Apartamentos en renta en Renton, WA
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Types of apartment in Renton, WA
Renton, WA has several kinds of apartments, and they change a lot by area. Near Downtown Renton and the South Renton Transit Center, many apartments are mid-rise or garden-style buildings with wood siding, brick fronts, open parking lots, and small balconies. Around The Landing and north toward Kennydale, you can also find newer mixed-use apartments with flat roofs, large windows, secured entries, and fitness rooms. These often have in-unit laundry and more package space, but the buildings can feel busier and sit closer to major roads.
On Renton Hill and in the Highlands, apartments often sit in smaller low-rise buildings from the 1960s to 1980s. Many have simple stucco or lap siding exteriors, exterior stairways, and shared laundry rooms. In Benson Hill and near Fairwood, rentals include more townhome-style apartments and single-family houses for rent with garages, small yards, and split-level or rambler layouts. Near Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and along Lake Washington, some apartments have updated interiors like vinyl plank floors and stainless appliances, while older buildings might offer larger rooms and more storage.
On Renton Hill and in the Highlands, apartments often sit in smaller low-rise buildings from the 1960s to 1980s. Many have simple stucco or lap siding exteriors, exterior stairways, and shared laundry rooms. In Benson Hill and near Fairwood, rentals include more townhome-style apartments and single-family houses for rent with garages, small yards, and split-level or rambler layouts. Near Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and along Lake Washington, some apartments have updated interiors like vinyl plank floors and stainless appliances, while older buildings might offer larger rooms and more storage.
Getting around Renton, WA
King County Metro, the bus service, covers much of Renton and connects Downtown Renton, The Landing, Benson Hill, and Kennydale to Bellevue, Seattle, and Tukwila. The South Renton Transit Center is the main hub. Driving is common, with I-405, SR 167, and Rainier Avenue shaping many apartment locations. Parking varies by building. Walking works better near Downtown Renton and The Landing. Biking can be easier on flatter routes near Lake Washington and the Cedar River Trail.Living in Renton, WA
Renton is known for Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park, the Cedar River Trail, and shopping and dining around The Landing and Downtown Renton. The IKEA store is a common local landmark when people talk about where apartments sit. Boeing remains a major employer, and Valley Medical Center and warehouse and logistics work also shape where people rent. The city also has the IKEA Performing Arts Center and events near Liberty Park.Ver esta página en inglés: Apartments For Rent in Renton, WA - 871 Rentals | Trulia | Page 3