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Apartments for Rent in Seattle, WA

Ehsan

Ehsan,  37

Studio 1 Bath Apartment

Вся квартира | Stone Way North, Seattle, WA, USA

I am looking for a responsible tenant to take over my studio apartment lease starting June 1, 2026 (flexible). The lease runs until December 14, 2026, with the option to renew. 📍 Location:Conveniently located near the University of Washington (approximately 30 minutes on foot or 13 minutes by bus), with easy access to USPS, QFC Wallingford, KeyBank, Chase, BECU, Wells Fargo, medical clinics, and a variety of restaurants and shops.Close to bus routes 44 and 62. 🏠 Unit: Studio apartment 💰 Rent: $1,519/month + $50/month (mandatory internet)Utilities (water, sewer, trash, gas, common electricity): approx. $70/month (depends on usage)Electricity: approx. $60 every 2 monthsFeatures:Fully furnished: queen-size bed, mattress, pillows, sheets, blanketStudy desk with comfortable height-adjustable chairSofa and rugCoffee makerIn-unit washer and dryerDishwasher, microwave, stove, refrigerator, freezerHardwood floors and stainless steel appliancesQuartz countertops and modern cabinetsHigh-speed internet and WiFiSecure building with intercom (remote door access) and security systemSmoke-free environmentStorage spaceTrash room on the first floorLease Transfer Requirements:Application through property management (credit and background check required)Application fee: $50Security deposit: $1,000Prepaid last month’s rent: $1,519 Required documents: ID (driver’s license or passport) and I-20 (for international students)3 months of bank statements3 months of pay stubs (if employed) Floor plan:#fg4xymv-1-floorPlan I am relocating due to family reasons and can be flexible with the move-in date. 📩 Please message me with a short introduction if you are interested.

Когда должно быть доступно: Немедленно

$
1569
USD / month

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Sravanthi

Sravanthi,  41

Private locked room in Seattle-Rent

Вся квартира | 8th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA, USA

Private Room offered in 5 year old townhouse with 8 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms Located just minutes from the UW campus, this well-designed studio apartment offers convenience, comfort, and access to everything the University District has to offer.5 minute walk to TraderJoes4 minute walk to U-District train station5 minute walk to University of Washington8 minute drive to Amazon office buildings Rent per room is $800 + Utility Fee $150 per monthRoom can come with bed, desk, mattress and chair for $25 per monthCleaning fee $25Security deposit is $500Application fee is $50 The main floor features a dining and kitchen fully equipped with essentials: stove, fridge, dishwasher and storage. The townhouse also has washer dryer and each bedroom has wide sun filled windows and spacious closets. Rent for yourself and can bring your friends along for other rooms. Co-ed Townhouse Short term lease okay$50 per day per room If you’re interested, please reach out with a couple of sentences about yourself and what you’re looking for with your living situation University District, graduate students, u dub, university of Washington, Seattle college, international students, daily, weekly, monthly

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$
800
USD / month

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  • How many apartments for rent are available in Seattle, WA right now?

    Roomster currently shows 28 active apartment listings in Seattle. That inventory typically spans Capitol Hill, University District, Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne, Beacon Hill, Wallingford, and surrounding neighborhoods, with renters often comparing multiple neighborhoods by rent, commute to downtown/tech jobs, and lifestyle fit. Fresh apartment listings move fast when priced near market rate with clear descriptions of parking, utilities, and light rail access.

  • What are the best Seattle neighborhoods to rent an apartment?

    For a walkable, social setup, many renters start with Capitol Hill and Fremont — each offers restaurants, bars, breweries, and nightlife. Ballard combines waterfront character with community energy and breweries. University District suits students and young professionals with UW access and light rail. Queen Anne and Wallingford attract those seeking quieter, residential neighborhoods. Beacon Hill, Rainier Valley, and outer neighborhoods offer better rent-to-space for those willing to accept light rail commutes.

  • How much does an apartment for rent cost in Seattle?

    Across current Roomster listings, apartment rent in Seattle typically ranges studios: $1,000–$1,400/month; 1-bedroom: $1,200–$1,800/month; 2-bedroom: $1,600–$2,400/month. Capitol Hill, Ballard, and Queen Anne run toward the higher end; Beacon Hill, Rainier Valley, and outer areas tend to offer value. Light rail proximity, parking availability, utilities included, and waterproofing account for the largest premiums.

