
Apartments near Lake Union Park-South Lake Union Streetcar in Seattle, WA (2,838 Rentals)


Freedman Building

Rouleau II

STONEWATER CONDOMINIUM

2272 Gilman Dr W

3915 Woodland Park Ave N

Rouleau Apartments

513-519 7th Ave S

705 N 39th St

Pierre Marquis

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Westview Fourplex

3844 Fremont Ave N

1017 S Jackson St

1124 27th Ave

Francis II

3927 Woodland Park Ave

3918 Whitman Ave N

2258 14th Ave W

3904 Linden Ave N

519 23rd Ave

3921 Whitman Ave N

2233-2241 14th Ave W

2243 14th Ave W

Wisteria View Manor

2554 13th Ave W

3912 Linden Ave N

Pacific Palisades Condominiums

Rose Apartments

Francis I

SOLSTICE AT FREMONT CONDOMINIUM

3666 Francis Ave N

Dayton Commons

2000 E Spruce St

Genesis Apartments

Sage Apartments

The Chateau Apartments

Asia Condos

417 23rd Ave

3630 Greenwood Ave N

Coda At Queen Anne

3672 Francis Ave N

Francis Fremont

3648 Phinney Ave N

3656 Phinney Ave N

The Cliffside Apartments

216 21st Ave

3650 Phinney Ave. North

Shamrock Apartments

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