423 Terry Ave, Unit 502, Seattle, WA 98104

423 Terry Apartments Lofted Studio with Full Kitchen Historic brick meets modern living in the heart of First Hill. 423 Terry is a beautifully preserved building with a reimagined interior original red brick walls, quartz countertops, laminate plank flooring, and dimmable lighting throughout. These lofted studios give you something rare at this price point separation between living and sleeping. Your bedroom is up top, your kitchen and living space are below, and the high ceilings make the whole unit feel significantly larger than the square footage suggests. Full kitchen with stainless steel fridge, full stove, microwave, and dishwasher. Private bathroom. High-speed community-wide WiFi included. Laundry on every floor. Walk to Downtown Seattle, Capitol Hill, South Lake Union, and thousands of restaurants and shops. First Hill puts you minutes from Swedish, Virginia Mason, and Harborview and a short walk from Seattle University. Building Amenities Two fully equipped community kitchens shared patio with grill and fire pit large workspaces and lounge multi-use room laundry on every floor controlled access with security cameras package lockers bike storage Details Application fee: $50 Admin fee: $210 ($200 credited toward move-in costs after lease signing) Deposit: Starting at $99, up to one month's rent based on screening Utilities: Water, sewer, garbage, and gas billed through RUBS. Tenants set up their own Seattle City Light account. Tenant Benefit Package: $45/month includes high-speed building-wide WiFi, renters insurance waiver, and positive credit reporting Pet-friendly: Dogs $49/month, cats $24/month approved on a case-by-case basis Flexible lease terms and furnished units available. Rents may vary by lease length; quoted rent reflects the preferred lease term. Parking: Street parking available through the city's RPZ program, or nearby third-party garages at additional cost Application Requirements All applications are reviewed individually we consider the full picture, not just one number. Strong rental history, stable income (3x monthly rent preferred), and overall financial responsibility are what matter most.