
Apartments near Fauntleroy Plaza in Seattle, WA (399 Rentals)


3806-3812 Beach Dr SW

2475 55th Ave SW

3801 Beach Dr SW

Holly Court

Point Elliott

Harbor Crest

5762-5770 SW Admiral Way

1619 Harbor Ave SW

2302 Bonair Pl SW

Bayview

2312 Bonair Pl SW

5900 SW Admiral Way

Seacrest Place

3056 60th Ave SW

Alki Apartments

2634 58th Ave SW

2107 Bonair Dr SW

3017 59th Ave SW

1606 California Ave

Baywatch

2514 57th Ave SW

Alki Bonair

2142 Alki Ave SW

2440 Alki Ave SW

3633 Beach Dr SW

2116 Alki Ave SW

Shoremont Apartments

Watermarke Apartments

2112 Alki Ave SW

2108 Alki Ave SW

4301 SW Mills St

Beachcomber Apartments

1788 Alki Ave SW

Haida Townhouses

Bali Hai Apartments

The Venetian

1526 44th Ave SW

Alki Fourplex

Cal-aire Apartments

2710-2712 60th Ave SW

Riveria West

1564 Alki Ave SW

4301 SW Myrtle St

Waterside at Alki Beach

7106 California Ave SW

1521 Sunset Ave SW

Sonata Alki

Bayshore West

7121 California Ave SW

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