
Apartments near Ballard Blocks II in Seattle, WA (1,706 Rentals)


5701 17th Ave NW

3627 13th Ave W

Bal-anne Apartments

864 W Nickerson St

917 NW 57th St

1746 NW 57th St

858 W Nickerson St

1512 NW 58th St

3609 14th Ave W

808 NW Market St

1752 57th St

1518 NW 58th St

Canal Place

3608 14th Ave W

Ballard Square

1731 NW 58th St

1751 NW 58th St

Ballard Duplex

Klahowya Apartments

5700-5708 20th Ave NW

Ballard 5

Cheryl Chow Court

1742 NW 58th St

700 NW Market St

4232 4th Ave NW

Krystal Place II

1430 NW 59th St

832 W Nickerson St

2009 NW 58th St

1436 NW 59th St

1756 58th St

The Fireside

1750 NW 58th St

EMERSON VISTA CONDOMINIUM

Hildur Manor

1762 NW 59th St

Ravenswood Apartments

Ballard Triplex

352 NW 53rd St

1400 NW 59th St

1423 NW 60th St

5803 20th Ave NW

1706 NW 59th St

1757 NW 59th St

1433 NW 60th St

2405 NW Market St

1716 NW 59th St

Bay Park Terrace

Saraman Apartments

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