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Seattle rent comparison: What $1575 rents you right now

A studio in Capitol Hill or a two-bedroom in Bitter Lake?

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: One of the lower estimates for median one-bedroom rent in Seattle, $1575.

Via Lofts at the Junction

↑ This lofted studio right by the West Seattle Junction has a washer and dryer in-unit and shared gardening space in the building. It’s pet-friendly and rents for $1,560 a month.

Via 47+7

↑ This one-bedroom in the University District is small—426 square feet—but it has gorgeous floor-to-ceiling windows, a washer and dryer, radiant heat, interior sliding glass doors, and decks. It rents for $1,599.

Via 700 Broadway Apartments

↑ This 434-square-foot studio in a pet-friendly building in Capitol Hill has granite countertops, a balcony, in-unit laundry, and a shared patio with a barbecue. It rents for $1,599.

Via Craigslist

↑ This 650-square-foot one-bedroom with archways, hardwood floors, and cute vintage details is just a few blocks off Market Street in Ballard. It rents for $1,595 a month.

Via Craigslist

↑ This newly-remodeled one-bedroom in a Madison Park fourplex right next to the Arboretum has a private street entrance, new appliances and cabinetry, and an electric fireplace. It rents for $1,595 a month.

Via Brentwood Square Apartments

↑ In Bitter Lake, this two-bedroom has a balcony and free parking—and the building has a heated pool. It rents for $1,599 a month.

Poll

Which $1575 home would you rent?

This poll is closed

  • 6%
    West Seattle
    (19 votes)
  • 34%
    University District
    (99 votes)
  • 20%
    Capitol Hill
    (58 votes)
  • 20%
    Ballard
    (57 votes)
  • 12%
    Madison Park
    (34 votes)
  • 5%
    Bitter Lake
    (16 votes)
283 votes total Vote Now