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Popular Rentals in the Cedar Park / Meadowbrook area
Inglenook Court Apartments
Kirkland, Washington, 98034
1 Bedroom$1,055 - $1,150
2 Bedrooms$1,140 - $1,385
Galleria Apartments
Seattle, Washington, 98133
Studio/1 Bedroom$875 - $1,185
2 Bedrooms$1,380 - $1,405
3 Bedrooms$2,000
Arabella Apartments
Shoreline, Washington, 98155
Studio/1 Bedroom$850 - $1,300
2 Bedrooms$1,300 - $1,500
3 Bedrooms$1,700 - $2,200
Jasper Apartments
Seattle, Washington, 98115
Studio/1 Bedroom$1,084 - $2,659
2 Bedrooms$1,900 - $2,560
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Zip Codes Near Cedar Park / Meadowbrook
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Featured Apartment Rentals Near Cedar Park / Meadowbrook.
- Helix-Ellipse 4751 12th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98105 Phone Number: (206) 735-4952
- Luxe 10306 Meridian Ave N Seattle, WA 98133 Phone Number: (206) 743-9935
- Northshore Townhomes 7000 NE 186th Pl Kenmore, WA 98028 Phone Number: (425) 549-2148
- Kavela 6521 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle, WA 98115 Phone Number: (206) 971-9941
- Cosmopolitan 400 NE 45th St Seattle, WA 98105 Phone Number: (206) 735-4970
- Sherwood Apartments 3030 NE 143rd Street Seattle, WA 98125 Phone Number: (206) 745-4686
- Woodland North Apartments 3611 NE 155th Street Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 Phone Number: (206) 735-4887
- Russell Hall 1414 NE 42nd St Seattle, WA 98105 Phone Number: (206) 735-4822
- Nordheim Court 5000 25th Avenue NE Seattle, WA 98122 Phone Number: (206) 934-1200
- Sequoias Senior The 7111 NE 181st Street Kenmore, WA 98028 Phone Number: (425) 483-5244
Universities Near Cedar Park / Meadowbrook
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Why should I move to Cedar Park / Meadowbrook?
Cedar Park/Meadowbrook is perfect if you're looking for a quiet place in a charming neighborhood. The area is almost entirely residential, with a few small businesses. There is a great sense of community here. You'll run into your neighbors playing tennis at the community center, walkng the dog around the pond, or buying fresh produce at the farmer's market.
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How busy is Cedar Park / Meadowbrook at nighttime?
Since the Cedar Park/Meadowbrook area is almost entirely residential, you'll find it pretty quiet at night. Outside a football game at nearby Nathan Hale High School, there are no strip malls - just a few small restaurants and businesses. Prepare to sleep well!
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I want a car-independent affordable neighborhood near downtown Seattle. What will be some good options?
Thankfully, Seattle is one of the most walkable cities in the country. If you're looking for an apartment near downtown Seattle, check out Pioneer, Square, the International District, Belltown, and Lower Queen Anne, as these are all highly walkable neighborhoods.
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I have a two year old child. I want a neighborhood with some good pre-school options near downtown Seattle. Please suggest some affordable options.
There are lots of pre-schools in downtown Seattle, including some highly-regarded Montessori schools. Check out apartments in any of the downtown neighborhoods, like Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill, Central District, or First Hill.
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I'm moving to Seattle and am originally from Southern California--will I need an apartment with air conditioning?
Seattle has rainy climate with a warm summer and cloudy in spring, late fall and winter. Winters are cool and very rainy with average low around 35-40F. Summers have average day time around 73-80F. We would say no, it is similar to the San Francisco climate, and we don’t have AC.
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We are moving to Seattle with a 1 yr old. Are there any kid friendly neighborhoods around. My workplace is in Seattle downtown, and we have 2 cars. Please suggest any area in Seattle or nearby suburbs
Seattle is affectionately referred to by it's mayor as a city of neighborhoods. This is mostly in virtue of the fact that Seattle proper has expanded to include neighboring towns. The Seattle metro area is a pretty compact areal; for example, Bellevue, a rapidly growing town is only 5 miles away, though it can be classified as suburban in regards to housing type and neighborhood feel. Mercer Island, east of Seattle as well, is also a suburb from which many people commute to downtown Seattle.
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I am relocating to Seattle from Los Angeles and don't know anything about the city, but want to be in the middle of all the action. Do you have any suggestions?
Fremont is one of the Seattle's liveliest neighborhoods. It is called “the Center of the Universe." Located north of the Ship Canal that connects Lake Union to Puget Sound, this neighborhood is famous for its artsy air and lively mix of bistros, bookstores, boutiques and coffee shops.
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I am a 39 yr old, profl, single mother who is considering relocating from Cheyenne, WY to Seattle, WA with two young chikdren, 5 and 8. I grew up back East and miss culture
A lot of families end up living outside Seattle, since suburbs like Bellevue and Mercer Island are very close to downtown Seattle, but if you would like a more downtown experience, we recommend either Fremont or Green Lake, located North of Downtown, or Queen Anne Hill, located south of Downtown and Lake Union. If you want to be a bit further from downtown, check out the Fauntleroy district.