1916 4th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

Located on top of Queen Anne Hill 2 blocks from Coe Elementary, Macrina Bakery and Ken's Market. Parks, restaurants and shops are just a short walk. This three-bedroom craftsman style home has wainscoting in dining room, picture rails throughout, and great natural light. Relax on east facing porch in the morning and watch sunsets from the west facing sun porch. View of the water and Olympics from the sun porch and master bedroom. The fully fenced backyard leads to a two-car garage accessed from the alley. 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms upstairs, main floor with half bath, approx. 1,000 square foot basement for laundry and storage. Absolutely NO smoking, preferably no pets (pets less than 10 pounds will be considered with pet rent and deposit). Walkable to Coe Elementary, Ken's Market, Malena's, Macrina Bakery, Hilltop Pub, Ladro, Starbucks, How to Cook a Wolf, Betty Restaurant and more. Available April 1st for a 12 month lease. Tenant plays first, last and security deposit (equal to one months rent) and utilities. Rental Process Steps: 1. Interested applicants will have a telephone call with Owner/Agent to answer questions prior to scheduling a showing. Applications will be available after seeing the property in person. 2. Prospective applicant submits current photo ID. 3. Prospective applicant views property in person or through a proxy. 4. Prospective applicant receives Application For Tenancy and submits it 100% complete 5. Application is reviewed and references checked 6. If it checks out Applicant is notified and provided Intent to Lease Document. Applicant has 24 hours to accept and provide payment securing property. After 24 hours the property is released to the next applicant. If this listing is up then the property is available. This property operates in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Act, as well as all state and local fair housing and civil rights laws. We do not discriminate against any person based on race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, sex, familial status, handicap, disability, veteran status, or any other basis protected by applicable state or local laws. The Rental Criteria below outlines standards that are required to be approved for residency. Information and Conditions Required for Complete Application: 1. Landlord references for previous 36 months 2. Employment verification (pay stubs, offer letter) 3. Photo of current ID with photograph 4. 100% completed Application for Tenancy document 5. In-person viewing or virtual tour of property by applicant or proxy 6. Credit report via third-party consumer reporting agency. Non-refundable credit screening fee is paid by each applicant 18 years and older. Fees are charged by and paid to Rental Housing Association of Washington or their screening agency. Third party and/or multi-use screening reports are not accepted. 7. Applicant is responsible for fees if employer requires fee to verify employment or wage. 8. Companion/service animals require letter of verification from medical doctor. Applicant Understands and Agrees that this property is rented as a long-term residence and is unable to be sublet or used in a short-term rental program such as Airbnb, VRBO etc Selection Criteria: 1. Income exceeds 3:1 gross income to rent ratio. Guarantors/co-signers are not considered 2. Credit history of at least 750 3. Verification of 12 months of employment in the same field of work with pay stubs. If self-employed or retired, bank statements and/or taxes showing current consistent income. Offer letter required if this is a first job. 4. Rental history that indicates applicant always paid rent or mortgage on time, left the property in the condition it was rented minus normal wear and tear, has not received complaints from property managers, owners, or neighbors, does not have a current or past due balance owed, has not been evicted or have an eviction pending. Poor landlord reference/rental history: 1 or more eviction (Unlawful Detainer Action) within a 60-month period, 1 or more late payments within a 12-month period, 1 or more NSF checks in a 12-month period, 1 or more complaints/notices in a 12-month period, unauthorized pet(s), unauthorized occupant(s), damage to property. 5. Application must be 100% complete in order to be reviewed. A group (more than 1 person) will not be considered until a complete application is received from each member of the group over 18 years of age. 6. Potential applicant lists first name (given name) and last name (sur name) in initial contact with Owner/Agent and is on time for showing. If more than 10 minutes late for showing and fails to notify Owner/Agent beforehand then application will not be accepted. 7. Potential applicant agrees to property listing's lease start and end date and understands that rental price and pet policy is firm. Additional Factors for Determining Tenancy: 1. Providing false, incorrect or misleading information 2. Threatening behavior and/or harassment of Owner/Agent 3. Civil court records or references that say applicant has a history of abuse of alcohol, illegal drugs, troublesome behavior, or damage to property that may interfere with the health, safety, or right of peaceful enjoyment by neighbors/community 4. Appearing on a county, state, or national sex offender registry will be subject to an individualized assessment. Individualized assessment will be based upon the nature and severity of the conviction, the number and types of convictions, the time that has elapsed since the date of conviction, age of the individual at the time of convictions 5. Evidence of good tenant history before and/or after the conviction occurred 6. Any supplemental information related to the individual's rehabilitation, good conduct, and additional facts or explanations provided by the individual, if the individual chooses to do so. If applicant requires additional time or assistance to complete application due to limited English proficiency or disability, please describe the reason you require additional time and any proof of need that you wish considered Section 8 Applicant Criteria: All Section 8 applicants are required to meet the same criteria as stated above, with the exception that applicant only needs to meet income requirements for their portion of the rent. In the Case of Denial of Application If your application is denied the owner/manager is required to provide you with a written notice of adverse action that states the reason(s) for taking adverse action (RCW 59.18.257). You have the right to dispute the accuracy of the information in the tenant screening report. You have the right to a free copy of your tenant screening report. To dispute the accuracy of your tenant screening report or to request a free copy of your tenant screening report please submit your request in writing to: TransUnion Consumer Relations 2 Baldwin Place P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA 19022. City of Seattle Disclosure: In accordance with First in Time SMC 14.08.050, applications are processed in the order in which they are received, and tenancy is offered to the first applicant that qualifies under the screening criteria. In accordance with Fair Chance Housing Ordinance, SMC 14.09: Applicants are notified that landlords in the City of Seattle are prohibited from requiring disclosure, asking about, rejecting an applicant, or taking an adverse action based on any arrest record, conviction record, or criminal history, except for registry information as described in subsections 14.09.025.A.3, 14.09.025.A.4, and 14.09.025.A.5, and subject to the exclusions and legal requirements in Section 14.09.115. Applicants are further notified that the application is based on the screening criteria for this community, which is attached to this application. Applicant may provide supplemental information related to Applicant's rehabilitation, good conduct, and facts or explanations regarding their registry information. **In accordance with SMC 14.09.020: Landlord is prohibited from taking an adverse action against a tenant based on eviction history occurring during or within six months after the end of the civil emergency proclaimed by Mayor Durkan on March 3, 2020, and that the Seattle Office for Civil Rights is the department that will enforce any violations of this ordinance. Therefore, any eviction, outstanding balance or late payments during this period will NOT apply to screening criteria.