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


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500 NE 70th St

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5501 NE 65th St

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The Eddy

Eastlake Flats

7201 6th Ave NE

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Benton on Burke

Green Lake Village

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Sandridge Apartments

501 NE 73rd St

The Serpentine

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The Teel

Edgewater Apartments

7300 5th Avenue NE

June Court Apartments

7400 5th Ave NE

Chronicle

436 NE 73rd St

Maple Leaf on the Lake

Maple Leaf Flats

7311-7319 Woodlawn Ave NE

The Wallingford Five

Aqua View Court

Greenlake Condos

LYLA Eastlake Apartments

Sandpoint Manor

Stanford Arms Apartments

Madlyn Apartments

2601 Eastlake Ave E

Roanoke Court

914 E Lynn St

2371 Franklin Apartments in Eastlake

3801 Wallingford Ave N

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