University District

Say hello to your new home in Seattle’s University District, a convenient, vibrant community just a stone’s throw from the University of Washington campus. 

Residents here love the proximity to the Waterside Husky Stadium and a host of informal eateries, casual hangouts, coffeeshops, and fun, quirky retail shops. 

Want to hop in a kayak and paddle the Portage Bay? When you live in the University District, you can! This neighborhood truly has something for everyone. 

Green Lake

Where can you find idyllic living in Seattle with easy access to Green Lake Park, fantastic restaurants, and great outdoor recreational activities? In the Green Lake neighborhood, of course!

Here you’ll find a thriving, vibrant community and plenty of cycling and walking paths that run along the perimeter of Green Lake. The views are spectacular, and the residents here love being able to get to downtown Seattle in minutes. 

Green Lake is one of those ‘hidden in plain sight’ Seattle neighborhoods that just gets better and better with every passing year. Don’t miss this opportunity to live in such a popular, multi-faceted part of town. 

Wallingford

Wallingford is a bustling, family-friendly neighborhood located in north-central Seattle. With its unique position on a hill above the north shore of Lake Union, the views are simply spectacular. 

Residents here get the best of both worlds: fun, friendly living alongside great neighbors and a short, four-mile commute to downtown Seattle. Wallingford truly represents the perfect balance of quality of life and access to the most sought-after sectors of the city. 

Students love the numerous hangouts that are peppered along 45th Street, and it’s just a short walk to Gas Works Park, where you’ll find breathtaking lake views and well-maintained running paths. 

Phinney Ridge

In north-central Seattle, there’s a ridge that runs from north to south, separating Ballard from Green Lake. This is where you’ll find the iconic Phinney Ridge neighborhood with its population of around 9,500 people. 

Offering residents a combination of urban and suburban environs, Phinney Ridge was recently voted one of the top Seattle neighborhoods for schools, nightlife, and family activities. This is a trendy neighborhood where students feel and home and young professionals are able to live active, productive lives. 

Greenwood

Located conveniently along bus route 5, Greenwood is a family-focused neighborhood situated about seven miles from downtown Seattle. 

Offering residents an ‘Old Seattle’ vibe, this part of town has all the features of Seattle’s most popular areas but without the high price tag. This is the home of the annual Greenwood Car Show, Seafair Parade, and numerous monthly get-togethers and art walks. 

Those who live here describe Greenwood as ‘down-to-Earth’, welcoming, and unique. 

South Park

If you’re looking for a room to rent in south Seattle, you’d be hard pressed to find a better community than South Park. 

Known for its diversity, nightlife, proximity to Seattle hotspots, and dense, suburban feel, South Park has experienced a recent spike in popularity particularly among young families. In this quaint little neighborhood of 3,800 people, you’ll find ready access to West Marginal Way and great views of the Duwamish Waterway. 

To the south, there’s Ranier Golf and Country Club, and Westcrest Park is less than a quarter mile to the west. There’s truly something for everyone in this cozy Seattle suburb. 

Maple Leaf 

Looking for a small-town feel without having to leave the Seattle city limits? Check out Maple Leaf, where gorgeous views of Mt. Ranier abound and where city living is easier and less hurried. 

Maple Leaf residents are proud of their allegiance to ‘Cloud City’, the de facto neighborhood hangout and coffee bar. The entire town seems to have been designed for kids, as there are playgrounds and kid-friendly businesses on virtually every corner. 

With quick access to I5 and Green Lake, Maple Leaf affords residents the best that Seattle living has to offer.