Apartments for Rent in Seattle, WA

Located in Seattle's Alki neighborhood, these pet-friendly apartments sit steps from Alki Beach with spacious floor plans, large windows, and well-equipped kitchens. Units include generous closet space and storage, with waterfront restaurants like Duke's Seafood, Alki Cafe, and Spud Fish & Chips nearby.

Located in University District, this newly remodeled 11-bedroom, 3-bath house features huge rooms, hardwood floors, a new kitchen with two refrigerators, and in-unit washer/dryer. Off-street parking in back plus easy street parking, near UW campus, Light Rail, Whole Foods, and The Ave with top-rated schools within half a mile.

Located in First Hill, these renovated apartments feature laminate plank flooring, updated electrical and plumbing, and onsite laundry. The building welcomes cats and small dogs with a no-smoking policy, situated within walking distance to Harborview, Swedish, and Virginia Mason hospitals - a good fit for healthcare workers and pet owners.

Set in Seattle's University District, this vintage 1918 building offers remodeled apartments with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and warm wood plank flooring. The small 6-unit building sits less than a mile from UW with individual entrances, walking distance to Whole Foods, and under 30 minutes to downtown via light rail.

Craft Apartments combines sleek interiors with eco-conscious design in Seattle's Minor neighborhood, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, full-size washer/dryer, stainless steel appliances, and quartz countertops. The community includes a rooftop deck with city views, garage parking, and pet relief area - a good fit for remote workers with large windows for natural lighting and 11 coworking spaces nearby.

Craft Apartments residents appreciate the great location and decent pricing. However, many experience significant challenges with management communication - difficulty reaching staff for inquiries and poor responsiveness to tenant concerns. Some residents report disputes over move-out fees and charges.

Located in Broadway, this charming vintage studio features original hardwood floors, a classic clawfoot tub, and large windows with natural light. The space includes a gas range, generous closet space, and on-site laundry. Near Volunteer Park and hundreds of restaurants, cafes, and cultural venues - a good fit for social life with Capitol Hill's vibrant dining and nightlife scene.

St Florence Apartments residents appreciate the beautiful heritage building, good location, and strong neighbor community. However, opinions sharply differ on management responsiveness, with many citing delayed maintenance repairs, communication issues, and security concerns including mail theft.

401 Harvard Ave (123) offers a spacious two-bedroom apartment that blends style and convenience. Enjoy cooking in a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, all while basking in natural light on gorgeous hardwood floors. The open floor plan maximizes space and comfort, while energy-efficient features help save on bills. Located within walking distance to grocery stores, fitness centers, and the monorail station, experience effortless living in the heart of Seattle!

Located in Junction, this top floor corner unit offers a 1-bedroom apartment with in-unit washer/dryer, one parking space included, and water/sewer/garbage covered in rent. Walk score of 95 puts shops, restaurants, and transit across the street on California Avenue, with Whole Foods Market and West Seattle Golf Course nearby.

This light-filled 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom Ballard bungalow features vaulted ceilings and a cozy gas fireplace in the living room. The gourmet kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops. A luxurious primary suite showcases a soaking tub and Carrera marble double vanity. Enjoy eco-friendly living with high-end finishes, extra storage in a dry crawlspace, and two assigned tandem parking spaces, all just minutes from local cafes, shops, and parks.

Nestled in Stevens, this fully remodeled 1920s home features large windows that bask the space in natural light. Situated a block from cozy cafés and eateries, enjoy easy access to Volunteer Park, Miller Park, and vibrant community life. This smoke-free building offers secured entry, private parking options, and free bike storage. With public transit just a stone's throw away, urban convenience blends seamlessly with serene living. Ideal for enjoying all that Seattle has to offer!

Wallingford House Apartments offers inviting studio living just a bike ride away from Gasworks Park. These bright units feature access to a shared garden and on-site laundry facilities. Nestled in a peaceful neighborhood, residents can enjoy an array of restaurants and shops just minutes from their doorsteps. Cats and small to medium dogs are welcome, making this an ideal spot for pet lovers seeking a vibrant community lifestyle!

Set in Green Lake, this updated three-bedroom apartment features a large living room and storage area just two blocks from Green Lake Park. No fee listing with 11 photos available. Near Green Lake Community Center, Evans Pool, restaurants, and fitness options including yoga studios and gyms.

Located in Broadway, this classic studio apartment features beautiful hardwood floors, ample storage, and loads of natural light with an updated kitchen. One block from QFC and major transit lines including the 49, 60, and light rail station, plus minutes from dozens of restaurants and nightlife - a good fit for renters who want walkable urban living with strong transit access.

You literally raised my rent $400 even after I signed and renewed my lease because you decided to add an addendum. Also the building manager dead names me so there’s also that. If I could give you a zero I would, but I can’t so I’m giving you a one. Thankfully it’s a roof over my head.

