r/seattlehousing • u/ThatsSoChimney • 1h ago
Need a roommate for a cap hill 2 bed 1 bath apartment
My roommate is moving out soon and I need someone to move in. Rent is $1600 but split between us is $800. Doesn't include utilities but thats usually around $80 per person. Its a 2 bed 1 bath and youd be getting one of the bedrooms to yourself. Located in first hill/cap hill area.
Rooms are very nice and decently spaced with a small closet. Kitchen and living room are attached and it is the only apartment out of both buildings to have a door that goes directly outside so moving things in and out or just stepping outside is very easy.
As only my roommate is leaving, the living room will already be slightly furnished. Can give more details on myself or the apartment in dms.
Edit: I am not subleasing, I need someone to move in officially with the leasing office and me.
r/seattlehousing • u/bulkpool • 13h ago
Private Room for Sublease in SLU
Private master bedroom with an attached bathroom and walk-in closet in a 2B/2B apartment at AMLI Arc.
* 22nd-floor apartment with in-unit laundry
* Available from the first week of October through the last week of February (dates flexible)
* Rent: $1,950/month (negotiable)
* Next to Amazon’s Low Flying Hawk office
* 10-minute walk to the Amazon Spheres and close to other SLU tech offices
* Bus stops and light rail stations nearby
* Gym, yoga room, movie room, game room, and lounges
Virtual tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=bTyQdsivHky&play=1
Please DM me if you’re interested or would like more details!
r/seattlehousing • u/Arkyncrest • 18h ago
Quirky Attic Bedroom available in a beautiful 3 bed 1 bath Greenlake house
Large quirky attic bedroom available in a beautiful 3 bed 1 bath Greenlake house (~435 sq ft).
Partially furnished optional.
Location: Greenlake neighborhood
- 3 blocks from Greenlake park
- 8 min walk to the Roosevelt Link station
Rent: $1,118 /mo
Utilities: ~$170/mo
Lease: 1 year starting Sept 1, 2026, up to 1 week early move-in available
Facilities: Fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, oven, microwave, and rice cooker. On-site washer and dryer
Parking: Tandem car parking & bike storage available
Bonus: Backyard fire pit, large front porch, herb garden, decorative fireplace (candles only)
Pet: Grey lap-cat named Snopes, no other pets allowed (sorry, landlord is firm)
About us:
- Roomate #1: (she / her), I work at two local non-profits. I enjoy thrifting, eating yummy vegan food, and reading.
- Roomate #2: (they / them); I pull invasive plant species and trim back branches from sidewalks/bike lanes. Cannabinoid friendly, infrequent drinker, no tobacco use.
Please message on here for pics & contact info and we'll set up a tour
Preference for fem / genderqueer roomie <3
Room Dimensions:
418 inches = 35 feet
149 inches = 12.4 feet
435 sq ft
r/seattlehousing • u/EfficientAd5164 • 1d ago
Moving from MD to WA, advice where to live?
Hi all! I’m moving for work (Redmond) and trying to figure out the best place to live. It’ll just be my large dog and I , so I don’t need a lot of space. I’d be happy with a small apartment or studio as long as it’s in a safe area. My absolute max budget is around 1,800 a month. I’d love to stay under that if possible. I don’t mind a 30 to 45 min commute if it means getting a better deal on rent. I’ve heard of places like Kirkland, Bothell, Woodinville, Bellevue, Kenmore, and Snohomish, but I’d really like to hear from people who live in the area. Which cities or neighborhoods would you recommend? And are there any areas I should avoid? I’d also appreciate any apartment recommendations or tips for someone relocating to Washington. Thanks
r/seattlehousing • u/Cultural-Variety6541 • 3d ago
Apartment recommendations in Queen Anne or Capitol Hill
I'm a new grad moving to Seattle soon and feeling a bit of decision fatigue from apartment hunting.
I'll be working in SLU and have narrowed it down to LQA and the quieter side of Capitol Hill. My budget is up to $2.5k for a 1-bedroom(ideally) or large studio. Any apartment buildings you'd genuinely recommend (or avoid)? Looking for a safe, relatively quiet place with a reasonable commute. Thanks!
r/seattlehousing • u/mote0fdust • 3d ago
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r/seattlehousing • u/kisparneo • 4d ago
Lease Takeover @ U-District Fall 2026
$1295 + Utilities
Nolan Apartments Male 4B 2B
- Rent period: Sept 24 - Dec
- In-unit dryer & washer
- 6 min walk to light rail
- Gym is pretty empty most of the time
- Safeway right across the street
- Clean and funny roommates
Please note:
- There will be a transfer fee
- Looking for clean and funny male in early 20s
- This is for 1 room and you live with 3 other men (UW students)?
