Capitol Hill apartments for rent
Seattle's densest, most walkable neighborhood, with light rail straight to downtown and the airport.
8,751 rentals in Seattle right now
Listings from Redfin, Zillow and ApartmentHomeLiving on one map, with photos, prices and a link to each original listing. Data as of October 17, 2026.
- Studio median
- $1,350
- 1 bed median
- $1,695
- 2 beds median
- $2,495
- 3+ beds median
- $3,800
Living in Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill sits on the ridge east of downtown, running from Pike/Pine north to Volunteer Park.
Commute: Capitol Hill Station puts downtown at 3 minutes and Sea-Tac at about 40 — the best transit access of any Seattle neighborhood.
Daily life: the Broadway Farmers Market on Sunday, Volunteer Park and the conservatory, and the Pike/Pine corridor for everything after dark.
Who lives here: the most mixed renter base in the city — students, hospital staff from Swedish and Kaiser, and downtown workers who want to walk home.
What rent buys: older brick apartments with character at the low end, new mid-rises along Broadway with rooftop decks at the top.