  • Can I find furnished or no broker fee apartments in Seattle?

    Yes. Furnished apartments and direct-to-landlord listings both appear on Roomster, especially in Capitol Hill, Fremont, University District, and Ballard where tech relocations, UW students, and young professionals create steady demand. That is useful for people relocating to Seattle, between jobs, or unwilling to furnish from scratch. Just compare the full move-in cost — rent, deposit, parking, utilities, and any building fees — not only the advertised rent.

  • What should I look for before renting an apartment in Seattle?

    Before renting in Seattle, check light rail or bus access, parking cost and availability, whether utilities are included, drainage/waterproofing, proximity to downtown/tech jobs, lease terms, and in-unit laundry. In this market, those practical details often matter more than polished marketing copy, especially when you're comparing premium walkable neighborhoods like Capitol Hill or Ballard with value-oriented areas like Beacon Hill or Rainier Valley.

  • What is the best apartment finder app in Seattle, WA?

    Roomster is one of the top apartment finder options in Seattle. It connects renters with individual landlords across Capitol Hill, Ballard, University District, Fremont, Queen Anne, Beacon Hill — with screening and no broker fees.

Apartments for Rent in Seattle, WA: How to Balance Commute and Comfort


Searching for apartments for rent in Seattle, WA means balancing your budget, commute, and lifestyle preferences. Whether you're a professional relocating for work or a couple seeking a convenient home, understanding how apartment types and neighborhoods fit your daily routine is key. This guide helps you explore options like furnished apartments, short term rentals, and pet-friendly units while planning your move efficiently.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Seattle, WA

Seattle's diverse housing market suits a variety of renters, from those prioritizing easy transit access to others seeking quiet neighborhoods. Professionals often lean towards apartments close to downtown or near public transit to minimize commute time. Couples might value one-bedroom units with building amenities like laundry and parking. Meanwhile, short term apartment rentals and sublet options provide flexibility for relocators or those testing the city.

Budget considerations vary widely by neighborhood, so it's important to align your price range with the type of apartment you want. Studios and furnished apartments are popular for single renters looking for convenience, while pet-friendly options cater to animal owners.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Seattle, WA

Narrowing your search by neighborhood and apartment features can save time and improve satisfaction. Areas with strong transit connections support easier commutes, which is a top priority for many Seattle renters. Look for listings that specify amenities such as in-unit laundry or on-site parking if those matter to your daily routine.

  • Use filters to find sublet apartments if you need short term flexibility.
  • Check for pet policies early to avoid surprises.
  • Consider studio versus one-bedroom options based on your space needs and budget.

Comparing lease terms like month-to-month versus longer leases also helps find the best fit for your plans.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most

When renting an apartment in Seattle, WA, carefully review lease terms and budget expectations. Deposits, lease length, and move-in dates often vary by landlord and neighborhood. Flexible leases or short term rentals may carry premium costs but offer convenience for uncertain plans.

Screening procedures commonly include credit checks and ID checks. Being prepared with documentation can streamline your application. Budget cautiously by factoring in utilities if not included, as well as any fees for parking or pet deposits.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes

Avoid common pitfalls by reviewing apartment details and communicating clearly with landlords or property managers. Beware of requests for payments before signing a lease or meeting in person. Confirm listings through trusted platforms like Roomster, which supports ID and address checks for listings.

Inspect the apartment when possible to ensure amenities like laundry or parking are as advertised. Keep records of all communications and receipts to protect yourself.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Seattle, WA

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Seattle, WA?

Studio and one-bedroom apartments are most commonly available, especially near transit hubs and downtown areas.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Seattle, WA?

Choose based on your budget, privacy needs, and lifestyle. Studios suit single renters with a smaller budget, while one-bedrooms offer more space for couples or those needing home offices.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Seattle, WA?

Inquire about lease length, pet policies, included utilities, and move-in costs to avoid surprises.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Seattle, WA?

Start your search at least 30-60 days before your desired move-in date to allow time for viewings, applications, and lease negotiations.

Next Step

Ready to find your next apartment? Browse current apartments for rent in Seattle, WA on Roomster and explore listings that match your commute needs, budget, and lifestyle.