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


401-405 N 44th St

3201 22nd Ave W

4602 Phinney Ave N

2021 NW 65th St

4403 Francis Ave N

West Commodore Way Apartments

406 45th St

Kelly Court

Aravita

4435 Francis Ave N

1922 NW 65th St

6503 19th Ave NW

Valley View Apartments

2226 64th St

412 N 45th St

2048 NW 64th St

The West View

415 N 47th St

4208 Phinney Ave N

3108 W Jameson St

The Winarden

The Courtyard

3048 22nd Ave W

416 45th St

Scandia Gardens Apartments

2407 NW 63rd St

Phinney Avenue Fourplex

3121 W Government Way

Pauline Apartment

Magnolia 5 Unit

3617 Palatine Ave N

4515 Dayton Ave N

414-420 N 48th St

6211 5th Ave NW

2645 NW 60th St

2406 NW 63rd St

Fremont Park

4316 Francis Ave N

4326 Francis Ave N

Sunset Heights

Ballard Apartments

3031 21st Ave W

4504 Dayton Ave N

6230 6th Ave NW

4345 32nd Ave W

3019 20th Ave W

2410 63rd St

4312 Francis Ave N

6231 5th Ave NW

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