Rooms for rent in Washington, USA

Got a spacious room for rent in an Issaquah house. The room is very spacious and there are 2 bathrooms. You will be sharing the kitchen and living room with one other roommate. The yard is also huge for walks or just to read a book to relax. Electricity and garbage will be split among tenants. Let me know if you’re interested in checking out the place. - Andy

Looking for a sublease for the Fall semester (End of August-September). Must be a female and a Gonzaga student

Hello! I have a room available in my bath apartment in fircrest. Rent is $ per month with utilities included. Free parking. Washer and dryer in unit. Looking for short term but open to long term. Single occupancy only. No parties, hard drugs or frequent overnight guests. Room is furnished unless you don’t want the furniture!

Room for rent in a quiet neighborhood. Minutes away from PNNL and WSU. minutes away from Hanford. Ideal location for summer interns and working professionals.Rent is $ which includes utilities. The room is currently furnished but I can remove the furniture if you prefer to bring your own furniture.If you have any questions or would like to set up a time to see the room don't hesitate to contact me.

Hi, my name is Honalee. I am a 68-year old professional. I am looking for a roommate. The room is in St. Helens. The monthly rent is $850 and the room is available immediately.

A room is available for rent in the Auburn/Lakeland Hills area, conveniently located near Lakeland Hills Elementary and the high school, with easy access to parks, shopping, and walking trails!🛏️ Room Details: • Master bedroom with private bathroom and walk-in closet • Located in a spacious three-story townhome (garage on first floor, living space on second, bedrooms and laundry on third) • Spacious living room with great natural light — perfect for relaxing or entertaining • Kitchen has ample storage and pantry space • Garage access with a flex space perfect for outdoor gear or totes • Additional fridge and chest freezer in the garage • Quiet neighborhood with street parking, a parking lot, and a shared driveway spot🏠 Furnishings: • Home comes with a couch and coffee table in the shared living space (plenty of room if you have furnishings) • Bedroom can be furnished or unfurnished, depending on the new roommate’s needs📅 Availability & Lease: • Move-in date is flexible, but ideally by August 1st. (Can be as soon as July) • Seeking a long-term tenant (-month lease)💰 Cost Breakdown: • Rent: $ • Utilities: (internet,water, power)Split — usually around $ • Deposit: $ • Pets: it’s up to the landlord, per their approval. 🚭 Smoking: • Smoking is not allowed indoors, but there is a patio available🏡 Roommate Info:You’ll be living with Bo, a respectful and easygoing guy who works in construction. He lives an active lifestyle, is usually away on weekends, and values good communication and a peaceful home environment.If you’re interested or have any questions, feel free to message me and I’ll get you connected!

North Seattle Lake House with Private DockAvailable any time between now and August 1.Located in a lovely neighborhood of paddle boarders and lake lifers on the west shore of Bitter Lake. Priority: Fun, chill humans who understand that a clean kitchen and bathroom are the foundations of civilization. Rome wasn’t built in a day — but it was probably destroyed by someone leaving dishes in the sink. If you're into backyard bonfires, the occasional roommate dinner that turns into a 3-hour life talk, and wiping down counters like a legend, you’ll thrive here. Cleanliness is the love language. 🤜🤛My insta if you want to peep me or shoot a message. Big voice message guy.Process: Message me with a little bio (when you’re looking to move in, favorite dessert, what brings you to Seattle, Team Edward or Jacob, etc.)Yes — it’s a big house. Like, 8 bedrooms big. But that just means more people to split a Costco haul with, cheaper utilities, themed gatherings, and someone who knows how to unclog a sink. It's roommate living with intentional community — not a frat house.Room Pricing: $ depending on vibes — size, furniture, lake view, private entrance, etc. Think Airbnb meets Real World: Seattle. Tell me what matters most to you, and I’ll let you know what’s available.Lease Flexibility: Life happens. If you need to dip before your -month lease is up, you can find someone to take over your spot (as long as they fit the vibe) and pay a lease break fee. So you’re not totally locked in.Bonus Points If: You come with plants, own a paddle board or canoe, or you're into hiking/backpacking. Basically, if you’re outdoorsy or a plant parent, we already like you.Backyard Plot Twist: We turned the shed by the water into a cozy guest house / hangout zone / bonus living room. Chill, read, host a friend, or stare into the fire and question your life choices (in a good way).

