1 of a 3 lot assembly of apprx. 4 acres in the Wilburton neighborhood of Bellevue. A rare opportunity to build custom homes in a true urban oasis setting. Adjacent to Ke...
Listing courtesy of Wilson Realty Exchange.
Two story townhome with no units above or below. Excellent location in West Bellevue with easy access to highways, major employers, trails, parks, hospital, shopping and...
Listing courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc..
The ideal place in the heart of East Bellevue close to everything: Microsoft/Crossroads/Restaurants/Transit/Shopping/Climbers Gym. This sunny 1-bedroom remodeled condo on...
Listing courtesy of Nexus Realty International.
Homeownership is within easy reach from this incredible Bellevue location. Tucked nicely within the Toria Wens community, this sun-kissed, end unit lives large thanks to ...
Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate/East.
Gorgeous, REMODELED condo in Glendale Estates. LIGHT & BRIGHT kitchen w/granite countertops, newer cherry cabinets, under counter lighting, SS appliances, tile floor & ga...
Listing courtesy of Redfin Corp..
Move in Ready! Great opportunity to own this lovely condo in the downtown Bellevue community. Bright and spacious 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, one car garage plus 2 additional par...
Listing courtesy of HomeSmart ION Realty Group.
Completely remodeled & RARE find in Bellevue, great location-1 bedroom in Racquetclub Estates. Private & serene 3rd floor top unit. Vaulted ceilings, large covered deck. ...
Listing courtesy of Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC.
We get many requests to find homes in Bellevue, especially from out of state clients. It's no wonder, with more than 140,000 jobs, many in the high-tech industries. Bellevue was named one of the 100 best places to live in 2006, 2008 and 2010 by Money magazine. The location is perfect, situated on the shores of Lake Washington, with quick access in one direction to Seattle and the other direction to the amazing Cascade Mountains. Bellevue has a urban feel downtown but residential neighborhoods sprawl out right from the edges of the core area downtown. This makes Bellevue have a small town feel, even if it is the fifth largest city in Washington with around 130,000 residents. The neighborhoods range from waterfront communities on Lake Washington to woodsy neighborhoods on the hills of Cougar Mountain. The city's schools are consistently rated among the best in the country. The city parks, recreational facilities and green spaces are among the best in Washington with over 100 parks, including Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park, one of the largest parks in Washington. Other amenities and features include indoor pools, lakefront beaches, community centers, golf courses, skate plazas, nature trails, indoor tennis courts and a boat launch. Community festivals and events include the holiday Garden d'Lights display at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, the biennial Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition, Strawberry Festival, Seafair Marathon, the Family 4th of July event in Downtown Park and the July Downtown Art & Craft Shows. Bellevue has a diverse public art collection of more than 50 sculptures placed throughout the community.