Townhome for rent at 11707 Greenwood Avenue North Unit D, Seattle, WA, 98133

Bright end-unit townhome in a gated community in north Seattle. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, about 1,750 sq ft. Available now. The home - Vaulted ceilings, skylights, and large windows - Hardwood floors and granite counters - Quiet inside: you cannot hear the street - Private fenced backyard, about 900 sq ft, with grass and a paved patio - Balcony off the main floor Layout - Top floor: 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, washer and dryer - Main floor: open kitchen, dining, and living room, balcony, half bath - Lower floor: 3rd bedroom, patio access, 1-car attached garage Parking: 1-car attached garage plus 1 uncovered spot. Appliances included: dishwasher, refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, garbage disposal, washer, and dryer. Terms - Rent: $2,995 per month - Security deposit: $2,500. No move-in fee. You can pay the deposit in installments, as Seattle law allows. - Lease: ends between April and July 2027. The length depends on your move-in date. For example, move in on November 1 for an 8-month lease that ends June 30. - Utilities: tenant pays all utilities - Pets: up to 2 cats or dogs- each dog 40 lb or less. Refundable pet deposit of $495 per household, payable in 3 monthly installments. No pet rent. No pet deposit for assistance animals. - No smoking Location: Greenwood Ave N near N 117th St. Close to Carkeek Park, Pipers Creek, Northgate, and I-5. Metro Route 5 runs on Greenwood Ave N. Walk to Chada Thai, Bick's Grill, Starbucks, and Albertsons. Showings by appointment. Use the contact button on this listing to book a time. Screening criteria (please read before you apply) 1. Income: total household gross income of at least 3 times the rent ($8,985/month). We count all lawful, verifiable income. With a housing subsidy, the 3x applies only to your share of the rent. 2. Credit: TransUnion credit score of 700 or higher for each adult. No credit history is not a reason for denial. 3. Rental history: no eviction judgment in the past 5 years, and no unpaid balance owed to a landlord in the past 5 years. No rental history is not a reason for denial. 4. Identity: your government photo ID must match your application and the screening report. 5. Accuracy: we deny an application that has false or forged information. 6. Pets: up to 2 pets per household, cats or dogs only. Each dog must weigh 40 lb or less. Assistance animals are not pets, and these limits do not apply to them. 7. What we check: a TransUnion SmartMove report for each adult 18 or older who will live in the home (credit, eviction records, identity), your income documents, and rental references from your landlords in the past 5 years. 8. A complete application has, for each adult 18 or older: a SmartMove screening, a government photo ID, proof of income (2 recent pay stubs, an offer letter, a benefits letter, or 2 recent bank statements or a tax return if self-employed), and contact details for your landlords in the past 5 years. 9. Screening fee: $49 plus applicable tax per adult, paid directly to the screening company. Screening company: TransUnion Rental Screening Solutions (mysmartmove.com), P.O. Box 800, Woodlyn, PA 19094. You can get a free copy of the report and dispute it if we deny you. 10. We do not accept a comprehensive reusable tenant screening report. 11. We screen complete applications in the order we receive them. 12. If you need more time for language interpretation or translation, or a reasonable accommodation for a disability, tell us. We will give you more time. 13. No units at this property are set aside for vulnerable populations. Seattle's Fair Chance Housing Ordinance (SMC 14.09) prohibits landlords from requiring disclosure, asking about, rejecting an applicant, or taking an adverse action based on any arrest record, conviction record, or criminal history, except for registry information as described in subsections 14.09.025.A.3, 14.09.025.A.4, and 14.09.025.A.5, and subject to the exclusions and legal requirements in Section 14.09.115. Seattle law also prohibits adverse action based on eviction history from March 3, 2020 to six months after the end of the COVID-19 civil emergency. The Seattle Office for Civil Rights enforces these laws. Equal housing opportunity.