Ballard

History Description The other main street in the neighborhood is 15th Ave NW. It runs perpendicular to Market Street starting at the Ballard Bridge and is the main access road to areas north and south of Ballard. There are also a variety of stores and eateries along its strip. Residents Fun Stuff
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Average Rent: $$$ Primary Housing: Small Apartment Buildings Medium Apartment Buildings Townhomes Single-Family Homes Duplexes/Multiplexes Commute Times: Downtown 10-15 minutes Eastside 35 minutes, 45 minutes with traffic Ballard offers some of the largest selection and variety of rental property types anywhere in Seattle. Development of this area has occurred in every decade of the last century and the variety of architecture in Ballard reflects this. Considerable development occurred in this part of Seattle from the 1940s through the 1970s, so there are a lot of small apartment buildings and multiplexes with stucco and brick exteriors and several larger apartment buildings throughout Ballard. Significant recent apartment and condo development has provided a number of newer rental units to choose from as well. The ever-evolving downtown Ballard that centers at Market and 22nd Ave NW has brought rejuvenation to this once sleepy Scandinavian fishing village, creating a great local culture and adding vibrancy to this neighborhood. Shops, restaurants and cafes abound in Ballard and are only a short distance from the majority of rental housing. Ballard has become one of Seattle's most treasured neighborhoods and offers rental housing prices that are generally a little lower than neighborhoods such as Fremont, Wallingford and Greenlake that are located just to the east and have easier freeway access. Ballard also offers some of the more affordable options for rental houses in the close-in Seattle market. In part this is due to the many smaller homes that were built in Ballard. You will find this to be especially true as you move north from the center of Ballard toward Crown Hill, Blue Ridge and Loyal Heights. Demand is always stirring for these homes and they rent quickly. Many choose to rent here for affordability, the local culture and access to Downtown. |
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Pacific Apartments
2418 NW 57th Street
Ballard
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
$1350
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Fairhaven Apartments
2839 NW 56th Street
Ballard
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
$1495
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Large Ballard Duplex
5001 3rd Ave NW
Ballard
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
$1590
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Imperial Crown Manor Apartments
1207 NW 92nd Street
Ballard
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
$1595
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Ballard Place Condominiums
1545 NW 57th St, Seattle, WA 98107
Ballard
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
$1800
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1404 Quorum Real Estate
2250 Northwest 58th Street
Ballard
2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathroom
$2100
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1525 NW 57th St
1525 NW 57th St, Unit 520
Ballard
1 bedroom + den, 1 bathroom
$2100
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1807 Ne 65th
1807 Nw 65th
Ballard
3 bedrooms + den, 2 1/2 bathrooms
$3700
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Coming soon!
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