Overview and Location
Chloe on Union Apartments is a residential building located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA 98122. The property offers studio, one‑bedroom, and two‑bedroom units, with monthly prices ranging from $1,925 to $3,183 (indicative — confirm with the operator). It is situated near the downtown core and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and public transit. The building is roughly a 20‑minute commute by bus to the largest university campus in Seattle, making it a practical base for graduate students or staff who prefer an urban lifestyle over a dedicated student housing complex.
The property includes a gym, a study area, and laundry facilities. The minimum lease term is 11 months, and units may be available for occupancy starting in 2026 or 2027 depending on the lease cycle. No deposit amount is specified in the listing, so prospective tenants should verify this directly with management.
Who It Suits
Chloe on Union works best for professionals, graduate students, or upper‑year undergraduates who value a central location with city views and responsive on‑site staff. The building’s rooftop offers a skyline panorama of Capitol Hill (though one reviewer notes a newer construction has partially blocked the view). Residents who appreciate having a dedicated study area and a gym within the building will find these amenities convenient.
The building’s $1,925–$3,183 monthly price range places it well above Seattle’s city‑wide starting rent of $704 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Therefore, it suits tenants who have a higher housing budget — typically those with full‑time employment, assistantships, or family support. The minimum lease of 11 months also works for those staying through an academic year or a fixed‑term job contract.
Who It Doesn’t Suit
Budget‑conscious students or anyone looking for the cheapest available housing in Seattle will find Chloe on Union out of reach. The lower end of its price range ($1,925) is nearly three times the city’s reference starting price. Additionally, the property does not appear to offer subsidized student rates or flexible short‑term leases under 11 months. This makes it unsuitable for summer‑only stays or for those who need month‑to‑month flexibility.
The building is described by one reviewer as an “older building,” which may mean less modern finishes or occasional maintenance issues (the same reviewer notes those issues are handled promptly by staff). If a brand‑new construction or a purpose‑built student complex is a priority, Chloe on Union may not meet that expectation.
What Residents Say
Three reviews from Google (the property’s overall rating is 4.5 out of 5 based on 48 reviews) provide insight into daily life at Chloe on Union.
C R (rating 4/5) wrote:
“I’ve been living here for about a year and my overall experience has been positive. Pros: • Rooftop has one of the best skyline views in Capitol Hill (edit: skyline now blocked by a new building) • On property management and overall maintenance staff are friendly and responsive • Clean facilities with a nice courtyard.”
This review highlights two key points: the rooftop view was a major draw, but it has been partially obstructed. The positive mentions of staff responsiveness and cleanliness suggest that day‑to‑day management is reliable.
Tara Aggarwal (rating 5/5) wrote:
“Just had another amazing interaction with the staff here at Chloe on Union. Shannon and her crew have always been prompt to address my concerns over the last three years of which contributed largely to how much I love living here. While things outside our control happens as it could with any older building, many folks…”
Tara’s review (text truncated in the source) reinforces that the management team, particularly Shannon, is attentive and has contributed to a long‑term positive experience. The mention of “older building” appears again.
Scott Alverson (rating 5/5) wrote:
“The ENTIRE staff is very friendly and goes above and beyond to make sure everyone is having the best living experience here. Alanna specifically has gone out of her way multiple times to help me out whether it’s to ensure I can rent the apartment I fell in love with, bringing packages up to my apartment when needed,etc.”
Scott’s review underscores personalized service from individual staff members, such as Alanna, which is not always guaranteed in larger apartment complexes.
Taken together, the reviews consistently praise the staff as friendly and proactive. The main trade‑off appears to be between an older building (which may have minor quirks) and a well‑managed community with good facilities.
Price Positioning and Room Types
Seattle’s city‑wide starting rent for student housing (based on the platform data) is $704 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). Chloe on Union’s lowest listed price of $1,925 is 2.7 times that baseline. The building offers studio, one‑bedroom, and two‑bedroom units; the top of the range at $3,183 would likely correspond to a larger two‑bedroom apartment. Because prices are indicative and subject to change, anyone considering a specific unit should contact the operator for a confirmed quote.
Compared to the 36 properties listed in Seattle on the same platform, Chloe on Union sits in the mid‑to‑upper price tier. It is not the most expensive, but it is significantly above the affordable end. Residents should factor in additional costs such as utilities, internet, and parking (none of these are detailed in the listing) and ask for a full breakdown before signing.
For a single person or a couple, a studio or one‑bedroom unit would be the most economical choice, likely falling at the lower end of the price range. Groups of two or three could split a two‑bedroom, bringing per‑person monthly costs down to roughly $1,600–$1,900 (indicative — confirm with the operator), still above the city’s average shared‑housing rates.
Booking Timing and Availability
Since the listing does not specify an exact available‑from date, it is best to inquire about move‑in windows for 2026 or 2027. Given the building’s minimum 11‑month lease, tenants planning to occupy from August or September (typical academic move‑in months) should start searching in the spring of the same year. The property’s popularity (48 reviews, 4.5 stars) suggests it may lease up quickly, so contacting management 4–6 months before the desired move‑in date is advisable.
No information is provided about summer sublets or short‑term breaks, so those needing a lease shorter than 11 months should clarify cancellation or transfer policies with the operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities are available on-site?
Chloe on Union has a gym, a study area, and laundry facilities. The building also features a courtyard and a rooftop with city skyline views (though one reviewer noted partial obstruction by a new building). Prospective tenants should confirm the current condition of the rooftop view and ask whether any amenity fees apply.
How far is the property from the university campus?
The property is located in Capitol Hill, roughly a 20‑minute commute by public transit to the main university campus. Walking would take about 45 minutes. The building is not directly adjacent to campus, so those who prefer to be within a 5‑minute walk may want to look at other options closer to the university.
Are utilities included in the rent?
The listing does not specify whether electricity, water, gas, internet, or trash removal are included. Tenants should ask for a complete list of included utilities and any additional monthly charges (e.g., parking, pet fees, building maintenance fees) before signing a lease.
Sources & data date
All prices, ratings, and property details are sourced from the platform listing (Amber) as of July 2026. Reviews are from Google, quoted verbatim. For the most current availability and pricing, please check the property’s page directly or use the on‑site assistant to verify live availability.
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