Studio Apartments for Rent in First Hill, Seattle, WA

Located in First Hill, these apartments feature hardwood floors, oversized windows, and secure entry. The community includes on-site laundry, package lockers, covered parking garage, and fitness center. Situated on a bus line with walkable access to shops and services - a good fit for renters who want transit convenience and natural lighting for work from home.

Seriously the most charming, welcoming, and beautifully maintained building in First Hill and Capitol Hill. I lived here seven years (my first apartment in Seattle as a newly independent 20-something), and then bought a condo in Eastlake. I never stopped missing the Stockbridge, so less than 4 years later I sold the condo and moved back into the Stockbridge! The BEST part of this building is Janelle and I was absolutely thrilled she was still here. Best building manager EVER. She really cares, makes the building and every unit feel like home with her hard work and special touch, is super on top of everything, brings positive energy, and is amazing at making the Stockbridge the classic gem that it is! I also adore Paulo the maintenance man, who’s very speedy and equally delightful. When I saw them both greet me in the lobby my first day back I truly felt home. I’m a Stockbridge lifer as long as they’re here.

Set in First Hill, this historic 1901 building offers cozy studio and 1-bedroom apartments with large windows, open-concept layouts, and stainless steel appliances. The community includes keyless entry, a peaceful courtyard with BBQ, clubhouse with full kitchen, on-site laundry, and bike storage - minutes from Capitol Hill restaurants and public transit.

Abbottsford Apartments residents praise excellent soundproofing, affordable pricing for First Hill location, and responsive manager Dustin. Many highlight the efficient studio layouts and proximity to Capitol Hill attractions. While most love the quiet atmosphere, some note floor noise between levels and occasional amenity maintenance needs.

Located in First Hill, these efficient units feature modern finishes, cooktops, microwaves, and large windows with built-in shades. The community includes a rooftop deck with city and mountain views, bike storage, secured access, and package lockers. Seattle Central College sits 2 blocks away with Seattle University nearby via streetcar - a good fit for students and remote workers.

I just love living here. It's brand new, quiet and the staff, Andrew and Bethany, are so great to work with. It's a block up the street from Pike so it's close enough to go have fun but far enough for peace. Big windows, a great roof top deck, new everything, and it's super safe. I've been here for several months with no problems!

Located in First Hill, these modern apartments feature open-concept layouts, wood plank and concrete flooring, tile backsplashes, and Energy Star appliances. The community includes a rooftop deck with BBQ area, bike storage, on-site laundry, and controlled access - a good fit for pet owners and urban professionals who want walkable access to downtown dining and transit.

Summit Flats is a fairly nice place to live. Secure building, nice rooftop area, good facilities. Not the most sound proof, but that's really my only issue. The building manager Emily is really nice, keeps us informed of any issues, and tries to make the lobby feel welcoming with decorations from time to time. Overall, one of the better places I've lived.

Located in First Hill, these fully furnished apartments include in-unit laundry, equipped kitchens, and smart TVs. The building features a swimming pool, fitness center, rock climbing wall, dog park, and residents lounge with 24/7 support - a good fit for work-from-home professionals with natural lighting and nearby coworking spaces.

Located in First Hill, these fully furnished aPodment suites include private bath, kitchenette, bed, and desk at no extra cost. The five-story community features shared kitchens, landscaped patios, and a rooftop deck with sweeping city and mountain views. Steps from Seattle University with quick access to Capitol Hill, downtown, and frequent transit lines.

Located in First Hill, these eco-friendly studios and lofts range from 180-450 square feet with built-in desks, large windows, and rooftop views of downtown Seattle. Units include fridge, microwave, and cabinet space, plus on-site laundry and a rooftop deck - good for remote workers with the built-in workspace and natural lighting.

