The Eden

Cara Brokaw

There is mold in the walls. They refused to give me money back for things they said were refundable ($50 per key fob) when I moved out because they were too unorganized to find it. After being at the Eden for 3 years, they were attempting to increase my rent by $500. Not only is this an absurd increase, but they did not notify me within the mandatory 6 month time frame. This is poor and immoral business practice. I would not recommend their facility. Also, I have had my car broken into 3 times. They have continuously promised to install lighting to help with this problem, but have failed to meet their promise. My storage unit was also broken into and I had thousands of dollars of my belongings taken. High crime area. Poor management. Would not suggest

BigBoyBrock 14

They try to get your money out of your pocket as if they were trashy apartments. Why would nice looking apartments need to file people for 20+ $15 charges on move out fees if they weren’t greedy?

Shannon Galford

I lived in The Eden for about a year. I LOVED that it had a real fireplace and my apartment had a beautiful view. The apartment was clean when I moved in though had a couple small issues that I just noted on my move in sheet. It seems the staff at The Eden turns over quite often and because of that they tend to have trouble getting things done sometimes. Some maintenance requests get done super quickly (light bulbs, cupboards being loose) and some i requested never got done (power washing our really dirty stairwells and landing) or got done poorly. I probably would have stayed at The Eden longer but, after not being able to raise rent during Covid, they wanted to increase my rent from $2408 a month to $3050 a month. When I inquired about the new seattle rental law of not being able to raise rent more than 10% and having to give 6 months notice, they informed me that because they sent the notices before the law went into effect (3 days before), that it did not apply. They did agree to negotiate to a cheaper rent but at that point I was feeling like I didn’t want to live somewhere that was gaming the system like that when they knew a new law was going into motion. Overall- the apartments are beautiful, the patio space is great and it is tucked away but, for me, I wanted to live somewhere that felt more considerate. Here are a few pictures of my apartment! It really was beautiful- if you do move here, make sure to get a spot with a view!

Lillian L'esperance

If you are apartment hunting in the Queen Anne neighborhood, you have quite a few choices! For me, it always boils down to the people. When I visited The Eden the ladies in the office were so friendly and organized. When I was taken on a tour of the property I didnt feel rushed to make a decision - They did not need to sell me on the apartment home, this places sells itself. THEN - To move in, and discover that the office and maintenance team is prompt and communicative? I could not have chosen a better place to call my home. My emails and calls are always returned in a timely manner. When Katie, Jamie or Caleb see me out on the property walking my dog they always say hello, and they know me and my fur baby by name. My pup even appreciates this place! Such a great community of pet owners - the most cute bark park - So happy with the Eden!