Apartments for Rent in Redmond WA

Set on the Eastside along the Sammamish River, Redmond pairs big-name employers with serious outdoor perks. If you're considering apartments for rent in Redmond, you'll have quick access to SR 520 for commuting—Bellevue is often about 15-20 minutes away and downtown Seattle roughly 25-40 minutes, depending on traffic—plus King County Metro's RapidRide B Line and Link light rail at Redmond Technology Station for an easy, car-free option. Weekends are made for Marymoor Park's concert series, the state's only velodrome, and the Sammamish River Trail, with shopping and dining clustered at Redmond Town Center and along Cleveland Street and Leary Way; the Redmond Saturday Market adds seasonal, open-air browsing. Search for apartments near Marymoor Park or rentals close to Redmond Technology Station if you want parks or transit at your doorstep.

For neighborhoods, Downtown Redmond is the most walkable, placing you by Redmond Town Center, the Redmond Central Connector trail, and a growing lineup of cafes, pubs, and local spots. Overlake suits commuters who want to be near the Microsoft campus and SR 520, with quick links to Bellevue and the rest of the Eastside. Education Hill offers a quieter feel with big trees and easy access to Hartman Park and the Redmond Pool. Grass Lawn borders a popular park with tennis courts and ballfields and makes cross-town trips to Kirkland or Bellevue simple. Idylwood sits by Lake Sammamish, where Idylwood Beach Park brings swim areas, picnic lawns, and sunset views. The Willows Road corridor lines up bikeable homes by tech offices and the Sammamish Valley wineries just over the ridge. Southeast Redmond places you close to Marymoor Park, warehouse-style gyms, and big-box conveniences near Bear Creek. North Redmond edges into trail country with the Redmond Watershed Preserve and quick drives to everyday shopping on Redmond Way.