
Apartments near Green Lake Elementary School in Seattle, WA (781 Rentals)


Fremont 5

4513 Fremont Ave

4732 22nd Ave NE

Park Apartments

Blakely Place Condominiums

2020 NE 85th St

4400 Linden Ave N

4501 Fremont Ave N

4266 Winslow Pl N Seattle WA 98103 LCG (C)

1812 N 40th St

4514 20th Ave NE

2106 NE 85th St

4405 Linden Ave N

517 N 46th St

Thorn Creek

2110 NE 85th St

963 N Motor Pl

4711 Ravenna Ave

8673 20th Ave NE

8617 20th Ave NE

4636-4640 NE 22nd Ave

4219 Whitman Ave N

804 N 43rd St

Maple Leaf Building

3932 Wallingford Ave N

4215 Whitman Ave

415 N 47th St

1305 N 41st St

3939 Wallingford Ave N

Trailside Phase 2

506 45th St

Ravenna 88

4038 Stone Way

4032 Stone Way N

4504 Dayton Ave N

4515 Dayton Ave N

4600 22nd Ave NE

4407 Evanston Ave N

4026 Stone Way N

811 N Motor Pl

3917 Wallingford Ave N

4255 Linden Ave N

416 45th St

4022 Stone Way

412 N 45th St

Fremont Park

406 45th St

The Nestun

714 & 716 N Motor Pl

Located in the Seattle Public Schools at 2400 North 65 St in Seattle, WA, Green Lake Elementary School serves grades PK-5 and has an enrollment of roughly 267 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Seattle apartments for rent that are close to Green Lake Elementary School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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