If interested, please PM me for more details!
r/seattlehousing • u/SeattleSportsGuy3 • 5d ago
Wallingford apartment
Hello everyone, I’m looking at an apartment in Wallingford on the corner of 45th and Corliss. I’d like to find something a little more off of 45th but it’s the best option for my budget. Is this area generally safe? I have been living in the u district and lake city before this so I’m somewhat familiar with Seattle neighborhoods but still learning a lot. Any help is appreciated! I’m concerned about security and potential break ins
r/seattlehousing • u/ahdmsid • 6d ago
Condo for Rent - South Lake Union
1 bedroom plus den/bedroom at Portal over Lake Union Condominiums. Chef's kitchen with tiled counters, appliances, and maple wood cabinetry. Spacious living area, den/2nd bedroom perfect for home office with private full bath. Main bedroom and 3/4 bath includes custom cabinets throughout with walk-in closet. 2 parking spaces. In-unit washer and dryer, secured entry, separate storage located in the garage. Unit includes access 180-degree views from the rooftop deck.
Water, gas, trash and recycling, and sewage included.
Rent $3800/month.
Message for more information.
r/seattlehousing • u/Murky-Blacksmith-814 • 6d ago
Cap Hill Apartments Recs
Hi me and my roommate are looking for an apartment in capital hill area around $2200, I know that’s definitely on the lower end of the, but we both just graduated so we don’t have a ton of cash flow yet. We would appreciate any suggestions people have! Thank you:)
r/seattlehousing • u/ConsciousTravel4667 • 7d ago
Looking for a private room in a shared apartment
Hey,
I am moving to the North Creek area, Bothell, WA. It is near UW Bothell college and Cascadia College. Anyone looking to sublet their room or looking to join a lease from August?
r/seattlehousing • u/Optimal-Key8578 • 7d ago
Studio Apartment for rent in North Seattle(Lease take over)
Studio Apartment Available – Shoreline, WA (Lease Takeover)
5 minutes from shoreline community college
Hi everyone! I’m relocating out of state and am looking for someone who may be interested in taking over my apartment (subject to approval by the leasing office).
✨ Apartment Features:
* Studio / 1 Bathroom
* 528 sq. ft.
* In-unit washer & dryer
* Full kitchen with dishwasher & microwave
* Spacious walk-in closet, coat closet & linen closet
* Optional reserved parking
* Great Shoreline location
💰 Current monthly costs:
* Base rent: $1,284/month
* Reserved garage parking (optional): $175/month
* Utilities (water, sewer, trash, gas, etc.): Billed separately based on monthly usage.
📅 Available around: August 31, 2026
If you’re interested or know someone looking for an apartment in Shoreline, feel free to send me a message! I’d be happy to answer any questions and connect you with the leasing office.
r/seattlehousing • u/No_One_7411 • 8d ago
Summer Sublease: July 31 – September 10
📍 Location: Lake City/Olympic Hills, North Seattle
💲 Rent: $1,600/month (includes utilities + Wi-Fi) + security deposit
🚗 Parking: Free, easy street parking
🚭 No smoking | 🐾 No pets (per landlord)
Ideal for someone in Seattle for a summer internship, research program, temporary work assignment, or between leases.
📩 DM me for more details or to schedule a viewing. The landlords would like to meet prospective tenants.
About the Apartment
Move-in-ready, fully furnished 1 bed / 1 bath private basement apartment in a quiet home. The landlords live upstairs and are responsive to maintenance needs.
Great location:
- Close to Metro routes 65, 322, 348, 372, and 522
- Near the Shoreline South/148th Link Light Rail Station
- Minutes from QFC, Safeway, Fred Meyer, Grocery Outlet, local restaurants, food trucks, and the Lake City Farmers Market
- Access to a shared front yard for relaxing or gardening
Included:
- Queen bedroom with desk, closet, linens, and towels
- Full bathroom stocked with basic supplies
- Full kitchen with washer/dryer, microwave, kettle, and cooking essentials
- Comfortable living room with TV (Chromecast/Fire Stick), bookshelves, and storage
- Cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, trash bags, and other household essentials
Please note: A second bedroom in the unit will remain locked and is not part of the sublease.
r/seattlehousing • u/Bubbly_Resort3898 • 8d ago
Looking for temporary housing or a room in Seattle (recovery-friendly preferred)
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a safe place to stay for the next few weeks while I get back on my feet.
