Welcome to Issaquah Valley Place!
Located in the heart of downtown Issaquah, Issaquah Valley Place offers the perfect combination of convenience and comfort. Enjoy walkable access to shopping, restaurants, parks, and easy access to I-90, all while living in a quiet, well-maintained community.
Available Apartments
1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom Homes
Rent: Starting at $2,200$2,800 per month
Additional Information
Utilities: Water, sewer, and garbage are billed separately based on the RUBS formula.
Parking: $75 per month.
Storage: $35 per month.
Pets: Cats and dogs are welcome with an additional pet deposit.
Security Deposit:One month's rent, plus a $200 non-refundable fee.
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Status: Special offer
Issaquah Valley Place
75 NW Dogwood St, Issaquah, WA 98027
Expires November 30, 2026
Apartment building
2 beds
Pet-friendly
Available units
Price may not include required fees and charges.
 Unit 204 2 bd, 1 ba | 1,057 | Now | $2,445 |
 Unit 207 2 bd, 1 ba | 1,070 | Now | $2,595 |
What's special
Facts, features & policies
Policies
Neighborhood: Olde Town
Areas of interest
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Travel times
Getting around
Walk Score®
 / 100
Very WalkableTransit Score®
 / 100
Some TransitNearby schools in Issaquah
Issaquah Valley Elementary School
Grades K-5 • 0.5 miles9/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
8/10Student Progress Rating
10/10Issaquah Middle School
Grades 6-8 • 0.8 miles8/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
9/10Student Progress Rating
7/10Issaquah High School
Grades 9-12 • 0.9 miles10/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
10/10College Readiness Rating
10/10Living in Issaquah
Olde Town sits in central Issaquah, where the historic downtown meets the foothills of the Cascades and the Issaquah Creek corridor. The area has a mild, wet climate, with drier summers, and a compact mix of older storefronts, cafés, restaurants, and local shops along Front Street. The Issaquah Depot Museum and nearby historic buildings reflect the town’s railroad and mining-era past. Outdoor options include creekside paths and parks, with trails and mountain scenery close by; playgrounds and public library services are also available in the downtown area. Community events and local arts add activity through the year, while dining and coffee spots make it easy to pause between errands. Walking is practical downtown, and local transit and major roads connect Olde Town with nearby parts of Issaquah and the wider region. For the Olde Town neighborhood, median rent is $2,495 per month, with a typical range of $1,685 to $4,500.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the walk score of Issaquah Valley Place?
Issaquah Valley Place has a walk score of 81, it's very walkable.
What is the transit score of Issaquah Valley Place?
Issaquah Valley Place has a transit score of 35, it has some transit.
What schools are assigned to Issaquah Valley Place?
The schools assigned to Issaquah Valley Place include Issaquah Valley Elementary School, Issaquah Middle School, and Issaquah High School.
What neighborhood is Issaquah Valley Place in?
Issaquah Valley Place is in the Olde Town neighborhood in Issaquah, WA.
What are Issaquah Valley Place's policies on pets?
Large dogs are not allowed.
