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Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent for a certain dollar amount in Seattle. We found five listings within $100 of today’s price: $2,000.
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Arbor Heights
Out in West Seattle, find a Craftsman house with pretty millwork and a huge kitchen for $1,997 a month, but with a catch: The whole house is six bedrooms, but only the two-bedroom main and upper floors, plus a three-car garage with a bonus room above, is yours the whole time. The rent price is contingent on managing a four-bedroom vacation rental (with a separate entrance!) below. The house has laundry (shared with vacationers) and a backyard with a grape vine. Up to two pets are allowed, but with pet rent and a “pet resume.” It’s on the 21 and 22 lines, too.
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Capitol Hill
Speaking of pretty ornamentation, this vintage brick two-bedroom by Volunteer Park with built-ins, hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, and exposed-grain trim is going for $1,975 a month—with heat included in the $100 utility fee. It’s 810 square feet, and there’s underground parking available, although it’s off the 49 and 10. No pets allowed.
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Eastlake
A similar unit—same era, brick, two bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, built-ins, brick, exposed-grain trim, 800 square feet—in Eastlake is going for $1,995, although this one leans a little more Tudor, has in-unit laundry (and a dishwasher!), and allows cats. This one doesn’t have parking available, but it’s on the 70.
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First Hill
The outside of this First Hill apartment building is pretty recognizable for its showy, 1920s, Italian-style details, but inside this two-bedroom is pretty bare-bones: gray carpet, Formica, and 1990s appliances. Still, it allows cats (with a refundable deposit) and has underground parking available for extra—plus, tenants share a pretty, central courtyard. The 2 drops right outside, too. Rent is $2,050 a month.
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Wedgwood
On the cusp of Wedgwood and Maple Leaf—just off Lake City Way—a large, two-bedroom, vintage townhouse is renting for $2,000 a month on the dot. That comes with a carport, a private backyard with gardening space, and in-unit laundry. It’s a block away from multiple bus lines, including the 522. No pets, though.
Poll
Which $2,000 home would you rent?
This poll is closed
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23%
Arbor Heights
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33%
Capitol Hill
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14%
Eastlake
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4%
First Hill
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24%
Wedgwood