620 5th Ave W APT 304, Seattle, WA 98119

This one is for you and your stuff and your situationship who keeps "accidentally" spending the night. You've got space here. Real space. Two full bathrooms means nobody's sharing toothbrush air. Two big bedrooms, great light, and a balcony big enough for both your folding chairs and your existential crisis. Every corner was touched during the renonew white cabinetry, upgraded lighting, thoughtful hardware, and floors that don't scream 2007 Craigslist listing. Open your windows and smell trees and city at the same time. It's confusing in the best way. And because your life isn't one-dimensional, the unit isn't either: storage galore, in-unit laundry (obviously), natural light therapy in every room, and a view that somehow always hits just righteven when it rains. THE VIBE CHECK: Residence 620 Isn't Just a Building. It's a Whole Mood. Tucked on the west side of Queen Anneright near Kinnear Park tennis courts and just far enough away from the Space Needle to feel smug but close enough to still post it on your StoryResidence 620 hits the sweet spot between city energy and that peaceful, post-farmers-market nap. There's a private courtyard for quiet mornings. Garage and outdoor parking (finally). An elevator so your legs can rest post-leg-day. Bike storage. Storage storage. And yesan indoor pool that's not yet open, but when it is? You'll be insufferable in the best way. This isn't a place you "make work." This is a place that works for you. The girl math checks out. RUN, DON'T WALK. We're releasing units for July and Augustand these homes usually have a waitlist. Translation: we don't expect to be single long. Come see us. Canceling your tour might result in lasting emotional damage. P.S. We're giving 1 MONTH FREE on all homes. Yes, you read that right. Go ahead and cry a little. RENTAL TERMS: 12-month lease $750 deposit Utilities (W/S/T) based on use $50 app fee $300 holding deposit post-lease (goes toward security deposit) Renters insurance: Foxen available (unless you bring your own) SCREENING CRITERIA: 3x monthly rent in income 700+ credit score (or 670+ with 3.5x rent) No landlord drama in the last 7 years Case-by-case if you've got a cosigner Bottom Line? You could live somewhere that's just "fine." Or you could live at Residence 620 and accidentally become the friend with the good apartment. Your call. Book a tour. Tell your people. And maybe don't tell too many people, because there's only so many of these.