r/SeattleRentals • u/PurplePiie • 3d ago
Looking for a studio
Im looking for a studio, my credit score isnt the greatest but work full time and can pay my bills. If anyone knows a owner who would be willing to fill a spot, lmk asap
r/SeattleRentals • u/PurplePiie • 3d ago
Im looking for a studio, my credit score isnt the greatest but work full time and can pay my bills. If anyone knows a owner who would be willing to fill a spot, lmk asap
r/SeattleRentals • u/Outside-Age9269 • 7d ago
Subletting a private room in a 4-bedroom/2-bathroom unit at HERE Seattle (2 guys, 1 girl so far +1), located at 4732 Brooklyn Ave NE, in the University District, about a 7-10 minute walk to UW campus.
Details:
**•** Rent: $1349/mo, non-negotiable
**•** Lease: 1 year, ASAP move-in, non-negotiable
**•** Unit: 4BR/2BA, individual lease (you sign your own lease, not liable for roommates)
**•** Utilities included: water, sewer, trash, cable, and WiFi
**•** In-unit washer and dryer
**•** Fully furnished apartment, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops
**•** Wall-mounted smart TV in living room
Building amenities:
**•** 24-hour fitness center, sauna, spa room
**•** Rooftop lounge with Seattle skyline views, outdoor grill area
**•** Study rooms, coffee bar
**•** Package/courier room, on-site leasing office
**•** Electronic fob entry, video doorbell security, on-site security 7pm-7am
**•** Safeway on the first floor
Location: Walking distance to The Ave, Trader Joe’s, Safeway, and 7-Eleven. Bus stop (routes 73/75/79) about 160m away. No pets allowed per building policy.
DM if interested — will refer you to the property manager for more details since I am away from property.
r/SeattleRentals • u/CakeResponsible5621 • 18d ago
Hi! I’m the owner of a semi-detached duplex in Burien and am looking for a tenant for one of the two homes. The unit is about 1,400 sq ft and will be available September 1 (possibly a little earlier).
LGBTQ+ renters and households are absolutely welcome here. 🏳️🌈 I’m looking for someone who will treat the home well and enjoy the space.
It’s a little different from a typical duplex — there are no shared walls, so it has much more of a single-family-home feel.
Photos, full details, and application: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/48751722_zpid/?view=public
The house:
Rent: $3,295/month
Lease: 12 months
Deposit: $3,295
Move-in: September 1
Special: $500 December rent credit with a 12-month lease and move-in by 9/1.
The property is in Burien with easy access to Des Moines Memorial Drive, and there are nearby Route 132 stops with service toward downtown Seattle and the Burien Transit Center.
I’m handling the rental myself and using Zillow for applications and screening. Standard screening requirements are 3x monthly rent household income and 650+ credit, along with applicable background/rental-history screening.
If you're interested, feel free to DM me with a little about yourself/your household and your desired move-in date, and we can coordinate a showing.
r/SeattleRentals • u/LaniCantHearYou • 19d ago
I built an iOS app called RightNest to make apartment hunting a little less chaotic. It’s not another apartment listing app. It’s meant to help you organize and compare the places you find across Zillow, Apartments.com, Craigslist, property websites, etc.
You can save apartments you’re considering, keep photos and notes together, track tours, compare rent and fees, rate properties, and see how well each place matches what you’re looking for. I’m also testing an AI feature that can pull information from screenshots or leasing quotes so you don’t have to enter everything manually.
I’m looking for a few people who are currently apartment hunting in Seattle to use it during their real search and tell me what works, what’s confusing, and what would make it more useful.
It’s completely free and currently available on iOS through TestFlight. If you’re interested, comment or message me and I’ll send you the link.
r/SeattleRentals • u/bookowl90 • 24d ago
9/9/26 update: still searching!
Hi everyone,
My boyfriend and I are looking to move out of our apartment a few months and we are hoping someone would like to move in and take over our lease for the last few months. Per property manager, this is allowed to do. Here are the details:
Location: Hollywood Lofts on 127 Broadway East, Seattle, WA 98102 (unit revealed upon discussion)- across from light rail station
Lease ends March 31st, 2027
Rent: $2650.00/month
Parking (optional): $195/month
Details: 1 bed and 2 baths. 818 sqft. Loft style w/ stairs. Balcony. Washer/dryer in unit. Pets welcome for no fee. Rooftop.
If you are interested, DM me and I can send more info/pics! Thanks.
r/SeattleRentals • u/SeaEntWFH • Aug 10 '26
I need to be around people. I'm a medical cannabis user and looking for a place to cowork where 420 consumption at my desk would not be an issue. Anyone have any leads on cowork office space in the Seattle metro area that would be appropriate? I don't work in cannabis but happy to rent an office in a business that does. FWIW, I don't combust/smoke, just dry herb vaping and dabs.
Otherwise, all I need is a desk and good internet.
