NOW SELLING: A RARE PARK-FRONT ADDRESS IN THE HEART OF BELLEVUE

In great cities around the world, homes bordering celebrated parks have long held a particular distinction. They offer something increasingly difficult to replicate: nature at the doorstep, open views that endure and the energy of the city close at hand. Now selling in Downtown Bellevue, Park Row brings that tradition to the southeast corner of Bellevue Downtown Park with an exceptional new condominium address by Bosa Development.

Rising 22 stories, Park Row comprises just 143 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences, along with a limited collection of penthouses. Refined interiors, generous natural light and highly functional layouts are complemented by sweeping outlooks across Bellevue Downtown Park, Lake Washington, the downtown skyline, Seattle and the Cascade Mountains. It’s a perspective that feels removed from the pace of the city, even as everything that defines Downtown Bellevue remains close at hand.

That duality is central to Park Row. Bellevue Downtown Park is quite literally outside the front door, while Meydenbauer Bay and the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Old Bellevue are all within an easy stroll. Bellevue’s shopping, dining and growing business and technology center is equally accessible, creating a rare combination of green space, neighborhood character and urban connection.

For days that move between work, wellness, dinner with friends and time outdoors, the location offers a compelling kind of flexibility. A morning walk through the park, coffee in Old Bellevue, an afternoon meeting and dinner out can all happen without venturing far from home.

A CLUB-STYLE APPROACH TO DAILY LIFE

Within Park Row, nearly 25,000 square feet of amenities extend the living experience well beyond the residence. Rather than a collection of occasional-use spaces, the offering has been conceived around the many ways a day might take shape—with places to focus, recharge, connect or simply step away for a while.

Wellness takes many forms. Residents can begin the morning with laps in the indoor pool, visit the fully equipped fitness center or settle into a session in the dedicated yoga and Pilates studio. An adjoining spa, steam room and sauna offer a restorative counterpoint, while an outdoor sundeck provides another place to unwind.

Elsewhere, resident lounges, a library and collaboration spaces accommodate everything from a change of workspace to a quiet afternoon with a book. A private dining room and entertaining spaces make hosting beyond the residence feel natural, while a golf simulator lounge offers a more casual place to spend time with friends and neighbors. A beautifully landscaped outdoor terrace extends the experience outside.

Equal attention has been given to everyday convenience, with an attended lobby and package acceptance complemented by resident and bike storage, EV charging, a self-service car wash and dedicated pet retreat and spa. Individually, they are conveniences.

Together, they create a residential experience in which many of the details of city living have already been anticipated. The result feels closer to a private residential club than a traditional condominium amenity program, while retaining the privacy and permanence of home.

DESIGNED FOR THE LONG VIEW

For Bosa Development, Park Row represents another chapter in a legacy built on quality, craftsmanship and longevity. That disciplined approach is reflected throughout—from carefully resolved residences and enduring design to a location selected for its lasting appeal. Park Row is conceived not simply around how people want to live today, but as a home intended to remain relevant for decades to come.

That long view feels particularly relevant in a city continuing to evolve. Yet what distinguishes Park Row is something far less likely to change: its relationship to Bellevue Downtown Park. Buildings can rise and skylines can shift, but a residence directly fronting one of the city’s most treasured green spaces occupies a position that is inherently limited.

With sales now underway, Park Row presents an increasingly limited opportunity to secure a new residence in this distinctive setting—bringing together park-front living, the walkability of Downtown and Old Bellevue, expansive amenities and the confidence of a Bosa Development home.

Residences are offered from the $800,000’s, including two- and three-bedroom residences from the high $1 millions and mid $2 millions, respectively. Penthouse residence pricing is available upon request.

The Park Row Sales Gallery is open daily by appointment from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 10465 NE 2nd Street in Downtown Bellevue. To schedule a private tour of the Sales Gallery and fully furnished model, register at ParkRowBellevue.com or call 425-589-0200.

Park Row by Bosa Development
Photo Courtesy: Bosa Develppment
Park Row by Bosa Development
Photo Courtesy: Bosa Development
Park Row by Bosa Development
Photo Courtesy: Bosa Development

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