
Apartments near Ballard Blocks II in Seattle, WA (1,705 Rentals)


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Kari Apartments

6020 20th Ave NW

1757 NW 61st St

6112 14th Ave NW

1757 NW 57th St

1427 NW 62nd St

2236 NW 58th St

3422 21st Ave W

5900 8th Ave NW

The Retreat at 20th Condo's

Scandia House

The Heidi

Cinebar

Ballard Triplex

2216 NW 59th St

Barrett Park

21st. Avenue West

1406 NW 62nd St

The Sandpiper

The Westwind

1422 NW 62nd St

629 W Nickerson

1432 NW 62nd St

1727 NW 62nd St

1424-1426 NW 62nd St

2426 57th St

1552 NW 62nd St

Magnolia

Dolphin Five

2419 NW 58th St

3236 15th Ave W

The Royalette Apartments

1427 NW 63rd St

Eastbay Apartments

1704-1708 NW 62nd St

6210 14th Ave NW

3441-3445 23rd Ave W

1527 63rd St

6201 11th Ave NW

The Beverly Coral II

Danielle Condominums

The Quarterdeck

Eldorado II

3447 23rd Ave W

2423 NW 58th St

3626 W 26th Pl

1145 NW 63rd St

2440 NW 57th St

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