Nestled in the Skagit River Valley, Mount Vernon offers apartments for rent in a riverside setting that combines small-town atmosphere with metropolitan convenience. As the county seat of Skagit County, the city hosts the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, drawing visitors each spring to witness the spectacular display of blooming fields. Located 60 miles north of Seattle and 51 miles south of the Canadian border, Mount Vernon provides easy access to major regional destinations.
Mount Vernon's location along Interstate 5 connects residents to the entire Pacific Northwest corridor. The city spans 12.3 square miles, with rental prices averaging around $1,225 for a one-bedroom apartment - notably lower than Seattle metro rates. The waterfront downtown district features the restored Lincoln Theatre, local shops, and a recently completed flood prevention project. Surrounded by the Cascade Mountains to the east and Puget Sound to the west, Mount Vernon offers both outdoor recreation and city amenities throughout its neighborhoods, serving a population of over 35,000.
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