A apartment in Green Lake, this pet-friendly 1-bed, 1-bath unit offers 945 sqft of flexible living space with excellent natural light and hardwood floors. The layout includes a large non-conforming bedroom and private balcony, plus rare off-street parking and shared laundry. Located steps from Fremont Avenue dining and cafes, with PCC Co-op a 10-minute walk away.

Located in Lower Queen Anne, this bright apartment features hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, and spacious storage just steps from the Space Needle, Climate Pledge Arena, and Kerry Park. The pet-friendly building includes controlled access and on-site laundry, with easy bus connections citywide and nearby attractions like MoPop and Pacific Science Center.

Set in Adams, this historic loft apartment features hardwood floors, exposed brick, tall ceilings, and beautiful exposed beams. With a Walk Score of 97 and Bike Score of 96, everything is steps away including restaurants, shopping, and the Ballard community. Onsite laundry and pet-friendly policies make it a good fit for pet owners.

Located in Seattle's Adams neighborhood, this renovated studio features a unique layout with separate living and sleeping areas that feels more like a one-bedroom. The unit includes hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and a deck, with secure access and on-site management - steps from QFC, Ballard Library, and the Ballard Sunday Market.

Set in University District, this spacious 8-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom townhome includes in-unit washer/dryer, dual refrigerators in the kitchen, and comes partially furnished. The cat-friendly property features modern finishes and large windows - a good fit for students or remote workers who value walkable transit access and quiet study spaces.

Located in Madrona, these spacious apartments feature open floor plans with European-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, energy-efficient stainless steel appliances, and in-unit washer/dryer. The building includes a secured courtyard, onsite parking, and controlled entry, just blocks from Madrona Beach Park with direct bus lines to downtown - a good fit for pet owners with nearby grooming services and pet supply stores.

Located in Lake City, this refreshed 1-bedroom apartment features high ceilings, new flooring, and fresh paint that create an open, airy feel with natural light. One reserved parking space is included, plus there's a one-month free rent special. Near Meadowbrook Community Center and top-rated schools within 0.6 miles.

Located in Lower Queen Anne, these apartments feature thoughtful layouts with in-building laundry, private bathrooms, balconies, and a rooftop deck. Units include mini-fridges and microwaves, with easy access to Seattle Center, Kerry Park, and the Space Needle nearby - good for students and young professionals who want walkable city living.

Vistana Apartments is now Leasing receives mixed feedback from residents. Many appreciate the convenient location with nearby gyms, restaurants, and bars, plus competitive pricing. Some love the beautiful area and plan to renew. However, concerns include thin walls causing noise issues, small unit sizes, and disputes over security deposits upon move-out.

Located in South Lake Union, these historic 1907 apartments feature spacious vintage units with clawfoot tubs, high ceilings, and extra storage space. The building includes controlled access and on-site laundry, with a walk score of 96 - good for renters who want walkable access to Capitol Hill, Denny Triangle, and 978 restaurants within a mile.

I have lived at this property for close to four years. I was one of the first residents to live on this property. I rent a five-bedroom and pay a little over $2200 a month I’ve never been late and never had any complaints. You definitely do not wanna live on this property. The parking is terrible and their policies regarding the parking are terrible and inconsistent. They tow cars as a business if you were to ask me. They have staff at the property with a super high turnover. They also have a class-action suit against the HNN property management company right now for fraudulently keeping tenant's security deposits! Don’t move here! The property and the units are beautiful but you’ll regret everything except the price! Those are only some of the cons! The pros are 1. If you put a work order in, they will fix it immediately! 2. The living space is beautiful and comfortable! 3. The maintenance people are very friendly That somehow doesn’t make up for the stress that you have to endure with their conflicting policies and the deceptive staff! This is the last straw with them for me. (I can’t even begin to go into detail without writing a book about their unprofessionalism) I’m moving as soon as possible!

Located in Broadway, this newly renovated one-bedroom apartment features laminate wood flooring, large windows with natural light, and a functional open floor plan. The building includes on-site laundry, indoor bike storage, and reserved parking options, with easy access to Capitol Hill's restaurants, cafes, and nightlife just one block from Broadway.

Good location. For those currently living there, know that they will take your security deposit. We were required to repaint our apartment at the end of our lease. After numerous inquiries, the leasing company refused to give us the correct paint color. We repaired all nail holes and repainted over them, but were charged for repainting the entire apartment because it was not the correct paint color. $600 for repainting a 300 square foot apartment!!!

Located in University District, these studio apartments sit just two blocks from UW campus with full kitchens, on-site laundry, complimentary wireless internet, and intercom entry. The community includes on-site management and maintenance teams, plus easy access to buses and light rail for getting around Seattle.

Located in Lower Queen Anne, this spacious corner unit features a massive walk-in closet, built-in shelving, vintage clawfoot bathtub, and separated kitchen with gas range and refrigerator. The building includes on-site laundry and outdoor parking options, just blocks from Seattle Center, Climate Pledge Arena, and Myrtle Edwards Park - a good fit for cat owners with nearby pet services and grooming.

