Mad Flats
apartment for rent
Listed: 07/13/24
2421 East Marion Street, Seattle, WA 98122, USA
Studio
Bed
1
Bath
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About This Apartment
$45 application fee
$500 security deposit
12 month lease. Shorter lease available with specific terms.
Pets welcome with $250 pet deposit and $25/month pet rent
Apartment highlights :
• Open studio floor plans
• Wood plank flooring
• Tile backsplash in kitchen
• Modern efficient lighting
• Laundry available on every floor
• Juliette balconies in select homes
• WI-FI ready in unit
Community highlights :
• Amazon HUB Locker
• Amazing city and mountain views in select homes
• Rooftop deck with BBQ with city and mountain … Full description
Amenities
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Take advantage of a convenient location close to campus Student Friendly
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Enjoy the view from a private balcony Balcony
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This apartment is furnished and move-in ready Furnished
Property Also Includes
- Laundry
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Commute Info
Commute Time
The workers of
Seattle, WA
traveled to their offices around
32
minutes lately and
drove alone
to get there. The rest of the residents
used public transit
and
walked.
Average travel time:
26.2 minutes
Commuter Transportation
The most common method of travel for workers
in
Seattle, WA
was
Drove Alone (44.4%)
, followed by those who
used Public Transit (23.1%)
and those who
used Other (13.4%).