West Seattle Apartments
Learn more about living in our West Seattle apartments
West Seattle is designated by being all of Seattle that is west of the Duwamish River and across Elliott Bay. The area is a mix of beach/ coastal life with urban influence, and our West Seattle apartments are in the center of it all.
West Seattle is the city’s largest neighborhood and features an impressive mix of residential areas, shopping and dining. West Seattle presents an extraordinary adventure for the senses. Taste a delicious macaron from Bakery Nouveau, browse through the assortment of shops like The Sneakery and Easy Street Records. Finally, go for a calming jog along the paved pathways of Alki Beach Park with the beautiful waters and the Olympic Mountains in the backdrop. When you need to commute, get around on foot or opt to use the convenient King County Metro transit service that will easily connect you with the rest of Seattle.
Alki Point and Alki Beach are two of the most well-known attractions of West Seattle. Alki Point is where Seattle was discovered in 1851. Alki Beach is nearby, and one of Seattle’s favorite beaches. It offers a few of the city and the mountains unlike any other. The heart and soul of West Seattle, however, is found in The Junction. This is area around the intersection of Alaska Street and California Avenue and the home of a number of restaurants, markets, entertainment, and, of course, our West Seattle apartments.
With one of our available West Seattle apartments, you’ll be able to eat, play, thrive and experience everything that makes this place truly one-of-a-kind.
Seattle Apartments
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Equity has apartment communities in locations all over the Seattle area.
We're committed to finding you a home that suits your needs. Whether you are
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