
Apartments near Green Lake Elementary School in Seattle, WA (756 Rentals)


Savor Court Apartments

921 NE 70th St

The Ryder Apartments

Dwell Roosevelt

5618 8th Ave NE

Green Lake Apartments

Green Lake Apartments

5401 Meridian Ave N

1848-1850 N 54th St

Greenlake Apartment

Roosevelt Residence

5600 11th Ave NE

Tri-Plex

1419 NE 66th St

ReNew on Roosevelt

5336 Roosevelt Way NE

1211 NE 56th St

2511 N 50th St

5011 5th Ave NE

305 NE 50th St

1925 N 50th St

University Park

Park Vista

The Dolphin

5608 University Way NE

1401-1409 NE 56th St

The Marion West

5607 15th Ave NE

5501 University Way

1417 NE 55th St

5043 11th Ave NE

Renaissance Building

5213 12th Ave NE

5519 15th Ave

5041 12th Ave NE

Galbraith Apartments

5028 N.E. 11th Ave

5032 11th Ave NE

5035 12th Ave NE

Brooklyn Apartments

5018 11th Ave NE

University Triplex

Terry Anne Apartments

5012 11th Ave NE

5033 Brooklyn Ave NE

5225 15th Ave NE

University Heights Apartments

5011 Brooklyn Ave NE

4507 Sunnyside Ave N

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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