Apartments For Rent in Kent, WA
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Types of apartment in Kent, WA
Kent, WA has many apartments from the 1970s to today. You will see garden-style apartments with wood siding, low-rise buildings with brick or stucco fronts, and newer mixed-use buildings near Kent Station. In North Kent and around East Hill, many apartments sit on large lots with open parking, shared lawns, and exterior staircases. Around Downtown Kent, Panther Lake, and The Lakes, apartments can look newer and more compact. Many units have simple layouts, in-unit laundry in newer buildings, and smaller kitchens in older ones. Houses for rent show up across Scenic Hill, West Hill, and Meridian Valley, often as ramblers, split-levels, and two-story homes with garages and fenced yards.The city changes fast by area, and that matters when you rent. Near Kent Station and downtown, apartments often sit close to shops, rail, and bus service, but floor plans can feel tighter and parking can be more limited. On East Hill and in Panther Lake, many apartments have larger footprints and more surface parking, though the buildings can be older and stairs are common. West Hill has many apartment complexes and townhome-style rentals with quick access toward SeaTac and I-5. In Scenic Hill and Meridian Valley, houses for rent are more common, along with smaller apartment clusters tucked off main roads.
Getting around Kent, WA
Kent has Sounder, the commuter rail, at Kent Station, plus King County Metro bus service across downtown, East Hill, West Hill, and Panther Lake. Driving is common, with access from Highway 167, I-5, and SR 516. Parking often comes with apartments, but older downtown buildings can have tighter lots. Walking works better near Kent Station and downtown. Biking can be easier on flatter parts near the Green River Trail than on East Hill.Living in Kent, WA
Kent is known for access to parks, warehousing, manufacturing, and aerospace work. You can use the Green River Trail, visit Lake Meridian Park, or catch events at the accesso ShoWare Center. Kent Station adds shops, gyms, and casual food spots near many apartments. Industrial jobs cluster in the valley, while office and service work spreads through downtown, East Hill, and nearby business areas.View this page in Spanish: Apartamentos en renta en Kent, WA - 911 Rentas | Trulia | Página 3