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Studio Apartment in beautiful 1930's French Norman style brick building on Capitol Hill - Remodeled Studio Apartment in beautiful 1930's French Norman style brick building on Capitol Hill! $1,645 /month. AVAILABLE for September. This large Studio Apartment (455 sq ft) has high ceilings and a LARGE living space with south facing windows out to our courtyard. The kitchen has been upgraded with granite counters and has lots of cabinet space. The eat-in kitchen has a nice nook for a dining table. In unit washer and dryer for extra convenience. Our building is centrally located on Capitol Hill between Broadway and 15th Ave. We're close to Volunteer Park, Cal Anderson Park, Broadway, and the Pike/Pine corridor, all reachable by foot in moments from this apartment! Quick walk to/from bus stops on Broadway, East John St, and 15th Ave. Located 6 1/2 blocks from Capitol Hill Light Rail Station. Street Parking Only. Rentable Garage Spaces are often available in the area. Subsidized Zone 4 Parking Permit available from city. Move in Costs: 1st months rent + Deposit 50% of 1st months rent 10% of 1st months rent- Non-Refundable Move in Fee W/S/G Flat Fee $85 for 1 person, $130 for 2 people Electric not included Application Fee $40 per applicant (non-refundable) Pets Welcome! Max of 2 animals (Dogs under 45lbs) Pet Deposit 20% of 1st months rent + $25 for Pet Rent Schedule viewing with Jeremy by texting (206) 451-2734 x77 Viewings available Sunday afternoons 1-3pm and Monday evenings 6-7pm APPLY HERE: https://westlakeassociatesinc.appfolio.com/listings/detail/6f28f2f4-a4df-4fe6-978f-5516c486ce73 Designed by architect George Stoddard and built in 1930, the Normandy Arms is a fine example of his early work centered on period revival styles, in this particular case French Norman. The style became popular after GI's returned from WWI having exposure to the architecture of the Normandy region of France. Stoddard also designed Tacoma's Winthrop Hotel (1925); the Seville Building (1929); and a number of large residences in the neighborhoods of Broadmoor, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill and Laurelhurst. Stoddard would go on to embrace midcentury styles and one of his later structures of note is the Green Lake Aqua Theater in Seattle and the addition to the University of Washington Stadium South Stands (both 1950).

Studio Apartment in beautiful 1930's French Norman style brick building on Capitol Hill - Remodeled Studio Apartment in beautiful 1930's French Norman style brick building on Capitol Hill! $1,645 /month. AVAILABLE for September. This large Studio Apartment (455 sq ft) has high ceilings and a LARGE living space with south facing windows out to our courtyard. The kitchen has been upgraded with granite counters and has lots of cabinet space. The eat-in kitchen has a nice nook for a dining table. In unit washer and dryer for extra convenience. Our building is centrally located on Capitol Hill between Broadway and 15th Ave. We're close to Volunteer Park, Cal Anderson Park, Broadway, and the Pike/Pine corridor, all reachable by foot in moments from this apartment! Quick walk to/from bus stops on Broadway, East John St, and 15th Ave. Located 6 1/2 blocks from Capitol Hill Light Rail Station. Street Parking Only. Rentable Garage Spaces are often available in the area. Subsidized Zone 4 Parking Permit available from city. Move in Costs: 1st months rent + Deposit 50% of 1st months rent 10% of 1st months rent- Non-Refundable Move in Fee W/S/G Flat Fee $85 for 1 person, $130 for 2 people Electric not included Application Fee $40 per applicant (non-refundable) Pets Welcome! Max of 2 animals (Dogs under 45lbs) Pet Deposit 20% of 1st months rent + $25 for Pet Rent Schedule viewing with Jeremy by texting (206) 451-2734 x77 Viewings available Sunday afternoons 1-3pm and Monday evenings 6-7pm APPLY HERE: https://westlakeassociatesinc.appfolio.com/listings/detail/6f28f2f4-a4df-4fe6-978f-5516c486ce73 Designed by architect George Stoddard and built in 1930, the Normandy Arms is a fine example of his early work centered on period revival styles, in this particular case French Norman. The style became popular after GI's returned from WWI having exposure to the architecture of the Normandy region of France. Stoddard also designed Tacoma's Winthrop Hotel (1925); the Seville Building (1929); and a number of large residences in the neighborhoods of Broadmoor, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill and Laurelhurst. Stoddard would go on to embrace midcentury styles and one of his later structures of note is the Green Lake Aqua Theater in Seattle and the addition to the University of Washington Stadium South Stands (both 1950). (RLNE3853467)
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