Azul Flats - Unclaimed

Fremont sits along the Lake Washington Ship Canal, north of downtown Seattle, with bridges linking it to nearby neighborhoods. Its mix of older homes, apartment buildings and converted industrial spaces reflects a history as a distinct town before Seattle annexed it in 1891. The Fremont Troll beneath the Aurora Bridge and the Fremont Bridge are signature landmarks, while the Burke-Gilman Trail and canal-side paths offer routes for walking and cycling. Dining ranges from casual cafés and coffee shops to restaurants, and neighborhood shops cluster around Fremont Avenue and North 36th Street; public art and local venues add character. The Fremont neighborhood has a median rent of $2,295 per month and a typical range of $700 to $5,673. Buses and bike routes connect the area to other parts of Seattle.