We recommend making an appointment in advance, as we do not accept walk-ins.

To apply for an apartment, you’ll need to apply in person and complete the Compliance Packet.

Application approval can take up to 14 days.

We offer a 12-month lease term.

We encourage residents to pay rent online through the resident portal for convenience. However, we also accept payments if dropped off in the office or mailed.

Flex allows you to schedule your monthly payment into two smaller payments, giving you greater financial flexibility. Full monthly rent payments are provided to the property by Flex on the 1st. Sign up is available directly in your RentCafe resident portal and is reviewed for approval by Flex. Flex charges a monthly membership fee based on the amount of the credit line that is approved. The monthly membership fee is up to $14.99. A bill payment fee of 1% of your total rent is also charged, additional card processing fees apply when using a credit card.
 

While renter's insurance is not required, we highly recommend it for your protection.

Your rent includes a utility credit that covers water, sewer, and trash. Residents are responsible for paying electric and gas separately.

To set up your utilities, contact City of Seattle City Light for electricity and Puget Sound Energy for gas.

You can choose from several providers for internet and cable, including Quantum Fiber, Ziply Fiber, HughesNet, Viasat, and Verizon.

Seattle has many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and has something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Seattle apartment for rent:

Belltown sits right between downtown Seattle and the waterfront, giving residents walkable access to Pike Place Market, the Elliott Bay Trail, Amazon's campus, and a lively mix of restaurants, music venues, and galleries. With a Walk Score of 98 and light rail steps away, it is one of the easiest neighborhoods in the city to live in without a car.

Capitol Hill is Seattle's most culturally vibrant neighborhood, stretching east of downtown along Broadway with a dense corridor of bars, boutiques, coffee shops, and Volunteer Park just up the hill. It draws artists, young professionals, and anyone who wants a neighborhood with genuine energy and a strong sense of identity.

South Lake Union has grown rapidly into Seattle's tech hub, anchored by Amazon's global headquarters and a growing cluster of biotech and software companies along the waterfront. Residents can walk to work, bike to Lake Union, and hop on light rail to reach the rest of the city in minutes.

Known locally as "Pill Hill," First Hill is home to Virginia Mason, Swedish Hospital, and Seattle University, making it a natural fit for healthcare workers, researchers, and students who want to be close to where they spend their days. It runs at a slightly quieter pace than Belltown while staying just a few blocks from downtown Seattle.

Belltown offers urban living that is hard to replicate elsewhere in Seattle, combining a waterfront location, a Walk Score of 98, and immediate access to Pike Place Market and Amazon's campus in a neighborhood that never really slows down. Here are some of the standout features that make Belltown a great place to call home:

The Windham Apartments sits at 420 Blanchard Street in Belltown, steps from the Westlake Light Rail Station and major bus lines, with direct access to I-5 and SR-99. Amazon's global headquarters is right across the street, and Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, Virginia Mason Medical Center, and Swedish Hospital are all within easy walking distance.

Belltown's waterfront position gives residents access to some of Seattle's most scenic outdoor spaces. Residents can walk and bike the Elliott Bay Trail, relax at Olympic Sculpture Park and Myrtle Edwards Park, and explore Victor Steinbrueck Park's green space and views throughout every season.

Seattle is one of the most economically dynamic cities in the country, and living in Belltown puts residents at the center of it. Amazon's campus is right across the street, Virginia Mason and Swedish Hospital are within walking distance, and Washington State's lack of a state income tax means more of every paycheck stays in residents' pockets.

Belltown has a lively, creative community identity built around its music venues, art galleries, and independent restaurants. Weekend mornings at Pike Place Market, live jazz at Dimitriou's, and evening walks along the waterfront give residents the kind of neighborhood life that is easy to settle into and hard to leave.

There are many fun activities to do in Belltown and the surrounding area! The Windham Apartments' location on Blanchard Street puts residents steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Waterfront, and some of the Pacific Northwest's best cultural, outdoor, and entertainment destinations. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Pike Place Market
• Olympic Sculpture Park and Myrtle Edwards Park
• Seattle Waterfront and Elliott Bay Trail
• Space Needle and Seattle Center
• MoPOP (Museum of Pop Culture)
• Chihuly Garden and Glass
• Moore Theatre
• Dimitriou's Jazz Alley

The Windham Apartments is only minutes from the region's top employers. The proximity to the Westlake Light Rail Station, I-5, SR-99, and major bus lines gives residents easy access to technology, healthcare, education, and corporate employers, like:

• Amazon Global Headquarters
• Virginia Mason Medical Center
• Swedish Hospital First Hill Campus
• Seattle Children's Research Institute
• Seattle University
• Seattle Central College
• Harborview Medical Center (UW Medicine)
• University of Washington (via light rail)
• Microsoft (Redmond, accessible via light rail)
• Boeing (Seattle area offices)

At The Windham Apartments, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in vibrant Belltown even better, such as:

Many units at The Windham Apartments are part of a subsidized housing program, making it possible to live in downtown Seattle without the downtown price tag. Rent covers heat, gas utilities, water, sewer, and trash, so budgeting stays simple and predictable every month.

The Windham Apartments offers controlled building access and elevator service, giving residents both the security and the day-to-day convenience that matter in an urban setting. It is a classic building that has been thoughtfully maintained with the practical needs of residents in mind.

The Windham Apartments welcomes cats and dogs, so your companions get to enjoy Belltown living alongside you, with Olympic Sculpture Park and the Elliott Bay Trail just a short walk away. On-site laundry facilities keep the weekly routine simple without requiring a trip off the property.

The large windows pull in natural light and open onto city views that remind you exactly where you are living. The fully equipped kitchen with range and dishwasher gives you everything you need to cook and clean up without thinking about it. And with heat and all utilities covered in your rent, the monthly budget stays predictable in a city where that kind of certainty is genuinely rare.

Our property offers affordable living with the convenience of an on-site laundry room.

Unfortunately, we do not offer parking on-site.

We have a laundry room on-site for your convenience.

Yes, our community is pet-friendly

Our community is unique because it is located in a beautiful 100-year-old historic building, offering a charming and timeless atmosphere.

We are located in the Seattle Public Schools District.

The nearest grocery store is Whole Foods, just a short distance away.

Yes, we offer 24/7 on-site maintenance. Work orders are sent directly to our technician for prompt attention.

For maintenance issues, please contact the office at (206) 971-2100. If it's an emergency, Yardi will notify us, and we will respond to your cell phone number.

You only need to be present if you specifically request to be. Otherwise, the service technician can perform the work without your presence.