Alcove First Hill residents praise the helpful, responsive staff and management team who assist with relocations and maintenance requests. Many appreciate the pet-friendly policy, modern amenities, great downtown proximity, spectacular city/mountain views, and rooftop deck. The building features universal design elements and includes utilities. However, some note the microstudio size requires downsizing belongings, occasional phone system issues, and typical apartment living sounds between units.

Located in First Hill, these apartments offer studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and townhome layouts with in-unit laundry, efficient appliances, and views. The community includes a fitness center, garage parking, concierge service, and outdoor space - near Capitol Hill, Pioneer Square, and downtown with excellent transit access.

Set in First Hill, these historic 1926 studio apartments feature original hardwood floors, granite countertops, and large walk-in closets across four unique floor plans. Units include full kitchens and abundant natural light, with select apartments offering downtown skyline views. Cat-friendly with controlled access entry and card-operated laundry - ideal for Seattle University students and medical professionals near Virginia Mason and Swedish Medical Center.

Embassy Apartments receives mixed feedback from residents. Some appreciate responsive management, particularly Alexander who provides helpful service and quick responses to requests. The affordable pricing and secure package delivery are noted positives. However, many cite significant noise issues due to thin walls, old wooden floors, and street sounds that can disrupt daily life. Maintenance response times vary, with some reporting delays requiring multiple requests. The building's age shows, though experiences with upkeep differ among residents.

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, this renovated 1-bedroom apartment includes hardwood floors, an updated kitchen with modern finishes, and on-site laundry facilities. The building sits in a Walk Score 97 neighborhood with convenient access to downtown, Capitol Hill, restaurants, and nightlife - a good fit for renters who want urban convenience and social opportunities.

814 Columbia St receives mixed feedback from residents. Some appreciate finding housing that meets their needs. However, management issues are frequently cited, with concerns about unresponsive communication, incomplete maintenance requests, and limited on-site presence affecting the living experience.

Located in First Hill, these income-restricted apartments offer studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom layouts for qualifying households earning up to 60% AMI. Units include open floor plans, granite counters, and controlled access, plus garage parking and a central courtyard. Near Swedish Medical Center and transit.

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.

Located in First Hill, this studio apartment offers 442 sqft of modern design with income-restricted pricing. The 1-bath unit sits within walking distance of work, shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Light rail and bus access provide convenient transit connections throughout Seattle, with no on-site parking available.

Located in First Hill, these pet-friendly apartments feature floor-to-ceiling windows, in-unit laundry, and solid surface countertops. The community includes a rooftop deck with BBQ space and ping pong tables, 24/7 fitness center, clubhouse, and dog park - a good fit for pet owners and remote workers with common areas and natural lighting.

Located in First Hill, this preserved historic building features compact studios with quartz countertops, laminate flooring, and either full kitchens or food prep areas. The community includes two shared kitchens, lounge, workspaces, shared patio with grill, bike storage, and controlled access - a good fit for urban professionals who value walkable access to downtown, Capitol Hill, and thousands of nearby restaurants.

423 Terry Apartments in the Heart of First Hill receives mixed feedback from residents. Many appreciate the responsive leasing staff, quality finishes, stainless steel appliances including gas ranges, and swift maintenance responses. The peaceful resident community and reasonable pricing are highlights. However, opinions differ on several aspects: package theft concerns, bike storage security, frequent water/power outages, noise from neighbors and street activity, and building cleanliness issues. The lack of elevator to upper floors and small studio sizes are noted drawbacks.

Set in First Hill, these pet-friendly apartments include gourmet kitchens with premium appliances, panoramic city views through large windows, and spa-like bathrooms. The building features controlled access, bike storage, roof deck, and residents lounge. Utilities included in rent, plus common areas for remote work - a good fit for professionals who work from home.

Located in First Hill, these income-restricted studio to 3-bedroom apartments serve households earning 50-60% of Area Median Income with modern design and hardwood-style flooring. The community includes a roof deck, fitness center, residents lounge, and controlled access. Minutes from light rail and bus lines with work, dining, and entertainment within walking distance - a good fit for renters seeking affordable urban living with strong transit connections.

