Best Residences For The Disabled In Seattle Near Me

rachel wheeler: Friendly and helpful staff. Fun activities for the residents to partake in. Delicious meals served breakfast, lunch and dinner.

James Trevino: Seems like a good place to get on your feet.

Nick Randazzo: Friendly staff, clean hallways.

norine federow: ❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤

Jacob Dairaghi: along with added benefits of shared building amenities

Collin P: I've lived at the M for a year and a half and I've had a great stay with a few hiccups, but mostly enjoyable, made possible by the staff who work there.I started renting at the M as a grad student at UW. I would advise any graduate school or non student tenant to really be sure about what they're looking for as a renting experience. A majority of residents are undergrads.The cons: Unless you rent with someone you know or into a studio or one bed room, you could be matched with anyone. Even with clarity on your preferred matched roommate, this can be good or bad. Another con, the building is run with a relatively light set of staff. They are often called to run multiple duties, especially security for unhoused entrants. I have seen the number of homeless sneaking into the building decrease from when I first started renting. There are security staff that run a night and graveyard shift, however there's a small overlap in the morning where no one is at the desk. There isn't exactly a 24 hour line. Another con is that the ability to remove and evict tennants who are extremely out of line is difficult and slow, this is due to renters protection. Undergrad residents behave like undergrads.The Pros: The ammeneties are excellent. Pre furnished rooms feel new. There are very small areas that could be cleaned like fan grates in the bathroom. The TV's in each room, and the wi-fi are great. The first generation of foam beds are softer and easier to sleep on vs the spring beds in my opinion. The basketball court is a great attraction, and can reasonably fit 3 on 3 and no more than that. I wish it had a large wood floor broom/dust mop on hand for residence to use but I can see why they wouldn't allow that. The upstairs lounge and study area are extremely polished and luxurious. They are clean and well kept. The upstairs microwave doesn't have a rotating pan but it heats well. The printing is straightforward and reserving the study rooms and movie room is easy. The Pool table in the movie room isn't level. The TV in the movie room is huge for a home but small for the room, I would have thought to use a projector. But it is a beautiful space that other apartments wouldn't have nonetheless. The movie room does suffer from having multiple people use the bathroom even if they don't reserve the room. It is annoying. The gym is excellent for the small space it takes up. The machines are all in good condition. The folding benches have even been replaced with wear. There are no 25lb dumbells. But they have 2.5lbs up to 80lbs. It could reasonably have 10 people in it, 4 on weights, 4 on cardio machines. The side choreo room has medicine balls, one set of ropes, weighted bags, and a punching bag. There are yoga mats as well. There are 2 TV's in the main gym and a TV in the choreo room. The only part of the gym I wish it had with the space given is a dip bar. The maintenence staff are quick to fix requests. The views out of windows on the 24th floor are very beautiful in all directions. All of the shared ammeneties are very popular, so it can be difficult to enjoy them in peace if that's what you prefer. Finding times that work for you can help. I stress that these are shared luxuries. If you're lifestyle fits with sharing sometimes, the very high rent can be worth it!The stars: I had a very unfortunate incident out of my control that required an immedieate transfer to another apartment. This event made me realize how much the staff matter. Hannah and Odesa in leasing and John and David all did great work to help me move during a delicate situation. Hannah and David in particular were working in my best interest beyond what I expect. While I still feel there could be a bit more staff, the staff they have are excellent. They make efforts to improve the experience and safety of the residents and uphold profesionalism as far as Greystars lines will allow. I've lived here long enough to know that there are efforts to improve the experience, and that so far they are working! I am very fond of the staff that work here currently.

Lukas Zha: Moved in for a week and am loving it already. I especially enjoy coming downstairs to a lobby full of friendly faces and picturesquely vintage decor.My unit is spacious enough and has a marvelous view from the windows. The walk-in closets also embellish the apartment unit with a touch of mid-century feel. My roommate and I do have some home-improvement work to do here and there but nothing was too hard to fix considering how long this building has been erecting on University Way.I'll come back for an update later when I spend more time here. I don't know if my attitude will change, hopefully it won't.

Roy Comer: Covid crippled some services but ask to speak with a national service or a chapter service officer.There is NO Charge...

Leni B: and have new ones inside. Also, they have an app and camera system to allow you in. Given the price it’s a good deal. I know there’s way worse apartments out there.