi pond courtyard, and community events are frequently highlighted. Apartments are described as spacious and quiet despite the urban setting. While most reviews are overwhelmingly positive about management and amenities, the building's city location may not suit those preferring suburban settings.

Residents of Great Location with Full Washer and Dryer in Unit and Full Kitchen! enjoy beautifully renovated homes in Capitol Hill, offering modern finishes and tons of natural light. This pet-friendly community features keyless entry, stainless steel appliances, and energy-efficient LED lighting. With a walk score of 98, everything from hip bars to eateries is just steps away, making it the perfect spot to explore Seattle without the hassle of driving.

The Views at Madison offers modern apartment living in Seattle’s vibrant Central District. Residents enjoy stunning views of Mount Baker and Lake Washington through expansive windows. Thoughtful features include easy parking, in-unit laundry, and an unbeatable location near local parks, Safeway, and Trader Joe's. The community ensures convenience with online rent and maintenance portals, providing a stylish home without compromising quality.

1717 E Jefferson offers a bright, oversized 1-bedroom apartment in Seattle’s desirable Central District. This ground-floor unit features approximately 650 sq ft, great natural light, and direct access to outdoor space. Enjoy the convenience of a private parking lot and on-site washer and dryer, along with a pet-friendly policy for small dogs and cats. With easy access to Capitol Hill and First Hill, dining and transit opportunities are just minutes away.