
Apartments near Olympic Hills Elementary School in Seattle, WA (219 Rentals)


Vernon Apartments

NaturalLofts - Lake City

12341 NE 33rd Ave

12741 35th Ave NE

13223 35th Ave NE

Tiara Apartments

12320 32nd Ave NE

3121-3131 NE 123rd St

13401 35th Ave NE

12350 33rd NE

12348 33rd Ave NE

Patricia Apartments

Lu Oma Apartments

12035 NE 32nd Ave

12340 NE 33rd Ave

12553-12555 35th Ave NE

12334 NE 33rd Ave

3009 NE 120th St

12326 NE 33rd Ave

Cedar Park 8

Mesa Verde

12025 32nd Ave NE

12004 31st Ave NE

Brady Apartments

12011 NE 32nd Ave

12319-12321 35th Ave NE

3310 NE 123rd St

Birchwood West Apartments

Corner Lake Apartments

12006 N.E. 32nd Ave

Park Cedar

3200 NE 120th St

Crestwood Apartments

2515-2521 NE 115th St

3008 NE 145th St

3014 145th St NE

14514 30th Ave NE

The Chesterfield

The Carleton Apartments

The Aloha House

Northgate

Lake City Sheridan Apartments

3124 NE 147th St

1255 NE 152nd St

3420 NE 147th St

Sand Point Way Apt

Sand Point Way Apartments

Sandpoint Crest Apartments

11534 39th Ave NE
Seattle, WA Local Guide

Located in the Seattle Public Schools at 13018 20 Av NE in Seattle, WA, Olympic Hills 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 Olympic Hills 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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