Ivy Ridge Apartments

🌳 Exciting Changes Are Happening at Ivy Ridge! 🌳

Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity! Our community is undergoing a huge makeover, and we want YOU to take advantage of our limited-time offers before the transformation is complete this summer! 🍃

🏡 ONE MONTH FREE rent, plus an additional 2 WEEKS FREE & 3 months free parking if you apply within 48 hours of your tour! These deals and homes won’t last, so act fast!

📍 Welcome to Ivy Ridge — a cozy community in the heart of the University District, just a 9-minute walk to the University of Washington! Enjoy the quiet suburban feel while staying close to all the amazing restaurants, shops, and experiences Seattle has to offer.

✨ What's New at Ivy Ridge? ✨
🌟 Newly renovated floorplans with stunning granite countertops
🌟 Fresh, neutral earth tones—no more 'Millennial Grey'!
🌟 Modern kitchens with ample storage, stylish cabinetry, and updated appliances
🌟 Full bathrooms featuring chic brushed nickel fixtures and a full-size tub 🛀
🌟 In-unit washer/dryer for ultimate convenience 🧺
🌟 Gated, reserved garage parking for just $170/month
🌟 Free community bike rack in our gated parking garage 🚴‍♂️
🌟 Pet-friendly with treats waiting in the office for your furry friends 🐾
🌟 24-hour on-call emergency maintenance for peace of mind
🌟 Beautifully landscaped grounds—we're called 'Ivy Ridge' for a reason! 🌿
🌟 Staffed by a team of true UW Husky fans—no Cougs or Ducks here! 🐺💜

💬 Call or email today to secure your new home before it’s rented out! Take advantage of these special rates and offers while you can!

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