702 Spring St #E1821, Seattle, WA 98104
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  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1,158 sqft

702 Spring St #E1821, Seattle, WA 98104

First Hill

Home Highlights

Apartment
Built in 2022
1,158 sqft

Local Information

  • Map ViewExplore the area around 702 Spring St #E1821.
  • Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
-- mins to
Commute Destination

About this House

Home Reaches New Heights.

Ovation is a new pinnacle of style and sophistication in Seattle. The community is a distinct collection of studio, one, two, and three bedroom apartment homes within two high-rise buildings. Each building features its own unique design vision with amenities curated to ensure residents enjoy their new home in First Hill Seattle.
702 Spring St #E1821, Seattle, WA 98104 is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,158 sqft apartment in First Hill, built in 2022. More recently, it was listed as a rental in March 2026 with an asking price of $3,802 per month. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate rent is $4,197/month.

Home Details for 702 Spring St #E1821

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: FireplaceHeating Fuel: Fireplace

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 2022
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: 12 Months

Exterior Features

Pool
Pool
Parking & Garage
Parking: Covered Storage

Building

Community rooms
Fitness Center

Additional Information

Pool

Comparable Sales for 702 Spring St #E1821

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
1101 Seneca St #1702, Seattle, WA
0.22
Apartment
$925,000
05/29/20
3
2
1,760 sqft
1321 Seneca St, Seattle, WA
0.34
Apartment
$570,000
07/24/26
1
1
794 sqft
909 5th Ave #1105, Seattle, WA
0.49
Apartment
$480,000
05/29/26
1
1
807 sqft
2717 Western Ave #4, Seattle, WA
1.15
Apartment
$935,000
01/16/26
2
2
1,160 sqft
2125 1st Ave #703, Seattle, WA
0.75
Apartment
$607,960
05/27/26
1
1
820 sqft
121 Stewart St #3702, Seattle, WA
0.52
Apartment
$1,890,000
10/10/25
3
2
1,455 sqft
832 19th Ave, Seattle, WA
1.06
Apartment
$900,000
08/21/26
3
1
1,100 sqft
308 Melrose Ave E #ALL, Seattle, WA
0.86
Apartment
$2,973,550
11/19/25
1
1
665 sqft
1614 Summit Ave #S308, Seattle, WA
0.52
Apartment
$449,950
11/25/25
2
1
777 sqft
810 Taylor Ave N #126, Seattle, WA
1.44
Apartment
$510,000
06/30/26
2
2
1,006 sqft
Home facts updated by county records

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Rental Market Trends in First Hill

Last updated Sep 2026
Trulia Rent Estimate$4,197/mo
Average rent
$1.97K
$120MoM
Available listings
140
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Around this home

Neighborhood Overview

First Hill
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What Locals Say about First Hill

At least 176 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 93 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 92 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 89 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 78 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 76 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 72 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 58 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 41 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 36 % Say car is needed

  • 35 % Say there are community events

  • 32 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 29 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 28 % Say parking is easy