Queen Anne Arms residents appreciate the quiet atmosphere, reasonable pricing, and good neighborhood location. However, many express frustration with property management communication issues, particularly unresponsive staff after move-in. Common concerns include unexpected unit changes, carpet instead of advertised hardwood floors, high laundry costs ($6 per load), expensive parking ($400+/month), package theft problems, and disputes over security deposit returns. Building maintenance and mold issues are also mentioned negatively.

Located in Laurelhurst, this newly renovated one-bedroom top floor unit features new paint and flooring in an 11-unit building. Steps from the Burke-Gilman Trail, Lake Washington, and Magnuson Park, with biking access to University of Washington and walking distance to U-Village shops, restaurants, and Children's Hospital.

This charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhome features an inviting open concept living area with a cozy fireplace, ideal for gatherings. The kitchen shines with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Bamboo floors accentuate the spacious layout, while the master walk-in closet provides ample storage. Step outside to a fenced back patio, perfect for BBQs and relaxation. Enjoy the convenience of in-unit laundry and pet-friendly options in the vibrant Columbia City neighborhood.

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.

Located in Loyal Heights, these boutique apartments feature hardwood floors, quartz countertops, and modern appliances with on-site laundry and optional parking. The six-unit community offers cat and small dog-friendly living with no pet deposit, plus quick access to Ballard's retail corridor and downtown Seattle - a good fit for pet owners with nearby Golden Gardens Off-Leash Dog Park and pet services.

Set in Broadway, these spacious vintage apartments feature clawfoot tubs, extra storage, and old-world charm with controlled access and on-site laundry. The pet-friendly community welcomes up to two pets and sits one block from QFC with a 98 walk score - steps from Capitol Hill's restaurants, nightlife, and Volunteer Park.

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Set in South Lake Union, this top-floor 1-bedroom sits in a 1911 vintage building with hardwood floors, controlled entry, and onsite laundry. The southeast corner unit includes a $75 flat utility fee and welcomes small dogs under 25 lbs, with easy access to major tech companies and public transit nearby.

Located in Ravenna, these luxury apartments offer studios to 2-bedroom layouts with European designer cabinets, modern plank flooring, and 14-foot ceilings in loft units. Select apartments include private terraces, plus garage parking, controlled access, and Energy Star certification. Walk to Roosevelt Sound Transit station - a good fit for pet owners with outdoor spaces and nearby pet services.

Saxe Apartments residents praise the spacious units with large patios, excellent management team led by Heather who is responsive and communicative, and consistently clean common areas. The pet-friendly community in walkable Ravenna offers great restaurants, coffee shops, and bus access downtown.

A house in Wedgwood, this 3-bed, 1.5-bath home sits on a quiet residential street with LVP flooring and a wood-burning fireplace. The 1,280 sqft layout includes a versatile bonus room for a home office or playroom, plus a large rear deck and fully fenced yard - a fit for pet owners and remote workers. Covered carport parking for 2 vehicles and seasonal yard care included.

A house in North Delridge, this 4-bed, 3.5-bath layout spans 3,200 sqft with an open floor plan and chef's kitchen. The rooftop deck offers territorial views, while the private backyard and patio add outdoor space. Radiant heating, EV charging, and wine cooler round out the amenities, with easy highway access for commuting.

Located in North Beacon Hill, this newly remodeled 2-bedroom unit features an open floor plan with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and laminate flooring throughout. The unit includes in-unit washer/dryer, a peaceful balcony overlooking green space, and up to two parking spots - near Dr. Jose Rizal Park and Beacon Hill Park.

This 1-bed, 1-bath condo in Bitter Lake features fresh paint and a private balcony with great natural light throughout the 617 sqft layout. The kitchen offers ample storage connecting to the living space, while building amenities include secured entry, elevator access, and on-site laundry. Easy highway access to I-5 and Highway 99 puts shopping, dining, and transit within reach.

Located in Lake City, these pet-friendly apartments offer studio, 1-, and 2-bedroom floor plans with open layouts, in-unit washer and dryer, modern kitchen appliances, and controlled access entry. The community sits minutes from the Lake City Farmers Market, Meadowbrook Community Center, and Matthews Beach Park, with easy public transit access.

Located in Broadway, these modern studio apartments feature open-concept layouts with efficient kitchens, mini fridges, microwaves, and private bathrooms. The community includes a chef-inspired kitchen, laundry on every floor, and $500 security deposit - a good fit for pet owners with nearby Cal Anderson Park and Seattle University within walking distance.

Located in Broadway, these apartments feature 1-2 bedroom layouts with private balconies offering Space Needle and city views, wood-burning fireplaces, granite countertops, and in-unit washer/dryer. The building includes elevator access, reserved garage parking, and storage units on each floor - minutes from Cal Anderson Park and vibrant Capitol Hill dining and nightlife.