
Apartments near Madrona Elementary School in Seattle, WA (385 Rentals)


401-407 19th Ave E

213-217 17th Ave E

325 17th Ave E

The Court

Tiltsonian Apartments

1732 15th Ave

Sanctuary Townhomes

Chelsye

1804 15th Ave

Hawthorne Apt

214 16th Ave E

317 17th Ave E

507 19th Ave E

The Selaine Apartments

Howell Street Condo

Genesis Apartments

1620 14th Ave

1700-1710 14th Ave

Kenton Apartments

Arden Court Apartments

1410 E Howell St

O'neill Apartments

520 18th Ave E

323 16th Ave E

1812 14th Ave

1822 14th Ave

1828 14th Ave

1826 14th Ave

The Victoria Apartments

East John Court

116 14th Ave E

106 14th Ave E

1630 13th Ave

1314 E Olive Way

112 14th Ave E

1821 14th Ave E

1831 14th Ave

The Carmel Apartments

Trace North

224 14th Ave E

Twin Gables

Siena on Capitol Hill Condos

1601 E Mercer St

1 BR/1 Bath Classic Capitol Hill Home

Malden Apartments

The Oliver

The Bering Condominium

1828 12th Ave

1114 E Olive St

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