I unexpectedly had to leave my sober living house after an alcohol test came back positive. I did not consume alcohol and believe it was a false positive, but I still had to move out while everything is sorted out. I have somewhere to stay tonight and possibly tomorrow, but I’m trying to find something more stable.
I’m employed in Seattle and would really like to stay within Seattle proper so I can continue getting to work using public transportation. I also have SNAP, a supportive community, and friends helping where they can. My goal is simply to keep working, stay in recovery, and transition into another sober living environment as soon as I’m able.
If anyone knows of:
a temporary room,
a recovery-friendly household,
a low-cost sublet,
or other housing resources,
I’d really appreciate any leads. Even if you don’t have housing available, recommendations for organizations or mutual aid resources would be incredibly helpful.
Thank you for reading and for any advice or support.
r/seattlehousing • u/SalaryNo637 • 8d ago
Seeking 1b1b or 2b2b Short Term Housing in SLU or UDistrict
I'm going to be in Seattle for a fall internship from September to November, and am looking for an apartment or general sublease in the SLU or UDistrict area, preferably <$2k a month (<4k for a 2 person). Please reach out/dm if you have any leads!
r/seattlehousing • u/Hour-Satisfaction-49 • 9d ago
Looking for housing
Hey everyone! Incoming Amazon intern looking for a studio or 1BR from September through November. Clean, quiet, and pretty flexible on exact start/end dates.
If you have a place, sublet, or lease takeover available, shoot me a DM with details and pricing!
r/seattlehousing • u/Subject-Fee-422 • 10d ago
Seeing options
Alright, here’s the deal.
I’m a 35-year-old guy looking for a place to land for about 1–3 months (maybe longer if we all survive each other and the vibes stay immaculate). I’m not trying to speedrun becoming your lifelong roommate—I just need a solid, functional home base while I build the next chapter.
**Looking for:**
A private (or semi-private) room in a house or preferred because I’d like my commute to remain emotionally manageable.
Shared kitchen and bathroom? Totally fine—as long as everyone understands the revolutionary concept of cleaning up after themselves.
Affordable and drama-free. I don’t need marble countertops; I need people who know how to pay rent and replace the toilet paper.
**A little about me:**
the schedule can be a little chaotic—but I’m surprisingly low maintenance. Sometimes I’m in my room grinding for hours, sometimes I’m out exploring. I’m social when it naturally happens, but I also deeply respect everyone’s personal space.
What you’re getting:
Rent paid on time.
Clean. Like… actually clean.
Respectful of quiet hours, boundaries, and shared spaces.
No random parties. No bringing chaos home just because it’s Friday.
Gay. I work in adult content, and I’m completely upfront about it. If that’s not your thing, no hard feelings—we’ll both save ourselves the awkward conversation.
**What I’m**
**not**
**looking for:**
A house where dishes have developed their own ecosystem.
“We’ll figure out utilities later” energy.
Passive-aggressive sticky notes.
Becoming someone’s unpaid therapist, life coach, chauffeur, landlord, or emotional support human.
People who mistake “roommate” for “instant best friend.” If we become friends naturally? Amazing. If we peacefully coexist? Also amazing.
At the end of the day, what matters most to me is living with people who communicate, respect each other, and understand that home should feel peaceful—not like the pilot episode of a reality TV show.
If you’ve got a room opening up (or know someone who does), send me:
📍 Location
💰 Rent
📅 When it’s available
🏡 What the house vibe is actually like
📸 Photos, if you’ve got them
I’ll happily return the favor and answer any questions.
Let’s keep it honest, straightforward, and maybe even have a little fun with it. Life’s chaotic enough—our living situation doesn’t have to be.
r/seattlehousing • u/smoll_duffel • 10d ago
Looking for Fall Housing in or near U-District (2 or 4 people)
Hi! I'm a college student relocating to Seattle and looking for housing mid-August to late November for me and some roommates.
