Curious just how far your dollar goes in Seattle?
We've rounded up the latest places for rent via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to hunting down apartment rentals in Seattle if you're on a budget of up to $1,500/month.
Take a look at the listings, below. (Note: Prices and availability are subject to change.)
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1020 Seneca St. (First Hill)
Listed at $1,405/month, this 480-square-foot studio apartment is located at 1020 Seneca St.
The apartment comes with hardwood flooring. The building features a resident lounge, on-site management and outdoor space. Pet lovers are in luck: This property is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly.
(Check out the complete listing here.)
5512 17th Ave. NW (Ballard)
Next, there's this studio apartment over at 5512 17th Ave. NW. It's also listed for $1,405/month for its 322 square feet.
The building features an elevator and a gym. You can also expect to see a balcony and a dishwasher in the unit. Pet owners, take heed: This rental is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly. There isn't a leasing fee associated with this rental.
(See the complete listing here.)
720 Seneca St. (First Hill)
Here's a 562-square-foot studio apartment at 720 Seneca St. that's going for $1,425/month.
In the unit, you can expect in-unit laundry, a walk-in closet and a renovated kitchen. The building has garage parking. Good news for pet lovers: This rental is both dog-friendly and cat-friendly. The listing specifies a $700 deposit and a $40 application fee.
(Check out the complete listing here.)
3825 Bridge Way North (Fremont)
Listed at $1,450/month, this 321-square-foot studio apartment is located at 3825 Bridge Way North.
The building offers a roof deck, package service, bike parking and an elevator. You can also expect to see a balcony and air conditioning in the apartment. Cats and dogs are not allowed.
(Take a look at the complete listing here.)
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