
Apartments near Thorndyke Plaza in Seattle, WA (1,756 Rentals)


1107 NW 56th St

530 4th Ave W

2626 NW 56th St

5-unit Apt + Non-conforming Unit

4217 Fremont Ave. North

Ballard Square

Krystal Place II

Cheryl Chow Court

Fremont Fourplex

5700-5708 20th Ave NW

Kari Apartments

1746 NW 57th St

5411 32nd Ave NW

467 Newton St

5701 17th Ave NW

Halladay Court Apartments

938 N 35th St

105 Ward St

The 500 Building

2546 Dexter Ave N

1706 NW 57th St

4238 Evanston Ave N

2009 NW 58th St

2522 Dexter Ave N

301 NW 52nd St

1751 NW 58th St

Fraces Court

St Luke's - West Building

301 Lee St

1731 NW 58th St

3600 Whitman Ave N

406 45th St

Aloha Apartments

412 N 45th St

Aladdin Apartments

2818 NW 56th St

1918 5th Ave N

Ballard View Flats

Lani Kai

Fremont Park

Evanston Apartments

Cindy Manor

2426 57th St

2440 NW 57th St

Sargent Apartments

416 45th St

ANNIE'S GARDEN CONDOMINIUM

528 3rd Ave

Altaire at Queen Anne

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