There are certain things about Seattle all residents know, and one is that living here is so much fun. Even better, there are so many different types of places to live, you can always find somewhere that suits all your needs, whether you’re a fitness nut, want a pool or need to accommodate a furry friend.
When on the hunt for pet-friendly apartments in Seattle, check these out first. They’re some of the best the city has to offer.
Ovation
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Composed of two high-rise buildings, Ovation has double the amenities when it comes to pets, making it one of Seattle’s most pet-friendly apartments. Along with a great grassy deck perfect for some outdoor dog time, the community has two pet lounges and a grooming center. Two pets per apartment are what’s allowed.
Nestled among the steep hills of Seattle’s first neighborhood, this First Hill community is within a highly walkable part of town. It’s also full of fabulous amenities, from a movie theater to two large rooftop terraces.
Juxt
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Keep those pups looking so fresh and so clean with the pet washing station at Juxt. With a ramp up to make it easier to get even a large dog to the showers and a drying table, you’ve got everything you need right here.
At the exact geographic center of Seattle, in Cascade, this area was one of the first industrial parts of the city, Today, it’s home to South Lake Union Park as well as this great, pet-friendly community.
Avalon Belltown Towers
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The most pet-friendly apartments in Seattle know keeping pups happy is about more than a nice dog washing station. Although there’s a perfect one at Avalon Belltown Towers, what will really ‘wow’ your pets is the dog park. With plenty of climbing obstacles to keep them energized, it’s an easy way to give your furry friend a workout without leaving home.
Within one of the best neighborhoods in Seattle, living here offers up views of Elliot Bay. Belltown is also home to the famous Pike Place fish market. To get the best views of all this though, head up to the 24th floor at Avalon Belltown Towers. There you’ll find a sky lounge and terrace that gives you a great look into the city.
Harbor Steps
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It’s not just the pups that can get the royal treatment when it comes to apartment living, think about the cats too. Although Harbor Steps has a great dog run, it’s the amazing view and massive windows in-unit that will appeal to those feline friends. Providing so many sunbeams for that afternoon cat nap, make sure you set up a pet bed or scratching post in just the right place.
Another prime Seattle location, living in West Edge offers up views of the water and city. You’re also close to the Seattle Art Museum.
Gridiron Condos
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How would you like to gaze out at a stunning city view while your furry friend leaps around in their own dog run? At Gridiron Condos, the rooftop pup space, complete with a toy fire hydrant, gives you this amazing opportunity. See the city and play with your favorite pal, it’s perfect.
This smoke-free community is in Pioneer Square, a funky and cool spot steeped in Seattle history. There’s a neighborhood pet park close by as well should you want to go a little further for your pup’s workout.
Chloe on Madison Apartments
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Even if it’s not a dedicated dog run, having plenty of on-property outdoor space where you live is always nice as a pet owner. At Chloe on Madison Apartments, there’s not only a nice open space, but neat paths cut through the lush greenery that’s spilling out of all the planter boxes. It’s a great space to take your pup for a walk, and, if they get dirty, there’s a pet wash station available to you.
Situated among the culture, art and history that saturates the Central District, this community offers up panoramic views of the city from the roof. There’s also on-site restaurants and a Mode of Fitness gym.
Rivet Apartments
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Rooftops aren’t just for humans when you live in Rivet Apartments. Here, the dog run is up high, so even your pup can enjoy the view. Take advantage of the rooftop lounge before and after you let your dog run out some pent-up energy, all while gazing out across the city.
You’ll find this LEED-certified building in the Cascade neighborhood.
Maris
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Looking for somewhere hip and fun to live? Even the dog wash at Maris feels stylish thanks to its black and white subway tiles and pup paintings on the walls. This pet spa is the perfect pit stop on your way in from a long walk or a jaunt through the nicely landscaped courtyard.
To the west of the city, in the quieter neighborhood of Fairmount Park, you’ll find Maris with all its amenities. These include coworking spaces, conference rooms and an outdoor lounge with fire pits. You’ve also got access to the neighborhood’s namesake, a great park with a playground, athletic fields and running trails, another feature making Maris one of the most pet-friendly apartments in the Seattle area.
Ava Capitol Hill
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Yes, the funkiness that is Ava Capitol Hill does include a rooftop dog run. It’s just one part of this expansive space that includes places to eat, places to chill and a surprising amount of greenery. You and your pet can live in style among the urban-inspired design of this centrally located Capitol Hill community.
Reflecting the diverse and hip area, here you’ll find lots of brickwork, a spacious fitness center, sleek lounges with all kinds of seating and artistic touches throughout that incorporate paintings, textured walls and other memorable pieces.
Parla Apartments
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Pups are top of mind the moment you enter Parla Apartments. Just check out the front entry water bowl ready to refresh your furry companion. All the way up, along with an impressive roof deck, you’ll find a green and vibrant dog run. Don’t forget to check out the views of Mt. Rainer as your pup plays. There’s also a grooming and washing station to round out the pup-tastic amenities.
With a community garden, bocce court and fire pit, this Ballard community fits in with the hip and trendy vibes of the neighborhood. This waterfront locale is full of indie shops, bars and craft breweries, and has its own sandy beach at Golden Gardens Park.
Find yourself one of the pet-friendly apartments in Seattle
No matter what amenities float your boat as a person, you can’t forget about the needs of your furry companions. For this reason, it’s always best to keep your eye out for the most pet-friendly apartments in Seattle first, then narrow down that list to find your next ideal home.
