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- Additional Storage Available
- Building Laundry Room
- Central A/C
- Controlled Access
- Fitness Center
- Granite Countertops
- Parking Garage
- Pet Friendly
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Walk-in Closets
- Wall-to-Wall Carpets
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
About this Location
Safeway
8 min via 10 (bus)
8 min via 10 (bus)
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
restaurants nearby
Cal Anderson Park
9 min walk
9 min walk
545 (bus) - 3 min
10/11/49 (bus) - 3 min
10/11/49 (bus) - 3 min
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Kitchen
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Dishwasher
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Garbage Disposal
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Granite Countertops
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Microwave
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Refrigerator
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Stainless Steel Appliances
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Laundry
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Building Laundry Room
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Washer/Dryer In Unit
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Living Room
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Central A/C
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Wall-to-Wall Carpets
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Parking & Transportation
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Parking Garage
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Security & Maintenance
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Controlled Access
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Gated Community
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Storage
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Additional Storage Available
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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...
Median rents in Capitol Hill
Studio
$
1,900
1 Bedroom
$
2,250
2 Bedroom
$
3,400
Getting around Capitol Hill
545 (bus)
3 min
10/11/49 (bus)
3 min
301 (bus)
6 min
255/545 (bus)
9 min
Parking at Melrose on the Hill
Parking Garage
Reserved spaces available
Parking Near Melrose on the Hill
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$243 / 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
20 reviews
Capital hill is by far the best neighborhood in Seattle. Has all of the bars and restaurants anyone could want.
Close enough to bars, far away so that you don't hear the craziness. Close to grocery store, gyms, restaurants, transportation, parks, but no convenient way to get to South Lake Union, where quite a few people commute to for work. Also feels unsafe at times with a lot of homeless people/mentally ill people walking around
Capitol hill is never boring. I love living near all the restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and being close to downtown too. It can get a little hectic sometimes walking home at night through all the drunk or homeless people but I've never found it to be unsafe or too loud. Overall I really like living here.
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.
Lots of bars\ restaurants nearby so there's always a lot to do within walking distance. Feels very safe even at night since the apartment is on a main road which is always lit up and crowded. Small delis within a block and a big supermarket within 3 blocks. I haven't had to walk more than 5 blocks for almost any service.
Pros: Capitol Hill is a great launching point (transit-wise) to get to other neighborhoods, you have multiple options for supermarkets, bars, restaurants, and any other amenity you could want...
Cons: More homelessness apparent than in other neighborhoods
Cons: More homelessness apparent than in other neighborhoods
Can be a loud neighborhood because there is lots to do and so much going on. Great access to public transportation and grocery store options (lots of QFCs, but also a safeway, co-op, and trader joes not too far away).
Walking distance to everything. Central location. The homeless, transient drug population is the only negative part about the neighborhood, but that goes for most parts of the City now a days...!