Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent for a certain dollar amount in the Seattle area. We've found five listings within $100 of today's price: $1760.
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↑ A one-bedroom corner unit in a renovated, pet-friendly midcentury building in Ballard with a washer and dryer rents for $1,775. Public amenities include “a cabana with a kitchen,” an outdoor fire pit, and a bike shop.
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↑ At the tippy-top of Lake City, almost in Shoreline, this two-bedroom, 850 square foot cottage rents for $1,795. It’s pet-friendly and has a yard, a fireplace, and cute, arched passageways inside.
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↑ In West Seattle, this two-bedroom, 700 square foot bungalow near Westwood Village with a basement rents for $1750. It doesn’t allow pets, but comes with a washer and dryer, a yard, a detached workshop.
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↑ This 562 square foot open one-bedroom—a partial wall separates the living area from the bedroom—in Lower Queen Anne has a washer dryer in unit and picture windows, plus a large, common rooftop deck. It’s pet-friendly and rents for $1730.
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↑ This one-bedroom in a 1925 brick building in Capitol Hill has hardwood floors, a walk-in closet, built-ins, and a breakfast nook. It rents for $1,795.
So what’ll it be?
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Which $1,760 home would you rent?
This poll is closed
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25%
Ballard
(87 votes) -
11%
Lake City
(40 votes) -
12%
West Seattle
(44 votes) -
14%
Lower Queen Anne
(52 votes) -
35%
Capitol Hill
(125 votes)