Seattle, WA
Modern, Affordable Living in the Emerald City
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$150 to apply | $99 deposit *on approved credit, December Free! Apply within 24 hours of your tour to credit the application fee to January rent!
Solana
2 homes available
$150 to apply | $99 deposit *on approved credit, December Free! Apply within 24 hours of your tour to credit the application fee to January rent!
Genoa
3 homes available
$150 to apply | $99 deposit *on approved credit, December Free! Apply within 24 hours of your tour to credit the application fee to January rent!
Firenze
2 homes available
Explore Seattle by Neighborhood
70 properties across 10 neighborhoods
Capitol Hill
Seattle's most walkable and vibrant neighborhood, known for its eclectic dining scene, indie shops, and lively nightlife along Pike/Pine and Broadway. Excellent transit access with Link Light Rail and frequent bus routes.
University District
A lively, student-friendly neighborhood near the University of Washington with affordable dining, coffee shops, and direct Light Rail access to downtown. Great value for studios and one-bedrooms.
First Hill
A quieter neighborhood just east of downtown, home to major medical centers and Seattle University. Enjoy city convenience with a more peaceful atmosphere and easy access to Capitol Hill and the International District.
Ballard
A historic Seattle neighborhood with a maritime soul, now home to craft breweries, boutique shopping, and a thriving food scene. Ballard's charm blends Scandinavian heritage with modern urban living.
Greenwood & Phinney Ridge
Relaxed residential neighborhoods with a small-town feel, known for the Woodland Park Zoo, local pubs, and a tight-knit community. A quieter alternative with easy bus access to downtown.
Central District & Beacon Hill
One of Seattle's most culturally rich and rapidly evolving neighborhoods, with diverse dining, community gardens, and Beacon Hill's Light Rail station connecting you to the entire city.
Eastlake, Fremont & Wallingford
Nestled between Lake Union and the Ship Canal, these neighborhoods offer waterfront living, quirky local character, and some of Seattle's best views. Easy access to South Lake Union tech jobs.
Downtown & Belltown
Urban living at its most connected — walk to Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and Seattle's best restaurants. Belltown's northern edge offers a quieter side with easy access to everything.
South & West Seattle
Neighborhoods with distinct character — from Columbia City's village feel to West Seattle's beach vibes and Delridge's growing community. More space and value while staying connected to the city.
Other Neighborhoods
More properties across Seattle.
