2201 NW 62nd St, Seattle, WA 98107
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Ballard Flats
2201 NW 62nd St
Seattle, WA 98107

Adams
  • Studio-2 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 500 sqft
  • Studio-2 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 500 sqft

$1,670/mo

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Description

Mid century one bedroom in heart of Ballard. Quiet residential street, small cottage-style building with mature growth landscaping.

This unit features hardwood floors through out, quartz counter tops, and spacious bedrooms.

Washer and Dryer is on site and coin operated.

Rent is $1670
Utilities (w/s/g/heat) $100 for one tenant, additional $35 per tenant.
Tenants pay electricity.
Deposit equivalent to one month's rent can be paid in installments over the first 6 months of lease.
Application fee = $40/tenant over 18

Pets okay with $35 pet rent per month, per pet. No more than 2 pets per household.

Renter's insurance required at move in.

Rental criteria:

Rent is $1670
Utilities (w/s/g/heat) $100 for one tenant, additional $35 per tenant.
Tenants pay electricity.
Deposit equivalent to one month's rent can be paid in installments over the first 6 months of lease.

Renter's insurance required at move in

Application fee = $40/tenant over 18

Rental criteria:

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Listed
26 days ago

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Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental

Rent Includes: UnknownCats, small dogs, large dogs allowedDeposit Fee: $1,670

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Ballard Flats Floor Plans & Pricing

1 Bedroom (1 Floorplan, 1 Unit)

500 sqft
1bd1ba500 sqft$1,670
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Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.

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Affordability

TIP:Try to keep your rent within a third of your gross household income. Learn why in our Renter's Guide.
For this property
$60,120 PER YEAR
is the suggested income
Win over prospective landlords with your smart budgeting. As a good rule of thumb, ideally you would have at least three times your monthly rent in combined household income.

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What Locals Say about Adams

  • Hailey Rehnfeldt
    "Not that great for long pretty walks in my opinion, plenty of car filled streets. Can be better walking areas somewhere else."
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  • Trulia User
    "So many sidewalks with different flowers and plants to sniff! I bring my dog on a different route every single day and he loves the neighborhood "
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  • Trulia User
    "Lots of dog walking in the neighborhood. Close proximity to off leash dog park near Golden Gardens. Sometimes people let their dogs off leash, not good."
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  • Trulia User
    "Great schools, parks, and bakeries. Easy access to downtown when you need it. Safe community without the cons of other neighborhoods (Cap Hill, West Seattle, Fremont). "
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  • Trulia User
    "Very easy to get to the highway, downtown, and any other neighborhood really. Public transit is easy to get to"
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  • Trulia User
    "Fairly safe neighborhood, but high density living. Parking is often a challenge and garbage pick up is intermittent where I live."
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  • Trulia User
    "Abysmal, I live in sunset hill and commute to my office in pioneer square. I used to take public transportation but the busses are extremely inconsistent and my commute time could be anywhere from 30 mins to 90 mins. The city has closed multiple bus stops in the neighborhood (pre-Covid) and the traffic pattern is super wacky. Pretty neighborhood though. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Magnolia isn't my neighborhood but I do live in Greenlake and I feel like these places both have the same feeling to them however Magnolia is closer to downtown."
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  • AU
    "This neighborhood has an amazing vibe! I love the farmer's market here. Bus lines are conveniently located and it is only a 30 minute ride to Seattle downtown."
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  • Unspecified
    "It used to be a great neighborhood. Over the last 3 years it’s really gone down hill. Homeless people are everywhere, drug users and needles on the sidewalks. We used to love this place, lived in Ballard for 8 years, "
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  • Ebminor
    "Most people own dogs and you see them walking on a regular basis. They are friendly and enjoy stopping and having conversations"
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  • Ebminor
    "It has a little bit of everything. Love the neighborhood feel as well as a unique downtown area with restaurants, shops and cafes"
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  • Ebminor
    "Neighborhoods are good for walking and you can get down to a park by the beach easily if you love on the west side of town"
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  • Sampson.jessica.m
    "ive lived in ballard for 5 years and it is very walkable and pet friendly. plenty of young families and professionals. a growing neighborhood "
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  • Daniel R.
    "Downtown Ballard is great. Lots of restaurants, bars, and shops. Also has access to the beach at Golden Gardens. "
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  • Monica K.
    "Over run by homeless population living in tents - hypodermic needles, open drug use, scary mental illness - all in your own front yard. Walkability used to be amazing before we became too scared to walk anywhere. "
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  • Ashley R.
    "Plenty of other dog owners in the area with creates a great sense of community! Not much to dislike as a dog owner other than there aren’t any parks for them to play because homeless people live in the nearby parks. "
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  • Logan N. B.
    "people love their dogs here. a lot of dog friendly apartments, and dogs out walking, at any given time. "
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  • Ian S.
    "Avoid the park by QFC, there are many homeless people. Overall a safe and fun community................."
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  • Nook
    "Take 40 to get to Southlake, and the commute is about 35 minutes roughly. Bus comes pretty often as well so that's clutch"
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  • Taylor A. Crockett
    "Make sure your kids understand how to deal with the mentally ill because for every person that buys up a home for a million dollars, there are people displaced in the area. The public areas are not all treated alike."
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  • Tessa B.
    "The most walkable area I’ve ever lived. Awesome community. Really good food and shops. Beautiful outdoor spaces like the Ballard locks and golden gardens."
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  • Josh A.
    "I work at Interbay Whole Foods. It’s only a 5 minute drive down 15th Avenue. Downtown is only about a 10 minute drive."
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  • Dshemchuk
    "Easy to downtown via 15th, 99 or Westlake. Great bus routes including the Express. The tunnel makes it even better. "
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  • Al A.
    "Numerous express and local bus lines run through Ballard connecting it to the rest of Seattle. Ballard to downtown is about 20 min. "
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  • Dawn M.
    "Many residents have dogs and are out walking their dogs. A fair amount of businesses welcome them. Not a lot of large yards. "
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  • Ian
    "I wouldn't say this neighborhood is unique... It's slowly getting overrun by townhouses (full disclose - I'm in one too) but that's just the way it is. It's super convenient for bussing though, and not a long walk to downtown Ballard. "
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  • carey s.
    "I moved out of Cap hill because it was getting expensive, the commute is longer from Ballard to downtown, but if you like quiet streets close to some shops and hip stores this is pretty good neighborhood."
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  • cocovigil
    "i've been here for four years and have lived it. nice people, close to everything and very pretty (i live across the street from the Locks). i am so happy i live here "
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Ballard Flats is located at 2201 NW 62nd St, Seattle, WA. Ballard Flats offers Studio-2 bed, 1 bath 500 sqft sqftunits. Ballard Flats is located in Adams, Seattle. There are 1 units available for rent starting at $1,670/month.