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19th & Mercer

Capitol Hill, 526 19th Ave E | Seattle

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Air Conditioning
Bike Storage
Controlled Access
Fitness Center
Granite Countertops
Hardwood Floors
Parking Garage
Pet Friendly
Private Balconies
Short Term Rentals
Stainless Steel Appliances
Washer/Dryer In Unit

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About this Location

Trader Joe's
7 min via 12 (bus)

Washington Park Arboretum
13 min walk

Limited nearby
public transit

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

Pricing

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

$1,800+

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$2,699+

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- Elevators
- Smoke-Free Community
Entertainment
- Grilling Station
Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Granite Countertops
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stainless Steel Appliances
Landscape
- Courtyard
Laundry
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Hardwood Floors
Parking & Transportation
- Bike Storage
- Parking Garage
Pet Terms & Amenities
- Max Pet Weight
- Max Pets Limit
Security & Maintenance
- Controlled Access
- Gated Community
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- Private Balconies

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About Capitol Hill

Capital Hill is one of the largest, and most densely populated, residential neighborhoods in Seattle. With lively nightlife, eccentric influences and a dominating counterculture, Capitol Hill is home to artists, musicians, and Seattle residents searching for a unique experience right in the center o...

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Getting around Capitol Hill

12 (bus)

1 min

48 (bus)

6 min

43/8 (bus)

7 min

11 (bus)

11 min

Parking at 19th & Mercer

Parking Garage

Parking Near 19th & Mercer

Diamond Parking

15 min

$147 / month

Diamond Parking

19 min

$238 / month

Premier Parking - Marion & Minor Garage

32 min

$216 / month

Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Capitol Hill Reviews

30 reviews

Reviewed by Charlie S living at The Lyric

Capitol Hill is definitely not what is used to be - which could be good or bad depending on the person. There are so many great restaurants and bars in such a small area, plenty of grocery stores, and amazing nature through out. It seems like a real neigborhood versus some other larger city neighborhoods, which you can't beat! There can be some sketchy people that frequent, but nothing you can't ignore or won't see anywhere else.

Reviewed by Seattle Resident living at Howell Street Apartments

The neighborhood I was attracted to and moved to was gritty, artistic, and full of expression, with lots of local businesses and a vibrant, supportive community. Now, if I were to describe Capitol Hill, I would call it white, sterile and devoid of character. Inauthentic might be the word. I would characterize Capitol Hill by it's designer running shoes, fancy baby strollers, drunk girls passed out on the sidewalk in their high heels, and bros getting into fights on the street. I would characterize my neighborhood by the increased amount of panhandling, and by people who don't give a care for the baristas behind the counter, the servers who keep them fed, or the artists who make this community come alive.

Reviewed by Seattle Resident living at Three20

Love Cap Hill. Easy access to bars, clubs, and shopping.

the area is clearly in flux and growing as employers in downtown Seattle continue to grow, ie Amazon, Expedia, etc.

Reviewed by Seattle Resident living at Ambassador

If you're in CapHill you know you're near it all; food, drinks, theatre, clubs, sports. I guess you could take the short walk to downtown but you don't need to.

Reviewed by Sasha Madrigal living at 510 E. Thomas St.

Really dig the neighborhood vibe here. Good amenities (coffee shops, ramen houses, library) and green spaces. It's a lively place, with plenty of character.

Reviewed by UW Law Student living at Hampton Court

North cap hill is quieter than Pike/Pine area. Walking distance to parks and great restaurants. Good coffee shops and close to transit.

Reviewed by Anonymous living at AVA Capitol Hill

Capital hill is by far the best neighborhood in Seattle. Has all of the bars and restaurants anyone could want.

Reviewed by Seattle Resident living at The Red Lion

The gentrification is REAL, it's lost some of its soul and prices are skyrocketing (along with the rest of the city) but if a true "city living" experience (living in a highly walkable urban core, diversity, arts/nightlife/entertainment) is important to you, it's still arguably the best neighborhood in Seattle... for now.

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19th & Mercer

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About this Location

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Entertainment

Kitchen

Landscape

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Living Room

Parking & Transportation

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The Neighborhood

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dining 20 Recs

grocery 2 Recs

convenience 1 Rec

fitness 30 Recs

parks 3 Recs

coffee 13 Recs

About Capitol Hill

Getting around Capitol Hill

12 (bus)

48 (bus)

43/8 (bus)

11 (bus)

Parking at 19th & Mercer

Parking Garage

Parking Near 19th & Mercer

Diamond Parking

Diamond Parking

Premier Parking - Marion & Minor Garage

Capitol Hill Reviews

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