4/5 Jamie C. 1 year ago on Google
Out
of
all
the
apartments
I’ve
lived
in,
this
one
was
probably
the
best—but
that’s
not
saying
a
lot
lol.
I
lived
here
around
2
years
and
moved
in
the
perfect
time
in
early
2021
(mid
panny
+
bridge
closure)
to
get
a
reasonable
rate.
Now
similar
apartments
in
the
same
building
are
~500$+
a
month
more.
So
close
to
Alki,
close
to
downtown
and
the
water
taxi.
If
the
weather
was
like
spring
and
summer
all
year
here,
I
would
have
stayed,
but
the
winters
are
miserable.
Pros:
Overall
the
main
pro
here
is
the
location.
Even
with
the
bridge
closed
I
could
walk
to
a
dr,
massage,
nail
appointment,
multiple
grocers,
grab
food,
coffee,
etc.
You
will
hardly
ever
need
to
drive.
Less
crime
than
other
Seattle
areas
we’ve
lived.
Even
with
street
parking
our
cars
were
never
broken
into
or
keyed.
The
build
is
high
quality.
Hardly
had
issues
with
garbage
disposal,
toilet,
or
anything
in
the
house
compared
to
other
places
I’ve
lived.
The
only
issue
was
our
living
room
heater
which
did
not
seem
adequate
for
the
space
it
was
supposed
to
heat,
or
the
windows
were
the
issue.
Never
quite
figured
that
out.
Cons:
the
parking
lot
has
EXTREMELY
TIGHT
SPACES.
So
tight
each
time
you
park
if
you
have
any
spot
other
than
on
an
end
cap
where
you
drive
straight
in,
you
will
need
to
take
a
2-5
point
turn
to
park.
We
have
a
compact
car
and
were
just
skinny
enough
to
fit
with
enough
room
to
exit.
A
ton
of
people
have
trucks
(unsure
why
needed
in
the
city
and
that
they’re
allowed
in
such
a
small
lot)
and
larger
cars.
For
visitors
there
is
a
very
close
pay
to
park
lot
that
we
never
had
troubles
with
break
ins
or
anything.
If
your
apt
is
facing
the
strip
walk
by
Tallricos
it
will
be
loud
on
the
weekend
evenings
with
people
drinking
and
fighting.
There
is
almost
always
drama
on
karaoke
nights.
One
of
the
workers
at
the
burger
joint
next
door
also
throws
Jim
beam
bottles
on
top
of
the
dentist
office—not
sure
why
with
all
the
dumpsters
in
sight—multiple
times
daily
which
is
an
eye
sore,
but
gets
cleaned
off
every
season
or
so.
There
needs
to
be
one
additional
maintenance
person
hired,
the
one
working
since
we’ve
been
there
is
amazing
and
he
has
his
hands
full
with
the
upkeep
and
requests.
Another
person
at
least
part
time
would
lift
his
load
and
turnaround
times
for
tenets.
Weird
cons:
the
bathroom
sinks
are
square
shaped
so
you
have
to
clean
them
almost
daily
or
they
look
disgusting
due
to
not
being
hit
by
water
every
time
you
use
it.
The
elevators
break
down
a
lot.
I’ve
been
stuck
in
it
a
few
times
lol.
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