
Apartments near University of Washington at Seattle in Seattle, WA (1,433 Rentals)


4423 Corliss Ave N

215-221 E Louisa St

5505 40th Ave NE

Asana Homes

2339 Boylston Ave E

Bagley Loft Condominiums

2113 N 37th St

2338 Franklin Ave E

2355 Franklin Ave E

Eastlake Townhome Site

Laurey Ann Apartments

3638 Meridian Ave N

4417 Bagley Ave N

5014 44th Ave NE

Boylston Flats

Reid Court Apartments

624 E Lynn St

Yates Cottages

2331 Franklin Ave E

4418 Meridian Ave N

53 E Roanoke St

2366 Yale Ave E

Burke House

1920 N 36th St

Roanoke Reef

2101-2103 N 35th St

608 E Lynn St

1800 24th Ave E

Yale Apartments

The Meridian

1916 N 44th St

Gilead Apartments

2309 Franklin Ave E

Ida Culver House Ravenna

ReNew on Roosevelt

4530 Meridian Ave N

2242 Franklin Ave E

1812 N 40th St

2232 Franklin Ave E

2349 Yale Ave E

CANTERBURY SHORES CONDOMINIUM

2010 Broadway E

The Rhoda Jane

3932 Wallingford Ave N

2224 Franklin Ave E

2324 E Yale Ave

Royale Apartments

2500 NE 65th St

2218 Franklin Ave E

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