DNDA currently owns seven buildings in the Delridge area of West Seattle with a total of 141 apartments for rent. All of our buildings offer housing that is less expensive than for-profit buildings so that families with lower incomes can always live in Delridge. Learn more. For information on current availability, contact Property Managers Shelly and Steve Dinwiddie at (206) 932-2407 or (206) 932-2431 fax.

Below is a description of our properties. Click on the links for more information about each building and its amenities.

The OCC features one, two, and three bedroom apartment homes. This building has underground parking, on-site laundry facilities, shared courtyard and conveniently located on the #128 Metro bus route.

Rents starting at:
One Bedroom $527
Two Bedroom $621
Three Bedroom $911

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Cooper Artist Housing at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, provides 36 affordable live/work studios for rent to artists of all disciplines on the top two floors and in the converted attic. Contact Artisthousing@dnda.org for more information.

Developed by the Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA), Historic Cooper is just minutes from downtown Seattle and offers:

• Live/work artist studios ranging in size from 465 – 1,400 square feet
• Open floor plans with high ceilings and durable materials
• Preserved Historic school building featuring original built-in cabinetry, blackboards and huge operable wood windows
• Gracious entries, wide corridors, large stairways and on-site laundry facilities
• On site parking available with extra-large elevator access
• Rents ranging from $380 - $650 (based on current rent limits, subject to change)

DNDA is committed to attracting creative artists from diverse artistic and cultural backgrounds. We will encourage all people in the creative arts to apply regardless of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, status with regard to public assistance or physical ability.

We are especially interested in individuals who are committed to building a community and will give some of their time and energy toward this goal.

Eligibility:
To qualify to live at Historic Cooper, all households must meet the following income guidelines:

Please note that these income limits by household size are set at 30% and 50% of the median income levels. These 2004 income limits are the current allowable incomes based on number of persons in the household and are subject to change.

More information (Downloadable PDF files):
Second floor live/work artist studios
Third floor live/work artist studios
Attic artist live/work studios
Frequently asked questions
Steps in the lease up process

Call K.C. at (206) 935-4802 for more information.

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• Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling are included in the rent
• Dishwashers
• Washer/dryer hook ups
• Free surface parking for twelve cars
• Ample off-street parking is also available
• Close to Westwood Village Shopping Center
• On the #120 Metro bus route with access to Downtown Seattle and White Center

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• Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling are included in the rent
• Balconies or private outdoor space for each unit
• Free surface parking for ten cars. Ample off-street parking is also available

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• Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling are included in the rent
• Free surface parking for ten cars. Ample off-street parking is also available
• Close to Westwood Village Shopping Center
• On the #120 Metro Bus route with access to Downtown Seattle and White Center

Download screening application

• Built in 2002 with energy conserving windows and extra insulation to keep heating bills low
• Directly above the Delridge Library
• Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling are included in the rent
• Secured parking for nineteen cars
• Elevator building with laundry room on each floor
• Secured outdoor patio and community room
• On the #120 Metro Bus route with access to Downtown Seattle and White Center

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• Resident participation program
• Two story townhomes on secure courtyard surrounded by woods. Water, sewer, garbage, and recycling are included in the rent
• Built in 2005 with energy conserving windows and extra insulation to keep heating bills low
• Dishwashers in the three and four bedroom units
• Free surface parking for 23 cars
• Common Building with laundry, resident activity space, and technology center
• One block from Sanislo Elementary School
• Close to Westwood Village Shopping Center
• On the #120 Metro bus route with access to Downtown Seattle and White Center

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