66 Bell St

Belltown sits between downtown Seattle and the waterfront, with a compact street grid, steep slopes, and views toward Elliott Bay. Its mild, often rainy climate makes covered sidewalks and indoor stops useful through much of the year. Pike Place Market lies nearby, while Olympic Sculpture Park offers public art, waterfront paths, and open green space; Myrtle Edwards Park extends the shoreline route. Dining ranges from casual cafés and coffee shops to restaurants and bars, with galleries and music venues adding to the neighborhood’s arts and nightlife. Shops and everyday services line the surrounding downtown streets. Walking is convenient, and buses, the Seattle Center Monorail, and nearby light rail connect Belltown with other parts of the city. The Belltown neighborhood has a median rent of $2,300 per month, with a typical range of $575 to $7,995.