Mukilteo Apartments for Rent

Set Up Camp in a Mukilteo Apartment

Did you know that the word Mukilteo is Native American for “good camping ground?” Rent an apartment in Mukilteo, Washington, and set up camp in a beautiful city. Whether you’re a lover of the great outdoors or you couldn’t build a campfire if your life depended on it, you’ll enjoy living in this wonderful Washington city. Once you see all that Mukilteo has to offer, you’ll be doing much more than camping out here. Pack your bags (and your sleeping bags) and rent an apartment in Mukilteo. No bug spray required.

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Are you looking for a spacious three bedroom apartment so you can find a few roommates to accompany you to Forest Park Swim Center? Perhaps you’re looking for a sleek one bedroom that’s walking distance from Ivar’s so you can have some fresh oysters whenever you’d like. Whatever apartment you’re after, we’re here to help you find it. If you’re wondering how much you can expect to spend on an apartment in Mukilteo, just take a look at the rent table. It has the latest average rates on one, two, and three bedroom units. Read on to learn more about life in Mukilteo, and be sure to read all about it in the Mukilteo Beacon!

Small Town, Big Reputation

When you hear the words, "small town,” what comes to mind? Tumbleweeds rolling down the street? Cow tipping as weekend entertainment? Rent one of Mukilteo, Washington’s fine apartments and live in a city where there’s so much to see and do that the cows get to sleep soundly at night. Mukilteo offers great entertainment, education, scenery, and so much more. No matter what you’re into, you’re sure to love living here. In fact, Money magazine ranked Mukilteo 9th out of the top 100 small towns of America in 2011. Perhaps Money took into account the city’s tight-knit community spirit. With a population of 20,000 people, Mukilteo is the type of city where neighbors act neighborly. Find out what it’s like to live in a modern day Mayberry and rent an apartment in Mukilteo. Whether you’re looking for a great pizza place or you need help carrying a giant Elvis statue into your living room, you’re sure to find a neighbor that’s willing to help. With Seattle just 25 miles to the south, you’ll also be able to make hundreds of thousands of new friends (and get an excellent cup of coffee).

Meet Mukilteo

Looking for an able-bodied person to help lift that Elvis statue of yours? You’ll find a strong pair of hands (and an Elvis fan or two) at one of Mukilteo’s great community events. One festival that you won’t want to miss is the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival. This annual celebration has something fun and delicious for everyone, whether you’re an Elvis fan or more into underground hip-hop. On the Avenue of Food, you can enjoy everything from crepes to Reuben sandwiches, take in a blues performance, and marvel at a fireworks show. Once you’re done staring up at the sky, treat your eyes at an event hosted by the Mukilteo Arts Guild. Visit Mukilteo Lighthouse Park for the Waterfront Art Festival and replace those old velvet paintings with new ceramics, glass, and local artwork. When December rolls around, be sure to visit the Rosehill Community Center for the Holiday Art Mart, where you can pick up a snowman necklace. Whether you’re in the mood for food, tunes, or ceramic reindeer, you’ll have a good time at a special event in Mukilteo.

Ping-Pong and Parks

According to Mukilteo’s Recreation and Cultural Services Division, the city is home to “498 acres of parks and open spaces.” That’s enough space for 5,000 simultaneous games of hacky sack! Whatever your recreational interest, you’re sure to have a ball in Mukilteo. Tired from all the stress of moving? Why not go for a much-needed jog? You can also head over to Lighthouse Park and take a boat out with a new friend. If you want to make new friends (or you’re just dying to play Ping-Pong), visit Rosehill Community Center. While you’re there, visit the fitness room and pump it up. Whether you want to throw a party or lift weights, you’ll have the opportunity at this great facility. Rent one of Mukilteo’s great apartments and you’ll be fit and having fun 365 days a year.