
Apartments near University Village in Seattle, WA (1,031 Rentals)


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401 NE 40th St

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Terrace View Apartments

3219 Franklin Ave E

Larson Building

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2500 N 45th St

811 NE 67th St

Pacific North

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Oswego Apartments

7006 Roosevelt Way NE

546 NE Ravenna Blvd

Killarney Apartments

Vivid Roosevelt

Willis House

3107 Eastlake Ave

2319 N 45th St

Green Lake Park

400 NE 65th St

7101 Roosevelt Way NE

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The Chesapeake Apartments

Brentwood Apartments

Pei Lee Apartments

2919 Franklin Ave E

Olmsted Manor

RAVENNA FLATS

6534 4th Ave NE

Greenlake Plaza Apartments

Oswego Arms Apartments

430 NE Ravenna Blvd

6833 Oswego Pl NE

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