
Apartments near Northgate Station in Seattle, WA (954 Rentals)


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10319 Midvale Ave

10301 Midvale Ave

12056-12050 NE 15th Ave

9556 Interlake Ave

12050 15th Ave NE

Parkside Apartments

9550 Interlake Ave

10531 Aurora Ave N

12312-12320 14th Ave NE

9546 Interlake Ave

9557-9559 Interlake Ave

Whitman Apartments

9553-0555 Interlake Ave

9540 Interlake Ave

950 107th St

10540-10544 Whitman Ave

10540-10544 Whitman Ave N

9545-9547 Interlake Ave

10520 Whitman Ave

9524-9528 Interlake Ave

9525 Interlake Ave

941 N 104th St

940 103rd St

938 103rd St

911-925 N 104th St

939 N 101st St

9257 Interlake Ave

1313 95th St

9253 Interlake Ave

Oaktree Apartments

9243 Interlake Ave

North Greenlake Triplex

Aron

9632 Aurora Ave N

Zante Apartments

927 100th St

Spring Court

Licton Springs Apartments

10525 24th Ave NE

10519 24th Ave NE

928 N 97th St

The Chesterfield

921-923 97th St

The Carleton Apartments

1154 92nd St

The Aloha House

2234 NE 102nd St

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