Location and building overview
The Parsonage is a student accommodation at Seattle, WA 98105, USA, close to the University of Washington campus. It offers fully furnished units in a small‑scale residential setting rather than a large tower block. The building has parking, laundry facilities, and is fully furnished. The property is listed on the Amber student platform with an ID of amber‑1318448.
Available move‑in dates begin from 18‑09‑2026. The monthly rent ranges from 1,399 USD to 1,594 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). No deposit amount is provided in the data.
Who this residence suits
Students who value a quiet, community‑focused living environment – The Parsonage is described by residents as a “cozy community” that feels more personal than larger apartment complexes. If you prefer knowing your neighbours and having a calm atmosphere, this property may work well.
Out‑of‑state or international students moving to Seattle – Several reviewers mention the ease of the application and move‑in process, with staff meeting residents on move‑in day to hand over keys and answer questions. For someone who cannot visit the property in person before arrival, this smooth transition can reduce stress.
Students who want a short commute to the University of Washington – The address is in the University District, and walking to campus is feasible. Specific distances are not provided, but the neighbourhood is dominated by student‑oriented housing.
Those seeking a furnished unit with parking and laundry – The building includes parking and laundry facilities, which are not always available in older student houses. All units are fully furnished, so you do not need to buy furniture.
Who this residence does not suit
Budget‑conscious students looking for the cheapest option in Seattle – The city’s from‑price for student accommodation is 704 USD per month (indicative). The Parsonage starts at 1,399 USD, which is nearly double the city floor. Even though the building offers extras like furniture and parking, it is not a low‑cost choice.
Students who want a private studio or one‑bedroom apartment – The only unit types listed are 4‑bedroom cluster flats and studios. If you want a 1‑bed or 2‑bed flat, this property does not offer them.
People who require a short‑term lease – The data does not list a minimum lease term. You should confirm the contract length directly with the operator before applying.
Those who prefer large amenity packages (gym, pool, concierge) – The Parsonage appears to be a smaller building. Beyond parking and laundry, no major amenities are mentioned. If you want a full‑service resident experience, larger purpose‑built blocks may be more suitable.
What residents actually say
Three Google reviews are available, all scoring 5 out of 5 (73 total reviews, overall Google rating 4.3). Quotes are taken verbatim from the provided data.
Sam Travis wrote:
“The Parsonage will always hold a special place in my heart. My friend and I lived here for the past two years, and some of our favorite college memories were made within these walls. The location is unbeatable, the community is welcoming, and it truly felt like home during such an important chapter of our lives.”
Amy Kim commented:
“As a college student who moved here from out of state, finding the right place to live felt really overwhelming at first. Living at the Parsonage has honestly been such a great experience. It’s such a cozy community and feels way more personal and welcoming than larger apartment complexes. The atmosphere here is calm.”
Sarah Gutierrez described the move‑in process:
“I was very pleased of how easy the application and move in process was. I finally was able to move in last week September 18th, the day of I was met with Robert and Lisa to get my keys. They were both very polite and helpful with any last minute questions/concerns I may have had. So far they’ve been excellent with any […].”
The common themes are a welcoming atmosphere, helpful staff, and a sense of home during college years. No negative aspects appear in these three reviews, but the overall sample is small.
Price positioning versus the city’s from‑price
Seattle’s lowest listed student property price is 704 USD per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). That typical bottom‑end unit might be a shared room in an older building or a small studio without parking. The Parsonage’s minimum rent of 1,399 USD is 699 USD above that baseline. Its maximum of 1,594 USD is more than double the city floor.
This pricing reflects the building’s fully furnished condition, parking, laundry, and location near the University of Washington. However, a prospective resident should compare it to other properties in the same area. The city has 36 student properties listed on the platform, so there are many alternatives at various price points. For a 4‑bedroom flat, the per‑person share of the Parsonage’s rent would be around 350–400 USD if split four ways (assuming even division; exact room‑level rent not given). That could be lower than the posted minimum, which appears to be for a studio. You should ask the operator how the rent is allocated in shared units.
Room‑type guidance
Two unit types are available:
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Studio – likely a self‑contained room with a kitchenette or kitchen, suitable for one person who wants complete privacy. The starting rent of 1,399 USD probably applies to this type. Studios in the University District can vary widely. Confirm the size (square footage is not in the data).
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4‑bedroom flat – a unit with four separate bedrooms and shared kitchen and living space. This is typical for groups of friends or individual rooms rented to separate tenants. If you are joining as an individual, you may be placed with flatmates. The rent for one bedroom in a 4‑bed is not listed separately; you must clarify with the operator.
If you are a solo student, the studio gives you independence. If you want a social experience and lower rent per person, the 4‑bedroom option is likely cheaper per head.
Booking timing
The available move‑in date is 18‑09‑2026, which is typical for the start of the US academic year (autumn quarter at many universities). The data was pulled in July 2026, so for a September 2026 move‑in you are within the standard booking window.
Properties near the University of Washington tend to fill by late summer. If you are certain you want The Parsonage, begin the application process as soon as possible. The three positive reviews specifically highlight the ease of the application and move‑in, so the operator appears to handle new bookings efficiently. However, no information is given about whether rooms are currently available or waitlisted.
For a move‑in date of September 2026, July is not too late, but popular units (especially studios) may already be taken. Contact the operator directly to confirm vacancies.
Frequently asked questions
H3: Is there a deposit required?
The data does not include a deposit amount. You should ask the operator about any deposit or move‑in fees when you inquire.
H3: Can I choose my roommates in the 4‑bedroom unit?
The data does not specify whether the operator arranges flatmates or allows self‑selected groups. Based on the review by Sam Travis, who lived with a friend, it seems possible to share with people you know. Confirm this with the property manager.
H3: What is included in the rent?
The unit is listed as fully furnished. Parking and laundry facilities are available. Beyond that, typical inclusions (utilities, internet, trash collection) are not mentioned in the data. Ask the provider for a clear breakdown of what is covered by the monthly rent and what is extra.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
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