
Apartments near Ballard Blocks II in Seattle, WA (1,708 Rentals)


Gracey Apartments

2041 63rd St

4253 Greenwood Ave N

Wil-Haven Apartments

Voyager View Apartments

Ballard apartment

6210 22nd Ave NW

1540 NW 64th St

3611 2nd Ave NW

Ballard Triplex

Bal Aire Court

2018 63rd St

3212 21st Ave W

1521 NW 65th St

25th West Condominiums

6407 17th Ave NW

6415 14th Ave NW

6412 14th Ave NW

3047-3049 14th Ave W

Tudor Manor

6302 22nd Ave

2600 59th St

6416 14th Ave NW

Magnolia 6

4337 Phinney Ave N

Fremont Five

Steves 11

6039 5th Ave NW

McLaine Apartments

6400-6402 20th Ave

Bergen

4218 Greenwood Ave N

2110 W Dravus St

3901 1st Ave NW

Lorelei Apartments

6050 6th Ave

2818 NW 56th St

6313 22nd Ave NW

616 NW 62nd St

Ballard 6-Unit Apartment Building

1915 NW 65th St

2620 59th St

Magnolia Ridge

6200 24th Ave NW

Fremont Fourplex

Mariner Apartments

2650 NW 58th St

Sunray Apartments

6319 22nd Ave

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