Neighborhood Guide: Seattle
Check out the top neighborhoods in Seattle for renting an apartment: Lower Queen Anne, University District, Ballard and more
Check out 370 verified apartments for rent in neighborhoods in Seattle, WA with rents starting as low as $750. Prices shown are base rent prices and may not include non-optional fees and utilities.
1. Lower Queen Anne
1 of 30Studio$1,455+1 Bedroom$1,616+2 Bedrooms$2,600+1 of 15Studio$1,1002. University District
1 of 3Studio$1,6371 of 44Studio$1,2993. Ballard
1 of 37Studio$1,997+1 Bedroom$2,048+2 Bedrooms$2,876+1 of 55Studio$1,7431 Bedroom$1,8442 Bedrooms$2,9624. Belltown
1 of 76Studio$2,329+1 Bedroom$2,540+2 Bedrooms$4,117+1 of 571 Bedroom$2,511+2 Bedrooms$5,072+5. Queen Anne
1 of 181 Bedroom$2,454+2 Bedrooms$2,464+1 of 14Studio$1,8311 Bedroom$2,1832 Bedrooms$3,632
- Ballard
- Queen Anne
- Delridge
- University District
- Broadway
- Magnolia
- Wallingford
- Greenwood
- Belltown
- North Admiral
- Fremont
- Mid-Beacon Hill
- North Beacon Hill
- Lower Queen Anne
- Ravenna
- Adams
- Central District
- Phinney Ridge
- First Hill
- Stevens
- Maple Leaf
- Green Lake
- Pinehurst
- Bitter Lake
- Broadview
- Brighton
- Olympic Hills
- Haller Lake
- Wedgwood
- Columbia City
- Atlantic
- Alki Point
- Mount Baker
- Roosevelt
- North College Park
- Gatewood
- Genesee
- Cedar Heights
- Leschi
- South Lake Union
- South Beacon Hill
- Victory Heights
- Fauntleroy
- Holly Park
- Montlake
- Eastlake
- Hillman City
- Crown Hill
- Laurelhurst
- Madison Valley
- Pioneer Square
- South Park
- International District
- Yesler Terrace
- Seattle Central Business District
- Meadowbrook
- Windermere
- Westlake
- Pike Place Market
- Junction
- Interbay
- Capitol Hill