The Corydon

Reviews

• MG

  Megan Garrido

  Feb 10, 2026
  2.0
  I lived here for 18 months. Cons: My bike got stolen out of the locked bike cage almost immediately after I moved in. They assigned the parking spot in my lease to another resident and I nearly got towed despite paying for the spot. The carpet smelled like urine covered up by cleaning product and they had to tear it out. During that time I couldn’t use my appliances, and I was only given $200 off rent. The water never got warmer than lukewarm even after I talked to the apartment about it. The garbage truck came every other morning at 4am and emptied several dumpsters of wine bottles from the Italian restaurant below me. People smoked against the wall right by my window. The noise from traffic was loud. The fire alarm went off about once per month. The heaters don’t radiate to the whole apartment and they take a while warm the apartment. Pros: Close to work and the Burke-Gilman.
• RB

  Russell B

  Feb 9, 2026
  1.0
  Thanks for leaving me standing out in the rain for over 20 minutes after showing up for a tour that I scheduled with you over the phone. The fact that a different person answered every time I called the "leasing office" and no one had any idea about what was going on, no idea about how to get in touch with the on-site manager, and no thoughtfulness to reach out to me is a very bad sign. Based on that experience alone, I would never consider renting here.
• LL

  LL

  Jan 4, 2026
  5.0
  Been living here a few months and it's fantastic. Staff host lots of community events, maintenance is incredibly timely (I once had maintenance come 10 minutes after I put in the request!), and staff and neighbors are very kind. Nice amenities- gym, rooftop, grills, and the staff even provided a giftwrapping station for the holidays. They are very kind and seem to actually listen to community feedback. The street-facing side can get pretty noisy and is a little annoying at night when you're trying to sleep, but that comes with living in the area and I've been told it's not a problem if your unit faces the other way. Small touches about the apartments make it more liveable than other places I've lived. Overhead lighting in every room, AC ports in the windows, plenty of outlets where you'd want them, tons of cabinet space, and an icemaker in the freezer!! This is definitely the least corporate and least corner-cutting community I've lived in or toured - I really recommend it!
• YG

  yf g

  Oct 25, 2025
  5.0
  The gutters around the apartment are loud, dripping water on rainy days. I asked for help and the issue is fixed in the end. Other than this, the living experience here is nice.
• MW

  Miriam Woodruff

  Jun 16, 2015
  2.0
  The apartments are fine. I loved mine with granite counter tops, a balcony, morning sunlight streaming through my windows and the rooftop amenities right outside my apartment door. There are however many negatives to living here, -parking is expensive (but where is it not expensive in Seattle) -there was a constant humming noise in my apartment and frequent loud noises on the roof even though I was on the top floor, I could never figure out what it was -Beware of fruit flies, they must breed in puddles on the roof because the second I opened the screen door, my garbage, plants and whole apartment would be swarming with them, I still have been unable to rid them all even after moving out. -There are a lot of dogs that bark all the time -You have to pick up your packages from the office and if it is closed, too bad you have to wait until business hours. -$100 dollars to replace a key! Overall I liked living here, the reason for such a low rating is because of how they handled my Move out. I moved out a week before my lease was up to get extra time to clean and avoid all those nasty move out fees. I assumed the carpet would need to be replaced because I have 2 cats and there were a few stains on the carpet. I figured yeah maybe $600-$700 because the apartment was only 560 square feet and was only about 2/3 carpeted. Then all the sudden one day after no word from the Corydon for weeks they send me a move out invoice saying I owe almost $1300 in move out charges. Apparently it cost $1500 to replace the carpet and $200 to repaint. When I asked for an invoice for the carpet they sent me an invoice with a date that was a whole month before I even moved out and that was for more than they had charged me. It was obvious they had just entered my apartment number and a date on some generic invoice. I also have questions about the validity of the company that replaced the carpet. It seems to me that they are making some profit themselves off of this "carpet replacement". Overall a very negative experience. I will have to pay almost a whole months rent just to settle move out charges with them. I do not recommend living here to anyone.

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