Location &
Neighborhood
Midtown Square is located at
2301 East Union Street, Seattle, WA 98122 — in the
heart of the Central District, at the historic intersection of 23rd
& Union.
Midtown Square is a transit-oriented
hub with several major bus lines stopping right at 23rd & Union:
🚌 Route
2
Direct service to Downtown Seattle and the Madrona neighborhood.
🚌 Route
48
Frequent north-south service connecting the University District to Mount Baker Transit Center.
🚌 Route
8
Connects residents to Capitol Hill, Seattle Center, and Lower Queen Anne.
⚡
RapidRide G Line
A few blocks away on Madison Street — high-frequency, dedicated-lane service between Downtown and Madison Park.
Two Link Light Rail stations serve
Midtown Square residents:
🚆 Judkins
Park Station (2 Line)
~1 mile south at 23rd Ave S & I-90. Opened March 2026 — direct service to Mercer Island, Bellevue, Redmond, and Downtown Seattle.
🚆 Capitol
Hill Station (1 Line)
~1.2 miles northwest at Broadway & E John St. Connects to UW, Northgate, Downtown, SODO, and Sea-Tac Airport.
The neighborhood is home to several
beautiful parks within walking distance:
- Powell Barnett Park — A few blocks away, with a popular playground, walking paths, and open lawns for picnics.
- Sam Smith Park — Scenic skyline views and a major connector for the Mountains to Sound Greenway trail — perfect for cyclists and joggers.
- Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park — A peaceful nearby spot for a stroll or quiet afternoon.
- Washington Park Arboretum — A 5-minute drive away, offering 230 acres of gardens, walking trails, and Lake Washington waterfront access.
Residents have several convenient
options right at their doorstep:
- PCC Community Markets — Located right at 23rd & Union, offering fresh, organic, and locally sourced groceries.
- Safeway — A full-service supermarket just one block north on Madison Street.
- Raised Doughnuts — Onsite, offering small-batch artisanal pastries.
- Retail Onsite — So Beautiful Salon and other curated local shops are right in the building.
Midtown Square is at the heart of the
Central District's cultural and culinary resurgence:
- Onsite Dining — Enjoy Caribbean-inspired dishes at Jerk Shack or grab a handcrafted brew at Union Coffee.
- Local Favorites — COMMUNION Restaurant & Bar (celebrated for its "Seattle Soul" cuisine) and The Neighbor Lady (beloved comfort food and atmosphere) are steps away.
- Arts & Culture — Arte Noir, a dedicated Black arts center and gallery, is on property. The central plaza is an open-air gallery featuring murals from eight local artists, including a massive 120-foot mural by Takiyah Ward.
- Museums — The Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) is a short trip south, offering powerful exhibits on the region's heritage.
Property &
Building Information
Residents use a 24/7 online
portal for mobile rent payments and emergency maintenance
requests. The portal is located in the navigation bar of the
property website.
For our market-rate
apartments, we typically require a gross household income
of 2.5x the monthly rent.
For our income-qualified (MFTE) units, specific income caps apply based on household size. Please visit our affordability page for the most current eligibility charts.
For our income-qualified (MFTE) units, specific income caps apply based on household size. Please visit our affordability page for the most current eligibility charts.
Amenities
Midtown Square residents enjoy a full
suite of community amenities:
- Pet play area and professional-grade pet washing station
- 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment
- Theater and game room for hosting or mingling
- Rooftop terrace with lounge seating, firepits, and BBQ
- Indoor/outdoor lounge with fireplace, TVs, and full kitchen
- Public square with outdoor seating
Pets
Absolutely! We love our furry
residents. Midtown Square features a dedicated pet
run and a professional-grade pet washing
station on-site. Pet fees are straightforward:
- $300 pet deposit
- $50/month pet rent per pet
- No breed restrictions