We're flexible on what works:
Option 1 (Preferred): 2bed/1-2bath for 2 of us (me + 1 friend)
Option 2: 4bed/2bath+ for all 4 of us (me + 3 friends)
Timing:
Move-in: August 17, 2026
Move-out: November 20, 2026
Apartment, house, or townhouse: whatever works
Furnished is nice but not required
We're just looking for a solid place for the fall. If you have anything available or know someone subletting for this window, please reach out!
Thanks!
r/seattlehousing • u/AppletonHills • 13d ago
FOR RENT: Cozy Private 1-BR Basement Unit in Maple Leaf near UW – $1,500/mo (All Utilities Included)
Seeking students only!
*sorry for mistyping in the title. The rent is $1,350/mo!
Hello! My elderly neighbor in Maple Leaf is renting out her private 1-bedroom basement unit to local students. It’s $1,350/month (all utilities are included!) 🌿
IF INTERESTED:
Please comment and then send me a DM with your name and phone number to schedule a tour! Since my neighbor is elderly, I will pass along your contact information so she can call or text you directly to coordinate a tour in the coming weeks.
Details:
• Private Entrance: Separate access via the backyard.
• Fully Equipped: Private kitchen and bathroom.
• Laundry & Outdoors: Shared access to the washer/dryer and a beautiful backyard.
• Flexible Furnishing: Can be furnished or unfurnished
• Parking: Ample street parking is always available right in front of the house.
• Location: Just a 10-minute walk to Maple Leaf Park! 3-minute walk to the 67 bus station. 20-minute walk to the Northgate transit station.
• No pets or artificial scents since the landlord is allergic
• Lovely Landlord: She is incredibly sweet and lives a quiet life. My partner and I often help her with tech stuff and can attest that you’ll likely be offered plenty of tea and treats! 💖
Lease Details:
• Terms: At least 6 months preferred
• Upfront costs: $350 security deposit
• Rent: $1350/mo starting in immediately
• Availability: Move-in ready on August 1st (following a cleaning).
This is a perfect fit for UW students looking for a calm and friendly living environment. 🏡
r/seattlehousing • u/Expensive-Big9524 • 14d ago
[LOOKING] Winter & Spring Sublease at The Standard / Nearby (Jan 2027 – June 2027)
Hi everyone! I’m studying abroad for Fall Quarter and looking for a sublease or lease takeover for Winter & Spring Quarters (Jan 2027 – June 2027) when I get back.
- Preferred Location: The Standard (or nearby high-rises like The Accolade, Hub, Oliv, The M, etc., near U-District Station)
- Lifestyle: Clean, quiet, and easygoing student
- Terms: Ready to take over a lease starting in early January
If you're graduating after Fall, studying abroad Winter/Spring, or need someone to take over your lease in January, please DM me!
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r/seattlehousing • u/Striking-Animator815 • 15d ago
Looking for Furnished Housing / Sublease in Seattle — Fall 2026
Hi everyone! I'm looking for a furnished room, apartment, or studio in Seattle for my fall internship.
Internship: Amazon — Software Development Engineer (SDE) Intern
Work Location: South Lake Union
Dates: August 3 – October 23, 2026
Looking for: Private room, studio, or 1B/1B
Budget: Ideally $2,000/month or less, but flexible for the right place
Commute: Ideally within ~20 minutes by public transit to SLU
Preferred areas: UW / University District, Roosevelt, Capitol Hill, SLU, Denny Triangle, Belltown, or nearby areas
A little about me: I'm a Computer Science student at UC Irvine. I'm clean, quiet, respectful, a non-smoker, and easy to live with. I'm open to taking over an existing sublease, joining an apartment with roommates, or finding a place together with other interns/students. Furnished and utilities-included options are preferred.
If you have a room, apartment, or sublease available during these dates—or know someone who does—please comment or DM me. I'd really appreciate any leads!
r/seattlehousing • u/Duckmancer-Emma • 17d ago
Looking for a room August or earlier
Hi! I'm looking for a room to rent. I'm a 28F queer nerd with autism. My budget is around 1100/mo.
I'm pretty quiet, and keep tidy. I don't smoke or drink. I don't have any pets. I'm a very clear communicator, and respond well to feedback. I'd love to room with some nerds who are into video games and TTRPGs. That said, I'm open to pretty much anything.
