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


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Park Apartments

Blue Heron

4333 Dayton Ave N

2357 NW 65th St

4317 Dayton Ave N

4329 Dayton Ave N

Phinney Ridge

504-506 47th St

2846 W 14th Ave

510 47th Ave S

465 N 43rd St

Alexandra Apartments

3001 21st Ave W

3630 Greenwood Ave N

3223 W Government Way

517 N 46th St

2832 14th Ave W

Fremont Triplex

2443 NW 64th St

Callisto

6217-6221 3rd Ave NW

1312-1320 NW 67th St

4905 Evanston Ave N

Thorndyke Apartments

4310 Dayton Ave N

Magnolia Triplex

415 W Dravus St

Camelot Apartments

3306 W Government Way

6714 15th Ave NW

4226 Dayton Ave

Fremont Four Unit

4407 Evanston Ave N

6501 24th Ave NW

4212 Dayton Ave N

3656 Phinney Ave N

3650 Phinney Ave. North

4206 Dayton Ave N

Chinook Apartments

6224 3rd NW Ave

420 N 39th St

Aristo Apartments

3648 Phinney Ave N

5411 32nd Ave NW

Ballard Palace

Sage Apartments

4912 Evanston Ave N

6511 24th Ave NW

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