Income-restricted senior apartments
First and Vine Apartments
2519 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 · Map
82 apartments · Bellwether Housing
First and Vine Apartments offers income-restricted senior apartments in Seattle, Washington. It has 82 apartments. It is managed by Bellwether Housing. Lilisity publishes no score or ranking for this community; the details below come from the public records named on this page.
Public records
Lilisity has no state care license on file for First and Vine Apartments, so there is no state license or inspection record for it. This listing comes from public records. Listed by HUD Multifamily housing for elderly residents.
- Type
- Income-restricted senior apartments
- Apartments
- 82
- Programs
- Section 8 on a Section 202 property
- Managed by
- Bellwether Housing
- County
- King County
- HUD Multifamily housing for elderly residents (as of Oct 17, 2026)
Common questions
What type of housing does First and Vine Apartments provide?
First and Vine Apartments offers income-restricted senior apartments in Seattle, Washington. Lilisity has no state care license on file for First and Vine Apartments, so there is no state license or inspection record for it. It has 82 apartments.
Who operates First and Vine Apartments?
First and Vine Apartments is operated by Bellwether Housing.
Does Lilisity rate First and Vine Apartments?
No. We publish public records about First and Vine Apartments but no score, rating, or ranking. Only communities on the Top Communities list or with a Senior Living Alliance Excellence Award, both based on phone-verified resident and family interviews, are ranked.
How much is rent at First and Vine Apartments?
Rent at income-restricted senior apartments is set by income, usually about 30% of household income for HUD and USDA rental assistance units, or a fixed below-market rent for tax-credit units. Ask the property manager about current rent, income limits and the wait list.
How do I apply to First and Vine Apartments?
Apply through Bellwether Housing at (206) 448-8703. Buildings like this have age limits (usually 62 and over, sometimes 55 and over) and income limits, and there is often a wait list. The property manager may not be on site.
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