
Apartments near Queen Anne Marketplace in Seattle, WA (2,536 Rentals)


412 7th Ave S

Freedman Building

Kimberly Apartments

3456 22nd Ave W

420 7th Ave S

3421 23rd Ave W

CITY LIGHTS CONDOMINIUM

513-519 7th Ave S

Valley View

Don Hee Apartments

3221 Franklin Ave E

Juniper

Pacific Rim Center

The Eastlake

Hawthorne Apt

3447 23rd Ave W

3441-3445 23rd Ave W

Magnolia

25th West Condominiums

1400 E Spruce

Eastlake East Apartments

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Portage Bay Flats

Magnolia 5 Apartments

Shorecrest Apartments

Asia Condos

Magnolia Ridge

1413 E Spruce St

Cathbert Apartments

3314 Fuhrman Ave E

1017 S Jackson St

163 15th Ave

Maison Jiselle

701 8th Ave S

3600 25th Ave W

3001 30th Ave W

Eldorado II

1510-1518 E Fir St

171 16th Ave

3626 W 26th Pl

The Marinwood Apartments

1007 S Weller St

5 Unit Apartment

Wisteria View Manor

Windy Hill Condominiums

1410 S King St

3 - Mercer Furnished Apartments

715 Warren Ave N

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There are currently 3,473 Studio Apartments in Seattle with rent ranges from $594 to $3,946 with an average price of $1,635.
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