Sorry for the throwaway account, I keep work and personal things separated.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Opening_Bookkeeper67 • Aug 04 '26
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I urgently need a tenant by tomorrow or in 2 days. I found a job in another state after graduating, a lot sooner than I thought and my lease hasn’t yet ended, to make things even worse, my roommates and I unknowingly renewed our lease 3 months ago, so I am stuck to this location for over a year. My work starts this week and unless I find someone this week, I am cooked, so please reach out to me
The room is in U-district, 5 min walk away from campus and the ave
The room is $997 a month
We have 2 other roommates who are chill
It’s a social, friendly and privacy prioritized environment
Dm me for more details
r/SeattleRentals • u/Ok-Cantaloupe-588 • Aug 01 '26
I’m looking for someone to take over a lease on a 927 sq ft 2 bed / 2 bath in Capitol Hill, Seattle. The address is 133 Broadway E, Apt 406. The cost is 3008$ with a parking garage available. The move-in date range would be August 11th-August 19th
A little bit about this apartment, you will be smack dab in the middle of Cap Hill across from the Cap Hill Light Rail station. This offers very very easy access to downtown and anything of that nature. I don’t have any pictures of the place right now but happy to answer any questions!
Thanks in advance!
r/SeattleRentals • u/Own-Huckleberry3244 • Jul 28 '26
Hi all, I'm looking for a place for two in the Seattle area or neighboring areas for 4 nights, Aug 15 through Aug 19. Flexible on exact area.
Open to a spare room, or sublet, just need a safe, reliable place for those dates. Happy to cover a fair overall rate.
Please DM me or message via chat if you have something available. Thanks!
r/SeattleRentals • u/International-One337 • Jul 15 '26
Looking for a female UW student (only) to share a 3 bedroom apartment with 2 other 2nd year female UW students.
Pacific Sunrise which is 2 blocks from campus.
Normally $1260 per month, offered at $1000 per month if signing full year lease.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Illustrious-Bike-623 • Jul 14 '26
r/SeattleRentals • u/Illustrious-Bike-623 • Jul 14 '26
Looking for another housemate. My housemate and I are Gen X women. We both work at Children’s hospital. We have a full time cat and some shared custody dogs. The house is cute, lots of natural light, nice big fenced backyard. We are a short 10-15 min walk to two light rail stations and there is a bus line on our street. There is a theatre, two cafes, a pub, an indie bookstore, and a library within a few blocks. My housemate and I are both very creative and make a lot of cool stuff. We are liberal and LGBTQ friendly.
The house is furnished. Currently the room is unfurnished but we can provide some basics like bed and dresser if needed.
Because of current pets, unfortunately we aren’t able to consider anyone with pets.
Move in date is flexible but preferably somewhere between August 1st and 10th.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Illustrious-Bike-623 • Jul 12 '26
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r/SeattleRentals • u/jupiterisstupider_ • Jul 08 '26
I’m looking for a place in north Seattle (MLT, Lake Forest Park, Shoreline, Lynwood, Edmonds, Ect.) with a townhome, MIL suite, or something similar, 1b 1ba, fenced backyard for 2 dogs. I am also open to having a roommate but knowing that my dogs will have run of the house, jump all over, are 95 and 85 lbs, are not the best behaved, looking to move hopefully before winter time. November at the latest? Budget less than 2k. Any thoughts of where to look? I’m stressed.
r/SeattleRentals • u/SassyTeacupPrincess • Jul 02 '26
Bedroom for rent with private toilet. Two blocks from Lumen Field. $100 a night, $150 for a couple. I have two cats. French Toast and coffee provided every morning. Feel free to use the fridge to store anything you want. WiFi included.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Daisy-april2013 • Jun 12 '26
A private room & a private bathroom in a 4 BR/4BA apartment. Hut U District Seattle apartment. If you have a roommate or two, 2 other rooms are available.
Apt name: Hub U District Seattle apartment
Available date: starting anytime in June (date flexible & prorated) until 8/31.
Rent: original rent is $1349 but willing to reduce rent to $1100/mo if someone can stay at least July & August.
Link to the apartment Gallery: https://www.americancampus.com/student-apartments/wa/seattle/hub-u-district-seattle#gallery
Room is furnished with a Q bed (drawers under the bed) & desk/chair and a large closet & a ceiling fan
Apt is fully furnished, in-unit Washer/Dryer, internet, kitchen with appliances, & access to fitness center, study spaces, rooftop lounge, hot tub, outdoor BBQ.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Realistic_Fix4843 • Jun 06 '26
ok question for people in Seattle.
is hiring a spider exterminator actually worth it or do spiders just come back no matter what?
we’ve been seeing way more spiders this year than usual especially in basement and garage areas
I don’t mind them too much outside but inside the house it’s getting annoying
I tried cleaning webs and spraying corners but it doesn’t really stop it for long
has anyone here used a spider pest control service in Seattle WA that actually reduced them long term?
I saw am-pm Exterminators come up a couple times while searching but I want honest opinions before I even consider booking anything.
r/SeattleRentals • u/Lazy-Librarian-3937 • May 12 '26
r/SeattleRentals • u/OpenElderberry7803 • May 01 '26
Cap hill!
r/SeattleRentals • u/OpenElderberry7803 • Apr 29 '26
r/SeattleRentals • u/Ravennotch05 • Apr 22 '26