Located in First Hill, these modern apartments include quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry, and hard surface flooring. The community features a fitness center, roof deck, co-working lounge, and garage parking - a good fit for social life with over 1,100 restaurants within a mile and easy access to Capitol Hill nightlife.

Gridline residents praise the modern apartments with stainless steel appliances, in-unit washers/dryers, and excellent climate control. The building offers great amenities including a fitness center, rooftop with city views, underground parking, and bike storage. Staff receives high marks for being helpful and responsive. Location in Capitol Hill provides walkability to dining, bars, and transit while remaining quiet inside. Some note occasional elevator noise in adjacent units.

Located in First Hill, this studio apartment features hardwood floors, a massive walk-in closet with built-in storage, and a tiled kitchen backsplash. The vintage building includes card-operated laundry and reserved parking (subject to availability), with easy access to Pike/Pine dining and downtown Seattle.

Belmont Apartments receives mixed feedback from residents. Some enjoy their time at the community. However, many express concerns about maintenance issues including gas leaks, plumbing problems, and water quality. Move-out charges are frequently disputed, with residents reporting unexpected cleaning and repair fees deducted from deposits.

Located in First Hill, these pet-friendly studio and 1-bedroom apartments feature historical charm with original molding, built-in shelving, large windows, and spacious closets. The community includes on-site laundry, a pet play area, and controlled access - a good fit for pet owners who value walkable transit access and proximity to 340 museums and cultural centers.

Located in First Hill, these 1920s-era apartments include wood floors, rooftop deck access, and attached parking garage. The building sits near all First Hill hospitals with easy downtown and I-5 access, plus a block from Melrose Market and the Starbucks Reserve Roastery - a good fit for pet owners with the rooftop deck and nearby pet services.

Oxford Crest Apartments receives mixed feedback from residents. Many appreciate the location and building itself. However, opinions sharply divide on management quality. Some residents formed strong community bonds and praised previous management for exceptional cleanliness and responsiveness. Current concerns include maintenance issues, cleanliness standards, communication difficulties, and billing disputes. Several tenants have relocated due to these changes.

Belboy offers a spacious studio in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, featuring high ceilings and large east-facing bay windows. A thoughtfully renovated kitchen and bathroom enhance the condo-quality experience. Enjoy a quiet retreat just blocks away from vibrant shops, restaurants, and bars, with easy access to downtown. Pet-friendly options are available with minimal fees. Don't miss out on free rent through November 15th and a $500 Visa gift card for signing!

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.

Property management is incredible! Especially Trista who has gone above and beyond to take the concerns of residents and respond in a timely and professional manner! Maintenance is also thorough and responds to tenants with patience and respect. Common areas are always cleaned and maintained.

Located in First Hill, these newly renovated apartments include in-unit laundry, updated finishes, brand new kitchen appliances, and select units with private balconies. The community features controlled access, gated parking garage, and Amazon package lockers, with no pet breed or weight restrictions - steps from major medical centers like Harborview, Swedish, and Virginia Mason.

Sitting in First Hill, this studio apartment offers 400 sqft with 1-bath in Seattle's Cambridge Apartments. The prime location provides easy access to public transportation and a variety of shopping, dining, and recreational options throughout the neighborhood.

Right in First Hill, this ground-floor studio condo offers 373 sqft with hard-surface flooring and stainless steel appliances. The unit includes in-unit laundry, a large bathroom with ample storage, and one assigned off-street parking spot. Walk to shops, restaurants, and coffee shops from this well-maintained building. Pet-friendly for one pet under 25 pounds.

This studio-bed, 1-bath First Hill rental offers 496 sqft of modern living near Seattle University. The pet-friendly apartment sits in one of Seattle's most vibrant and growing neighborhoods, with convenient access to campus and downtown. Modern amenities and a prime location make this studio ideal for students and young professionals.