Seattle, Washington
Homes for Rent in Seattle
Homes for rent in Seattle range from condos and townhomes in walkable neighborhoods to single-family houses on quieter residential streets, all within one city. Every Seattle home we lease is managed by our local team, based in our Seattle office.
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Current Seattle Rental Listings
Discover your next home among our current houses for rent in Seattle, each one managed by our local Seattle team.
1808 Minor Ave #2508, Seattle, WA 98101 MAP
2 Bed 
2 Baths 
1,126 Sq. Ft. 
2Bd/2Ba Seattle Condo
We do not accept Zillow applications. Apply on our website: lgapm
Available now! Stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom penthouse-style residence on the 25th floor featuring incredible panoramic views of Lake Union! This contemporary home offers hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows with abundant natural light, air conditioning, and a beautifully appointed kitchen with high-end Blomberg, Miele, and Fulgor appliances. The spacious primary suite includes a private en-suite bathroom, along with an additional full guest bath and an in-unit washer and dryer. Sewer, garbage, cold water, one parking space, and one storage space are all included in the monthly rent. Sorry, no pets.
Terms: 1st month’s rent, security deposit (= to one month’s rent), Minimum 12-month lease, Renters Insurance required prior to move in. Non-smoking. $50 application fee paid by each 18+ y/o applicant. We do not accept portable screening reports. Property Manager: Gino Nathan. If you are a Licensed Agent, please consult the MLS for showing instructions and then contact the listing agent if you have further questions. All information deemed reliable, tenant to verify. Due to the safety of our Brokers and the ability to fully see the property, it is our company policy that we do not show after dark. Thank you for your understanding. Additional information on our Tenancy Screening Criteria can be found by going to https://lgapm.com/tenant-criteria/. We do not advertise our rentals on Facebook Marketplace. All applications and screenings will be processed through AppFolio. If you have any doubts, please call our office to verify before making payment.
Apply on our website: www.lgapm.com
Rental Terms
- Rent: $4,500
- Application Fee: $50
- Security Deposit: $4,500
- Available Now
Pet Policy
- Cats not allowed
- Dogs not allowed
Amenities
- Mountain View
- Territorial View
- Kitchen W/ Eating Space
- Living Room
- Walk-In Closets
- Energy Source: Electric
- Hardwood Floors
- Heating Type: Forced Air
- Storage
- Stainless Appliances
- Granite Counters
- City View
- Fitness Center
- Lake View
- Common Garage
- Water Heater-Tank(Electric)
Utilities Included
- Garbage
- Sewer
- Cold Water
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Garbage Disposal
- Microwave
- Range/Oven
- Refrigerator
- Washer/Dryer
Life on Puget Sound
Living in Seattle
Seattle sits between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, with a compact downtown core surrounded by dozens of vibrant neighborhoods. Hills, water views, busy urban blocks, and quiet residential streets are part of daily life almost everywhere in the city. A walkable neighborhood center and a quiet side street are often a few blocks apart, so renters can choose the setting that fits them. Here is what to know about transportation, neighborhoods, schools, and daily life before you choose a Seattle rental.
Transit & Commuting
Getting Around
I-5 runs the length of Seattle north to south. I-90 and SR 520 cross Lake Washington to Bellevue and the rest of the Eastside. King County Metro runs an extensive bus network across the city, and Sound Transit’s 1 Line light rail connects downtown with neighborhoods to the north and south. Many neighborhoods are also easy to walk and bike, with bike lanes and trails such as the Burke-Gilman Trail linking several parts of the city.
Where to Look
Seattle Neighborhoods
Seattle’s neighborhoods differ in density, housing, and pace. These five show the range renters will find across the city.
Capitol Hill
Ballard
Queen Anne
West Seattle
Columbia City
For Families
Schools
Seattle Public Schools serves the city, with elementary, middle, and high schools across its neighborhoods. School assignment follows a home’s exact address, and boundaries can change, so check with the district once you have a specific home in mind. The city also has many private schools for families who want another option.
Top 12%
U.S. school districts for student learning rates, Stanford Educational Opportunity Project, 2022 to 2025
Stanford’s Educational Opportunity Project ranked Seattle Public Schools ahead of 88% of districts nationwide in how much students learn each year from 2022 to 2025. The same data places the district above 89% of U.S. districts in average reading scores and above 85% in math.
Before You Search
What Renters Should Know
- Seattle's neighborhoods change from block to block. A busy neighborhood center and a quiet residential street are often a short walk apart, so visit an area before you choose a home.
- Hills and water shape daily life. Many neighborhoods have steep streets and water views, which can affect a home's layout and how far it feels from a bus line or grocery store.
- Street parking varies by neighborhood. Some denser areas use residential parking zones that require a permit, so check the parking details on a listing before you apply.
