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Curtiss Apartments · Apartments for Rent

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This freshly remodeled, retro studio is ready for you to move in today! Live right on Old Ballard Ave in this bright, east-facing unit. The apartment features stunning new hardwood-like floors and a fully refreshed kitchen with brand-new appliances. The building also offers convenient on-site laundry. Located just a block from Old Ballard Ave, you'll have access to the best restaurants, shops, and entertainment the area has to offer. Plus, with multiple bus lines just steps away, commuting is a breeze! Details: Application Fee: $40 Security Deposit: 50% of first month's rent WSG Fee: $105/month for 1 person; $155/month for 2 people Pets: Cats and small dogs under 45 lbs welcome (max 2 pets) Pet Deposit: 20% of first month's rent Pet Rent: $25/month Electricity and Gas are separate (paid directly to the utilities: Seattle City Light and Puget Sound Energy) Minimum income: 2.5x the monthly rent Credit score: 700+ No history of eviction For showings, text Ben at (206) 818-5499. or apply online at https www westlakeassociates com We do not accept Comprehensive Reusable Tenant Screening Reports as defined by RCW 59.18. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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  • Price
    $1,250–$1,295
  • Available Floorplans
    4 Floorplans
  • Available
  • Min. Lease
  • Address
    5227 Leary Ave Nw, Seattle, WA 98107
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  • Cats/Dogs Allowed?
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Seattle Apartments·Adams Apartments
Curtiss Apartments 5227 Leary Ave Nw, Seattle, WA is a rental apartment building with 4 floorplans available. It is located in the Adams neighborhood of Seattle.