
Apartments near Residential Consortium in Seattle, WA (820 Rentals)


2473 Aurora Ave N

Emerson Apartments

1308 W EMERSON St

1717 5th Ave N

1918 5th Ave N

Aladdin Apartments

Sargent Apartments

Amhirst

1623 5th Ave N

3816 13th Ave W

457 Garfield St

Hillside House Condominium

Verandas on Queen Anne

Char-Lee

The Taylor Anne

1519 5th Ave N

Donphilita Apartments

3611 2nd Ave NW

CARLETON HOUSE CONDOMINIUM

Taylor Place

1800 Taylor Ave N

Crestview Apartments

3421 23rd Ave W

Gracey Apartments

Canal Apartments

Kimberly Apartments

Valley View

3617 Palatine Ave N

THE OLD BOATHOUSE CONDOMINIUM

1601 Taylor Ave N

2158 6th Ave N

Halladay Court Apartments

2546 Dexter Ave N

3441-3445 23rd Ave W

200 NW 39th St

Garfield Terrace Apartments

Dexter Place Condominiums

2161 Dexter Ave N

2522 Dexter Ave N

Mar-Dee Apartments

Voyager View Apartments

Magnolia

Mali Hus Apartment

2484 Dexter Ave N

2480 Dexter Ave N

25th West Condominiums

Fremont Five

MATADOR CONDOMINIUM

2117 Dexter Ave N

Located in the Seattle Public Schools at 2142 10 Av West in Seattle, WA, Residential Consortium serves grades PK-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 38 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 Residential Consortium 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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