- Seattle has a full calendar of markets and festivals. The Ballard Farmers Market runs every Sunday, and Seafair brings hydroplane races and the Blue Angels to Lake Washington each summer. Renters near a business district or the lake can expect more traffic during these events.
Applications
How to Apply for a Seattle Rental
Everything happens online, from browsing to submitting your application. Read our Tenancy Criteria first to see who qualifies and how screening works.
Credit history, employment, rental history, and a background check factor into every review, applied the same way regardless of which Seattle property you’re interested in. We built the process to stay clear and fair the whole way through.
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Look through the current Seattle listings above
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Check our Tenancy Criteria before you apply
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Apply directly from the listing you're interested in
Managed Locally Since 2001
Why Rent with Lori Gill & Associates
Lori Gill & Associates has managed rental homes in the Puget Sound region since 2001. Our Seattle office is staffed by a local team that knows the city’s neighborhoods and the homes we manage, and they are your contact throughout your lease. Our team is made up of licensed Washington State real estate brokers, bringing established experience and professional oversight to every property.
- Voted People's Choice in the Seattle Times Best in the PNW awards for 2023, 2024, and 2025
- Positive rating across 100+ reviews
- Local team based out of our Seattle office, with Bellevue and Mill Creek offices covering the rest of the region
- Online Resident Portal for rent payments and maintenance requests
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Local Favorites
Things to Do in Seattle
New to Seattle or exploring a new neighborhood? Start with these local favorites.
Pike Place Market
One of Seattle’s most recognizable destinations, Pike Place Market is a public market above the waterfront with fresh produce, seafood, flowers, and dozens of small shops and restaurants. It sits within walking distance of downtown, which makes it an easy stop for morning coffee or groceries.
Discovery Park
Seattle’s largest park, Discovery Park spans forest, meadow, and bluff above Puget Sound, with miles of walking trails and beach access below the bluff. It offers a long hike or beach walk inside city limits.
Green Lake Park
Built around the lake of the same name, Green Lake Park has a paved loop for walking, running, and biking, along with swimming beaches, sport courts, and open lawns. Renters in the surrounding north Seattle neighborhoods use the loop for everyday exercise.
Volunteer Park
Located on Capitol Hill, Volunteer Park is a historic park with open lawns, walking paths, and the Volunteer Park Conservatory. It offers quiet green space a few blocks from one of the city’s busiest neighborhoods.
Alki Beach Park
A long stretch of waterfront in West Seattle, Alki Beach Park draws walkers, joggers, and cyclists along its promenade, with views across Puget Sound toward the Olympic Mountains. It is a favorite spot for a sunset walk by the water.
Woodland Park Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo is one of Seattle’s most visited attractions, with naturalistic habitats spread across a wooded, walkable campus. It sits between Phinney Ridge and Green Lake, close to several north Seattle neighborhoods.
Widen the Search
Nearby Seattle Rentals
Looking beyond Seattle rentals? We manage homes throughout the region, and the listings below are a good place to start.
How do I apply for a rental home in Seattle?
Start with the current Seattle listings above and pick a home that fits. Our Tenancy Criteria covers applicant qualifications and the screening process, so read it before you apply. You then submit your application on the property’s listing page through our AppFolio system.
What does the screening process involve?
Every applicant goes through the same review: credit history, employment verification, rental history, and a background check. Our Tenancy Criteria lists the documents you will need and what to expect.
What types of homes are available in Seattle?
Most of our houses for rent in Seattle are single-family homes, since single-family homes are the core of what we manage in the city. Listings change as homes lease and new ones come on, so the feed above is the best view of homes for rent in Seattle right now.
What neighborhoods are in Seattle?
Seattle includes dozens of neighborhoods, among them Capitol Hill, Ballard, Queen Anne, West Seattle, and Columbia City. They range from busy business districts to quiet residential streets. If you are weighing options, factor in your commute, how close you want to be to transit, and how walkable you want daily errands to be.
What schools serve Seattle?
Seattle Public Schools is the primary district, covering the city’s public elementary, middle, and high schools. Assignment depends on a property’s exact address, and boundaries can shift, so confirm with the district before you commit to a specific home.
Who manages the homes once I move in?
Our Seattle office stays on as your contact after move-in, for the length of your lease. Rent payments, maintenance requests, and account details are all available anytime through the Resident Portal.
How do I get in touch with questions about a specific listing?
Contact our Seattle office before you apply, and we will answer questions about a specific listing. We can walk you through the property, the application steps, or anything else about renting with us.
Start Here
Your Seattle Rental Search Starts Here
Find a professionally managed rental home in Seattle with Lori Gill & Associates. Browse our current listings to find a home that suits your commute and daily routine, or reach our Seattle office team for help with a specific property, the application, or any question about renting in the city.