3043 14th Ave W

Available 5/1/25, 2 bed/1 bath, garden access from living room, garage, You will be delighted to find this 800 sq ft apartment with open kitchen layout, granite countertops, complete set of appliances, mahogany hardwood floors, own washer and dryer, new doors throughout. Enjoy wonderful view from your living room and deck. No more hassle to park on the street - 1 spot in the garage, another one right outside the garage come with the unit. Park your car or use it to store your bikes, kayaks, etc. Minutes from Seattle U (SPU), South Lake Union, UW, Amazon, Fred Hutchinson, downtown, Ballard, Fremont, public transportation is few steps away, wonderful parks and golf are nearby. There is plenty of opportunity to play! Only 4-unit building with lots of privacy and assigned parking. Come to experience the romance unique Queen Anne area offers and more! Utilities paid by tenants. Last month paid upfront and can be split into installments. Applicant Screening Criteria: Rental History: Each applicant may demonstrate a history of meeting prior lease or mortgage obligations and leaving any prior rented properties in good order. Significant adverse rental history may disqualify an applicant or require additional payment security, such as a cosigner or additional applicant deposit. Income History: Wages, assets, or subsidy assistance are accepted as evidence of ability to pay rent. If household income does not meet at least 3x the monthly rent amount, a guarantor or additional security deposit may be needed. Credit History: TransUnion's ResidentScore is used to evaluate the applicant's credit history and ability to pay rent when due. A guarantor or additional security deposit may be needed where the applicant's credit history falls in the 'medium risk' range. An applicant may be declined if their credit history indicates high risk. Criminal History: A criminal background check is needed of all applicants. If criminal history is found, an individualized assessment of the applicant's criminal history will be conducted. An applicant may submit mitigating evidence of good conduct and rehabilitation that have occurred since any conviction or recent criminal activity.