Beacon Hill apartments for rent - Seattle, WA

Overview of Beacon Hill

Getting a true vibe for Beacon Hill Seattle depends upon which section of the neighborhood you choose. If you live on the north end, you find that the area is quite busy. At the top of the hill, you will find a suburban residential area typical of many found across the county. When you choose to live along the southern end of the district, you reside in a quiet, secluded area.

No matter where you choose to rent, you are close enough to Seattle proper to make from some pretty amazing sights and an easy commute. The median age of people in this area is 37. It is an adult community full of friendly people.

Beacon Hill Seattle Apartments & Rentals

There are several popular apartments in Beacon Hill. Most are multi-story buildings, but each is located in a different section of the area. The median rent for a one or two bedroom unit is just over $2,000 per month.

For the price of your apartment, you get the typical amenities. These include air conditioning, a kitchen with appliances, gated access, covered or assigned parking, and on-site management. Both the rent and the amenities are the norm for what is available throughout Seattle.

Food & Entertainment in Beacon Hill Seattle

Beacon Hill is mostly residential, but you easily find small areas of activity throughout the neighborhood. Look near 15th Avenue for a variety of shops and eateries. If you are looking for your morning coffee, The Station makes an excellent cup.

Travel to the east side of the area when you are in the mood for ethnic food. There are a variety of ethnic restaurants on Rainier Avenue. All along the hill, you will find hiking trails, green spaces, tennis courts, and playgrounds.

Pet Friendly Apartments in Beacon Hill Seattle

Seattle is a pet-friendly city. The attitude spills over into each of the city's districts. Most apartments in Beacon Hill Seattle allow up to two pets. Some buildings have no weight restriction for dogs but do have breed restrictions. It is important to contact the specific apartment buildings you are interested in to inquire about their pet policies.

When it's time for your pet to see the vet, you have your choice between two hospitals: Atlantic Veterinary Hospital and Rainier Veterinary Hospital. Mud Bay is the most popular pet shop in the area; be sure to stop by and check them out.

Commuting From Beacon Hill Seattle

Depending on where you choose to live in the neighborhood, you can easily walk to where you want to go. There is a public transit system available to residents and visitors. You will find multiple bus stops in the area, and the Central Link provides underground access to the rail system.

While you can easily catch the train to anywhere you want to go, many residents choose to maintain at least one vehicle. The district is far enough removed from Seattle that you may find it necessary to drive yourself from time to time.

Beacon Hill Seattle Schools & Education

Students in the area are members of the Seattle Public School system. There are four schools in Beacon Hill. The highest rated of these schools is Maple Elementary School. This elementary school has an average of 460 children enrolled during any given year.

A school that has garnered national attention is the Beacon Hill International School. Education is globally focused, and includes an incredibly foreign-language immersion program. This open-concept school caters to children at the elementary level.