931 N 86th St

931 N 86th St, Seattle, WA 98103

Apartment building

1 bed

In-unit laundry (W/D)

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
201 1 bd, 1 ba 7 photos	480	Now	$1,700

What's special

Many windows

*2nd Floor Unit with secure key card entry *1 Garage Parking Included in the rent *Water, Sewer, and Garbage are included in the rent *Washer and Dryer in Unit (Stacked) *Many Windows *Appliances in the unit: Microwave, Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator *Quiet Neighborhood *Near Bus Line *15 Minutes to Seattle Downtown *Near North Seattle Community College & University of WA. *Many non-metered Street Parking *No Pets Rent: $1,700/Month, Security Deposit: $1,200, First and Last Month's Rent Required, Application Fee: $50, 1-year lease. No pets or smoking

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Neighborhood: Greenwood

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Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.

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Centered around Fremont, Wallingford, and Green Lake, 98103 offers a quirky, outdoorsy slice of Seattle between Lake Union and the namesake lake. Expect mild, drizzly winters and bright, dry summers perfect for looping the 2.8-mile Green Lake path, biking the Burke-Gilman Trail, paddling on Lake Union, or lounging at Gas Works and Woodland Park. The vibe blends creative energy with neighborly ease—think the Fremont Troll, Solstice Parade, Theo Chocolate, and the "Center of the Universe" attitude. Everyday conveniences are easy: PCC Community Markets, QFC, and Marketime Foods; coffee greats like Lighthouse Roasters and Milstead & Co.; a dining scene spanning Joule, Manolin, The Whale Wins, and Paseo; plus Fremont Brewing’s urban beer garden and the Fremont Sunday Market. Gyms and studios cluster along Stone Way and around Green Lake. Parks, playfields, and quiet side streets make it comfortable for families and very pet friendly. According to Zillow’s market trends, recent median asking rents sit in the mid-$2,000s, with most apartments in the past few months listing roughly $1,900–$3,200.