- 1+ bd
- 1+ ba
- 775+ sqft

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Interbay stretches along the rail corridor between Queen Anne and Magnolia, with industrial areas, marinas and steep residential streets shaping its distinct setting. Seattle’s mild, rainy winters and dry summers make year-round outdoor walks practical. The Interbay Golf Center and nearby Elliott Bay Marina offer open space and waterfront views, while the Elliott Bay Trail connects the area to routes along the bay. Dining and coffee options sit near the main roads, with additional shops and restaurants in neighboring districts. The area’s rail and maritime history remains visible in its working landscape. Buses and major roads connect Interbay with downtown and other parts of Seattle, though steep hills and rail crossings can affect local routes. For the Interbay neighborhood, the median rent is $2,137 per month, with a typical range of $1,350 to $3,900.
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1952 Thorndyke has a walk score of 64, it's somewhat walkable.
1952 Thorndyke has a transit score of 45, it has some transit.
The schools assigned to 1952 Thorndyke include Magnolia Elementary School, Coe Elementary School, and Catharine Blaine K-8.
Yes, 1952 Thorndyke has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.
1952 Thorndyke is in the Interbay neighborhood in Seattle, WA.
Large dogs are not allowed.
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