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Flatshare in Seattle

$1,259/month

Private room

Room at Brooklyn Avenue Northeast

$2,611/month

Entire place

Apartment at Minor Ave N, South Lake Union

$1,195/month

Private room

Room at University Way Northeast

$1,099/month

Private room

Room at University Way Northeast

$875/month

Private room

Room at Roosevelt Way Northeast

$3,683/month

Entire place

Apartment at Terry Avenue North, South Lake Union

$2,371/month

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Apartment at Western Avenue, Downtown Seattle

$1,025/month

Private room

Room at 21st Avenue Northeast

$2,076/month

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Apartment at Belmont Avenue East, Capitol Hill

$825/month

Private room

Room at Capitol Hill, Seattle

$975/month

Private room

Room at 18th Avenue Northeast

$1,908/month

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Apartment at Northwest 57th Street, Adams

$800/month

Private room

Room at Seattle

$2,337/month

Entire place

Apartment at Cedar Street, Downtown Seattle

$1,250/month

Private room

Room at 8th Avenue Northeast

$754/month

Private room

Room at 12th Avenue Northeast

$799/month

Private room

Room at 7th Avenue Northeast

$885/month

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Room at Bellevue Avenue

$945/month

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Room at Northeast 47th Street

$997/month

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Room at University Way Northeast

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Seattle

The cost of living in this city in the state of Washington is quite high. For this reason, international students attending one of its institutions, like Seattle Pacific University, Seattle University or Washington University, usually choose to live in shared flats. This type of accommodation allows them to spend less of their student budget on monthly rent, enabling them to enjoy more experiences and activities that enrich the exchange in the city.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Seattle88€1398
Residence Seattle102€1518
Studio Seattle11€1481
Entire place Seattle150€1985
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Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Seattle

The following are some of the most prominent pros and cons of living in shared apartments in this American city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Seattle

  • By saving on rent, you can enjoy all that the city has to offer, including its museums (the “Museum of Pop Culture” is great!), its monuments, local team matches, gastronomic venues and nightlife.
  • You can choose between spare rooms in shared private flats and dormitories. Choose the option that is most convenient for you.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Seattle

  • Housing rent in this city is quite high, but if you search in advance you can find some spare rooms at an affordable price.
  • You have to check if utility bills are included in the monthly rent since if it is not, you will have to add an extra at the end of each month.

Apps for your international exchange programme in Seattle

There are several apps you can download to make the entire process of your exchange to Seattle as simple as possible. In them, you will find all kinds of information. You can read about the city, and details of the university you are going to, as well as advice from previous students. One of these tips is that you will get used to the grey and rainy climate of the city very quickly. Young people tend to do many activities outdoors or in different places of interest, so you won’t probably have time to get bored.

How to meet people in Seattle?

We brief you on some alternatives you have to meet people in this city in the state of Washington, in addition to sharing moments with your housemates.

Student Associations in Seattle

Higher education institutions have societies and clubs you can join during your stay in the city and according to your hobbies and interests. For example, at the University of Washington, there are more than 900 available, such as anime, movies, bicycles, and gender equality, among others.

Facebook groups for international students in Seattle

Among the groups you will find on this platform are those of universities and other organizations. Some are “Seattle University International Student Center”, “FIUTS International Students”, and “Seattle International Students”.

WhatsApp groups for international students in Seattle

Both students on their own, Facebook groups and student associations, often create WhatsApp groups for spontaneous connection. Take the opportunity to join plans and suggest yours, such as going out to a bar on Capitol Hill, exploring the Arboretum or going to Pike Place Market.

Tips for sharing a student apartment in Seattle

Keep the following recommendations in mind when living in shared apartments in this city in the northwestern United States:

  • Did you know that Seattle is called the “emerald city”? This is due to the city's large number of green spaces and surroundings. If you want to take advantage of being outdoors, we suggest you look for a flat with easy access to some parks and areas with vegetation. We also suggest going to Mount Rainier and Olympic National Park during your stay!
  • Check out where the campus of your university is, to choose an accommodation with a convenient location. Of course, remember that in Seattle you can get around both by bicycle and by public transport, which includes buses, light rail, tram, train and monorail.

Frequently asked questions about a shared apartment in Seattle

How much does a spare room in a shared flat cost in Seattle?
In general, the average cost of a spare room in a shared apartment is around $1,000-1,500 per month. For its part, the minimum is usually around $750 per month.
Where to look for shared apartments in Seattle?
You can use the Erasmus Play housing search engine, in which you will be able to filter among your preferred characteristics, choosing the ideal accommodation for you in Seattle in a simple and fast way.  
How to meet people in Seattle?
At different institutions (such as Seattle University and the University of Washington) there are various clubs and associations for students that you can join. You can also meet people on Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
Why share a student apartment in Seattle?
It allows you to have more budget to enjoy all the fun plans you can do in the city in the state of Washington. Also, surely your experience is more fun when you live with other young people.
How to choose ideal roommates in Seattle?
Ideally, one of your roommates should be local or American, so you can get more into the culture of the country. Also, if they all have different nationalities, you can learn more about each other's lifestyles.

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