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Apartments for Rent near Central District, Seattle, WA

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University District

University District

What it’s like to live in University District

Academic energy pulses through University District, where purple-clad UW students fill cafes along The Ave (University Way). Renters enjoy exceptional public transit and late-night eateries catering to study sessions. Period-appropriate Craftsman homes share blocks with modern apartments featuring rooftop decks. Though student population creates seasonal turnover and weekend noise, the proximity to campus events and Ravenna Park's wooded trails creates an appealing balance of urban energy and natural retreats.
Great for
Artists
Creatives
Young Professionals
Music Lovers
Entrepreneurs
Neighborhood vibe
Historic
Charming
Walkable
Ballard

Ballard

What it’s like to live in Ballard

Scandinavian heritage meets urban hipster in Ballard, where Seattle's former fishing village now houses the city's trendiest restaurant scene and microbreweries. The walkable district surrounds the historic Ballard Locks connecting Puget Sound to Lake Union, providing unique maritime activity alongside urban amenities. Though rental rates have climbed with the neighborhood's popularity, the distinctive character and genuine walkability typically justify the premium for those prioritizing lifestyle over maximum square footage.
Great for
Families
Retirees
Professionals
Young Renters
Commuters
Neighborhood vibe
Mixed-Use
Peaceful
Mixed-Use & Commercial
Delridge

Delridge

What it’s like to live in Delridge

Delridge offers Seattle's best-kept secret for sweeping mountain views where clear days reveal Mount Rainier dominating the southern horizon from many hillside properties. Rental options include mid-century homes and garden apartments at surprisingly accessible rates compared to trendier Seattle districts, though some sections lack pedestrian infrastructure making a car necessary for everyday errands. Perfect for budget-conscious renters seeking Seattle addresses who prioritize dramatic vistas and housing value over walkable coffee shops, particularly those who appreciate the neighborhood's international diversity reflected in its family-owned restaurants
Great for
Families
Retirees
Dog Owners
Outdoor Enthusiasts
Commuters
Neighborhood vibe
Scenic
Established
Residential

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