Seattle is rich in culture and big city, is an odd number of civilian residential areas with high culture and great restaurants. So if you want to rent apartments near downtown Seattle and the University of Washington, without feeling that you're surrounded by crazies of the city, check out these three beautiful surroundings.

Madison Park - Population: 4309, the average apartment rent: $ 1,519

One of the most beautiful places in Seattle, Madison Park is named after the city park that sits on the shore of Lake Washington. Upscale, residential community, home to the Washington Park Arboretum, which is absolutely beautiful and is free to enter.

Residents can let you on your great mystery that is oh! Chocolate, delicious, to allow for their cravings get the best of you. There is also a large local markets, such as Bert's Red Apple Market, which is a community staple.

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Montlake - Population: 4510, the average apartment rent: $ 1,098

Just west of Madison Park, including parts of Washington Park Arboretum, you'll find Montlake, a wealthy residential neighborhood that also houses the Seattle Yacht Club and the resting-place Bruce and Brandon Lee, the famous martial artists.

Local community has a great feel to it, offering great bike shop, and industrial history museum, a wonderful market in the Seattle Public Library branch, several restaurants, antique shops and more.

My favorite local attraction is the McCurdy Park Arboretum Trail is a gentle enough for children and meanders through the beautiful Arboretum.

Eastlake - Population: 4014, the average apartment rent: $ 1,013

West Montlake and is bordered by Lake Union Eastlake, with its rich local flavor and great little restaurants. Is not Seattle Caviar Company tasting, get some of the best crazy color hair styling salon at the Bridge Strategy, spend an afternoon at Lake Union, the mall, or learn to row with Lake Union Crew Club. Even the graffiti culture here is, I once saw a concrete pillar of the spray-painted with the words: "How strange that anything at all."

The community features a number of excellent apartments and small businesses.

Each of these communities with quick access to downtown, water, and beautiful parks. If you are looking to rent apartments set in Seattle, educated, relatively affluent neighborhoods, you'll find your bliss in these three areas.

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