  • 24 % Say there's wildlife

  • 21 % Say it's quiet

  • 18 % Say kids play outside

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Gywh29ysxj
    "Not a lot of green space to walk your pup. It’s near one park that typically isn’t clean and has quite a few homeless people. I wouldn’t walk my dog there. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Area is busy and street traffic may be dangerous on busier streets. Homeless population may be an issue near the freeway "
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  • Trulia User
    "There a lot of bars, restaurants and shops. Something for everyone. It’s changed a lot over the years and gotten a lot cleaner but that’s to be expected. There are still some really great places. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Busy area nowhere to really park. Lots of public transportation to get around the area. Not sure about the crime I stay to myself. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Not a good place for kids to thrive. Is extremely expensive to live. If you have a car, you will get ticketed parking in your own neighborhood. Even if you have a permit it doesn't matter, the city sells more permits than there a spaced to park and you end up getting ticketed and towed. There is construction going on all the time and the streets are tore up."
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  • Trulia User
    "Not friendly or a place where you will be happy. Meeting people is unrealistic here. Most people keep to themselves and then there's the rain and clouds. Very depressing."
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  • Trulia User
    "Streets are never empty. There is always someone out. No matter the day or night. The south side has a lot of hospitals and north Capitol Hill is more residential "
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  • Trulia User
    "public transportation is above and beyond expectations. traffic can be a lot sometimes and overwhelming "
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  • Trulia User
    "Lots of bars and places to eat. Great place for students or people who like noise and have fun. In Capitol Hill not as many as in Downtown homeless people but still plenty. Near main roads very noisy."
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  • Anuja U.
    "This is a beautiful neighborhood. I love the vibe! It's pet friendly, people friendly and all stores are close by!"
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  • Daniel C.
    "Tons of grassy areas! Totally manageable for a pup. Plus no one bothers you while walking. Area is pretty clean "
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  • Kproia
    "Not sure. Been here one week and it is temporary housing. Seems like a diverse and nice neighborhood "
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  • Sarah Smith
    "There are not many kids in the neighborhood and the public school is very poorly rated. Not a lot of great parks for young children. "
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  • Emilie S.
    "I like it when the RedHawks have games. We don’t keep up with any of the schedules, but during this season, as we walk our dog, we always see practices or something going on, and always stop to watch games."
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  • Spencer o.
    "This area is good for people who prefer walking to work. The restaurants are okay, but Capitol Hill has more amenities. "
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  • Bwalke167
    "I have no opinion. I do not have a dog, but there are several nearby dog friendly parks. Owners can easily walk their dogs, and many apartments are dog friendly here."
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  • Charmaine M. D. T.
    "it's the people that make it special not the events. people here come together when someone needs help and people actually greet you in the sidewalk when you walk by."
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  • Rexfordb
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 5 years and been fortunate to watch it grow in that time. Lovingly (or not so) referred to as Pill Hill for years because of the hospitals, First Hill has begun to reinvent itself as an actual place to live. Walking distance from Downtown, Capitol Hill, Central District, the International District, and one bus away from the whole world. There's the streetcar on Broadway. Walking distance to the Hideout, Quarter Lounge, Vitos, Sugar Bakery, a 24 hour gym, Stockbox Grocers, Frye Art Museum, Lotus Vietnamese, 206 Burger Co, Georges Deli, and Italian Family Pizza. The First Hill Improvement Association has really helped this place form it's own identity, and it's wonderful."
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  • Annice O.
    "Very safe area as there is good security patrol from local hospitals all night long. You can literally walk your dog at 3:00am and feel safe."
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  • Dominmoli
    "I work in the area. I love being so close to Seattle University. Lots of new buildings purchased by Seattle University that is adding lots of value to the area. Young and frendly. Pet friendly everywhere. Close to the finest restaurants like Spinasse $$$, Lark $$$, La Spiga, Gyms, Yoga, five minutes on a taxi cab to Downtown Seattle, or 20 minute walk. Very safe. lots of young families and kids. Parks around the University let you mingle with students. Little traffic, clean and easy public transportation!!!!!"
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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Jul 17, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$3,843
Price decreased by 0%
Jul 13, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$3,858
Price decreased by 2%
Jul 8, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$3,926
Price increased by 0%
Jul 6, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$3,911
Price decreased by 2%
Jul 1, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$3,996
Price increased by 2%

Frequently asked questions about 702 Spring St #E1821

  • Is Seattle a buyer's or seller's market?
    Seattle is currently a seller's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in Seattle?
    The median sale price in Seattle is $860K. That is up $6.67K from the prior month.
  • What do residents say about the First Hill neighborhood?
    Residents describe the First Hill neighborhood in Seattle, WA as dog-friendly, pedestrian-friendly, and walkable to restaurants. See recently sold homes in First Hill, Seattle.
  • What are the closest schools to 702 Spring St #E1821?
    The closest schools to 702 Spring St #E1821 in Seattle, WA are Edmonds S. Meany Middle School (rated 5/10), Garfield High School (rated 8/10), Lowell Elementary School (Pre-K, rated 3/10).
  • Does 702 Spring St #E1821 have a pool?
    Yes, 702 Spring St #E1821 in Seattle, WA has a pool.
  • Does 702 Spring St #E1821 have parking?
    Yes, 702 Spring St #E1821 in Seattle, WA has on-site parking.

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