Off street parkingFrench-door refrigeratorSpacious and private yardSmooth top rangeSpace for your grill
Nature and Seclusion - Bonus Room - Covered Deck - conveniently located in the city!
This is an apartment that has the feel of a house. Due to its location against the creeks and tall trees of a dedicated Natural Area, it seems secluded and tucked away into some remote area. Most comment, that if they didn't know better, they would think that they had left the city. Yet, it is conveniently located with easy access to arterial streets, I-5 express lanes, UW, downtown, and multiple bus routes..
It's not an apartment in a large complex, up flights of stairs and at the end of a long narrow hallway. This is a quiet triplex located in a neighborhood of single-family homes. This unit is the upper floor of a two-story house. The kitchen has storage and counter space, a smooth top range, microwave, and French-door refrigerator. There are 2 bedrooms and a third room that could be used as an office. The unit has a large covered deck overlooking the greenbelt and a covered balcony off of the living room that also views the natural area. There is a spacious and private yard, space for your grill, and shared W/D. A dog would be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- Unit is the entire upper floor
- Windows on north, south, east, and west sides for natural light and cross-ventilation
- Approximately 1000 SF
- Large covered deck
- "Secluded" location on a dead-end street next to a wooded greenbelt
- Greenbelt area designated as a Natural Area by City of Seattle
- Thorton Creek and Willow Creek adjacent to this property
- A Triplex in a quiet neighborhood of single-family homes
- Kitchen has large drawer cabinets and countertop task lighting
- Double pane windows with blinds
- Comfortable and economical gas heat
- Free Washer and dryer (shared)
- Large and private yard
- Off street parking with option for future covered parking
- Storage area
- Convenient bus routes
- Easy access to I-5, including express lanes
- Dog considered
THIS IS A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME. The exterior of the building is being renovated. For this consideration and your willingness to be flexible, the rent is lower than it would be if the project were finished. This may be a attractive arrangement for those who don't mind sacrificing street appeal and having exterior renovations and landscaping improvements happening at the property. The renovation is an ongoing process and proceeds slowly, but avoids the activity and disturbances of a large crew. While this arrangement would not work for everyone, the savings may be worthwhile for some. We are looking for a win-win arrangement for tenant and landlord. This property rarely becomes available. Applications accepted only after touring the property and discussing the ongoing construction.
Tenant Criteria:
Fully completed application for every occupant 18 and older
Rental subject to Construction Activities Addendum
Rental subject to Parking Addendum
Rental subject to Smoking Policy Addendum
Positive Government issued ID
Proof of adequate income/ employment (3X gross income, negotiable)
Minimum credit score of 700, negotiable
Major credit card
No excessive debt or pattern of payment delinquency
Satisfactory references from prior landlords
Payment at time of lease signing
Renter responsible for electric, natural gas, and water/sewer.
Neighborhood: Meadowbrook
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Getting around
Walk Score®
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Somewhat Walkable
Transit Score®
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Good Transit
Bike Score®
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Somewhat Bikeable
Nearby schools in Seattle
Wedgwood Elementary School
Grades K-5 • 0.8 miles
9/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
10/10
Student Progress Rating
8/10
Eckstein Middle School
Grades 6-8 • 1.4 miles
9/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
10/10
Student Progress Rating
8/10
Nathan Hale High School
Grades 9-12 • 0.6 miles
7/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
9/10
College Readiness Rating
6/10
Living in Seattle
Community Vibe
Regular community events and local gatherings create a strong sense of belonging among residents.
The neighborhood is filled with family-oriented parks and recreational facilities, perfect for weekend outings.
Outdoor Activities
With ample green spaces and parks, residents can easily engage in various outdoor activities year-round.
The 98125 area offers a diverse blend of urban convenience and suburban charm, with a median rent of approximately $2,500, ranging from $1,800 to $3,200. Residents enjoy access to numerous parks, including the scenic Jackson Park and Thornton Creek, making it ideal for outdoor activities. The local culinary scene is vibrant, featuring popular eateries and coffee shops, while nearby shopping centers provide all the essentials. Community events foster a welcoming atmosphere, and pet-friendly amenities make it a great choice for animal lovers.