Bellevue, WA Neighborhood Guide

Bellevue is the largest city on the Eastside and the business center of the region, directly across Lake Washington from Seattle by the I-90 and SR 520 bridges. NW Luxury Homes is based in Bellevue at 1400 112th Ave SE, Suite 100. Bellevue is really several markets. West Bellevue, including Enatai, Vuecrest and the streets bordering Medina and Clyde Hill, holds the highest-priced homes on the Eastside, many on large lots with lake or city views. Downtown is high-rise condos and apartments within walking distance of Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square and the Bellevue Downtown light rail station.

Somerset, Newport Hills and Eastgate on the south side offer mid-century and 1970s homes, many with views, and feed Newport High School. Lake Hills, Crossroads and Robinswood in the center of the city are the most attainable single-family neighborhoods, close to Microsoft's Bellevue offices and the Spring District. Bridle Trails on the north edge is large-lot and equestrian. Wilburton and the Spring District are where most new construction is going up, tied to the light rail stations there.

Bellevue is served by the Bellevue School District, with Bellevue, Interlake, Newport and Sammamish high schools and the International School. The 2 Line light rail runs through downtown Bellevue, the Spring District and Overlake to Redmond. Amazon, Microsoft and T-Mobile all have large Bellevue offices.

To talk through a Bellevue search or sale, call or text Justin at 425-686-9449 or book a free 30-minute call at calendly.com/justin-nwluxuryhomes/30min.

Bellevue Questions

Where are the most affordable single-family homes in Bellevue?

Lake Hills, Crossroads, Robinswood and parts of Eastgate and Factoria. These are mostly 1960s and 1970s homes on standard lots, within about 10 minutes of downtown Bellevue and Microsoft.

Which Bellevue neighborhoods have views?

Is downtown Bellevue a good place to buy a condo?

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