Your Beacon Hill apartment for rent sits in a suburban neighborhood bordering Seattle. The nearby metropolis has everything from beautiful gardens and parks to a lively downtown area, as well as a burgeoning arts scene that gives the city an air of culture. All you need to do is climb to the top of the famous Sky Needle - a towering pointed struct that looks as though it is trying to pierce the sky - and you will see everything that the city has to offer.

Beacon Hill apartments for rent are just stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle. To the north, south and east you have the rest of the city at your fingertips, while the deep blue waters of Puget Sound, with its ferries and waterside parks, is less than a mile westward.

If you don't have a vehicle, you won't have a problem getting around. Seattle has great public transportation, comprised of trains and buses that run all throughout the city for an affordable price.

You and your family will also have no problem finding areas for recreation and relaxation - the neighborhood is peppered with parks such as TT Minor Park, Spring Street Mini Park, Seven Hills Park and Jimi Hendrix Park. Also, right on the water you have Kinnear Park, which is a vast stretch of trees that work their way north. For a great exercise opportunity, you and your family can pedal along the water on the Elliot Bay Trail.

The neighborhood also affords your little ones great opportunities for fun and learning. The Seattle Gymnastics Academy is right down the street on 37th Avenue, and you are also right next to Rainer Vista Boys and Girls Club.

Looking for apartments in the Beacon HIll area? Look no further than ApartmentGuide to find Seattle Beacon Hill apartments for rent and learn more about this neighborhood.