With that, looking for some peeps who are kind of in the same phase in life; fresh out of school, looking to level up as an adult in their career / personal development, religiously hits the outdoors like it’s a second job, and is overall a chill human to sit and snack on Cheese It’s and have a brew with and talk about the deeper things in life.Hoping to have all the peeps finalized this week. Just want to get a good group together who share values and can rub off on each other in a real positive way.House is right next to Amazon fresh, La Fitness, Planet Fitness, and is a stones throw from I-5 and public transport. Great location!Has 2 living rooms so plenty of space to hang out outside of your room and is a pretty ideal north Seattle location considering homeless people who love breaking into cars don’t really waltz around this neighborhood. Pretty quiet chill neighborhood. Rooms are pretty big btw. Not like living downtown where the inside of my my Subaru outback is bigger than most rooms..Lmk if you have any furniture you want to contribute as well! Still need some side tables (as you can see), tv stand, some stuff for the downstairs living room etc. Shoot me a message and we’ll hop on a call! I kinda put together a vibe check question list I’ll be going over with everyone so we’re on the same page with cleanliness, hosting people, pets (no pets, possible exception for cats), smoking and all that jazz. Looking forward to chatting! My name is Jake. Also, feel free to add me on insta if you want to get connected ).Cheers, yall!

Hello! We have a private, upstairs room available in our -bedroom home in Beacon Hill. This is the en-suite room of the house with a large walk-in closet and own full bathroom. The room is large and well lit with two windows in the bedroom and one in the bathroom.We are about a ten-minute walk from the light rail and Red Apple. We are a house of LGBTQ+ folks who like to keep things peaceful and tidy, but also have roommate get togethers, game/karaoke nights, etc.Total move-in cost will be $, no for last month’s rent, just first and deposit. Lease is starting July 1st for a year, but early move-outs can be communicated with the landlords, and how it’s been done in the past is that the person moving just needs to help with finding a replacement.Landlords require credit score and good rental history. There are currently three cats living here, but for the time being the roommates would prefer not to add more pets to the mix.• Wheelchair Accessibility- Not wheelchair accessible.• Drug and alcohol use- Alcohol is fine, marijuana is okay as long as it’s not being smoked indoors.• Steps and stairs in the house- There are steps up to the front door and all of the rooms are on the second floor.• Amount of light in room- Each bedroom has one window. Common areas are very open and large and have a lot of windows.• Is any labor past the standard household chores expected of tenants? - We mainly expect that people pick up after themselves and wash their dishes soon after using them so that the sink isn’t full! We are in the process of figuring out a general tidying up schedule for the house!• Proximity to public transportation - We’re a short walk from the light rail and just a couple blocks from the .• Noise level of house - We like to keep it generally quiet, but we do have some instruments here that will sometimes get played at reasonable hours for reasonable amounts of time. Please let me know if you have any questions!

Hi everyone!I’m Ren, and I’m looking for a new roommate (also open to moving for the right place, so hmu if you’re also looking for a new roommate!)About me:I’m a -year old graduate student at UW studying landscape architecture and architecture. I’m queer and nonbinary (they/them pronouns) and enjoy all things art, nature, and music-related.About my apartment:I live in a 2-bedroom in Fremont. It’s a nice area, with lots of shops, restaurants and 2 grocery stores nearby. It’s also a short walk to several bus lines (X, etc.) and the Fremont Sunday Market. Street parking is available and there are also small apartment parking lots by the property. There’s also on- laundry.- Move-in: around July month lease- Rent: $ per person)- Utilities (WSG): $/person- Required Pinata insurance: $/month- Internet: $/monthSpecifically looking for a roomate who is- Clean (would appreciate a bimonthly cleaning switch off/or some other cleaning schedule)- Queer (or queer and trans-friendly)- friendly- Organized and pays rent on timeAlso down to be friends if we end up clicking!*a lot of the furniture (couch, tables, and rug) belongs to my current roommate, so there’ll be room for more furniture when they move out if you’d like to bring some!

I am looking for a lease takeover at the Retreat at Pullman apartments near WSU campus. Lease starts and ends . Available .You will share a and half baths with three other male college students. Floor plan is called Rutherford. Unit is not decided yet until close to move in date.So far only four bedrooms are taken and you don’t need to pay the fifth bedroom which is locked. Washer/dryer in unit.Free shuttle bus to WSU campus. Gym and pool on .Contact me for more details and negotiations. Make an offer.