Broadstone Savoie in Downtown Bellevue.
Downtown’s newest rental building: Alliance Residential’s seven-story midrise at Main Street and 112th, opened in summer 2024 with 190 homes, a rooftop patio facing Mount Rainier and East Main light-rail station across the street — and a plaza shared with The Watermark’s senior tower next door.
Broadstone Savoie is the seven-story apartment building at 35 112th Ave NE, on the corner of downtown Bellevue where 112th Avenue meets Main Street — the gateway block between Old Main and the East Main light-rail station, which the building’s own site notes is across the street. Alliance Residential built it on the old Lexus of Bellevue site and opened it in summer 2024 with 190 homes, from studios and one-bedrooms to two-bedrooms and townhomes, and Greystar manages it. The shared floors carry a coworking space with private pods, a fitness center with Pelotons, a Tonal yoga room, a resident lounge with an entertainment kitchen and a rooftop patio with grills, a fireplace and Mount Rainier views.
DBN first wrote about the block in January 2020, when a plan called Broadstone Bellevue Gateway proposed a 22-story senior independent-living tower and two seven-story apartment buildings at 11100 Main Street, replacing a Windermere office that had once been Lexus of Bellevue. The Encore Architects design cleared design review in March 2021 with 190 apartments, a public plaza and a through-block walkway over two levels of underground parking, and by June 2022 it was on DBN’s list of downtown projects under construction. Leasing opened in spring 2024 under the Broadstone Savoie name, and that July The Watermark at Bellevue and Alliance opened both buildings together — what DBN called Bellevue’s first intergenerational residential community, with apartments for renters of any age beside senior independent living, assisted living and memory care. DBN counted it among the notable downtown completions of 2024.
It suits a 2 Line commuter who wants a brand-new building on the quieter southeast edge of downtown, a short walk from Old Main’s restaurants. See how it compares in our guide to every downtown Bellevue apartment building.
Homes & Amenities at Broadstone Savoie
A 2024 building with 2024 priorities: coworking pods, Pelotons and a roof that looks at Rainier.
Studios to Two-Bedrooms and Townhomes
Studios, open and standard one-bedrooms, one-bedrooms with dens, urban two-bedrooms and two-bedrooms with dens, plus townhomes. Every home has air conditioning, a washer-dryer, quartz counters, a tile backsplash, soft-close cabinetry, wood-style floors and a soaking tub, with Mount Rainier and city views in select homes. Furnished apartments are offered.
Rooftop Patio with Rainier Views
Barbecue grills and a fireplace on a rooftop patio that faces Mount Rainier, above a resident lounge with a gourmet entertainment kitchen.
Coworking Pods, Pelotons and a Tonal Yoga Room
A community coworking space with private pods, a fitness center with Pelotons (account included) and a yoga room with a Tonal system, plus a lobby that pours complimentary coffee with local pastries.
Dog Wash, Bike Wash and a 24/7 Package Room
A dog and bike wash, a round-the-clock package and mail room, and reserved, electric-vehicle and bike parking in the garage.
A Plaza Shared with The Watermark
Ground-floor retail and an outdoor plaza with a water fountain tie the building to The Watermark at Bellevue’s senior-living tower next door — the pairing DBN called Bellevue’s first intergenerational residential community.
Broadstone Savoie Through the Years on DBN
DBN has reported on downtown Bellevue since 2005. This is Broadstone Savoie’s story as we covered it, as it happened.
3 Residential Buildings, Including a 22-Story Tower Proposed on Main Street
DBN reported the Broadstone Bellevue Gateway plan for 11100 Main Street: a 22-story independent-living tower and two seven-story apartment buildings on the old Lexus of Bellevue and Windermere site.
3 Residential Buildings Proposed on Main Street in Bellevue Receive Design Review Approval
The Encore Architects design won approval with 190 apartments, ground-floor restaurant and retail space, a public plaza and a through-block walkway over two levels of underground parking.
Bellevue’s Newest Intergenerational Living Community to Open Summer 2024
Leasing opened for the building, now named Broadstone Savoie, with studios to two-bedroom townhomes beside The Watermark’s expanding senior campus.
Watermark at Bellevue Opens New Tower and Intergenerational Community
Alliance Residential and Watermark Retirement Communities opened both buildings, Broadstone Savoie welcoming residents of all ages next to the 155-home independent-living tower.
Notable Downtown Bellevue Projects Completed in 2024
DBN listed Broadstone Savoie among the year’s signature completions, alongside the InterContinental, West Main and the first segment of the 2 Line.
Browse all Broadstone Savoie coverage in the DBN archive.
Getting Around & Living Here
Main Street and 112th is where downtown meets the light-rail line; the notes below are for prospective renters and visitors.
Getting There & Parking
- Drive: Residents park underground, where the building’s site lists reserved, electric-vehicle and bike parking; the 2021 design review DBN covered put 209 stalls under the whole block, shared with The Watermark. No guest-parking policy is published; the site also advertises direct access to I-405.
- Light rail: 2 Line to Bellevue Downtown Station, then one more stop south to East Main Station, which the building’s site places across the street — see our light rail guide
- On foot: Old Main’s restaurant row is west along Main Street, the Seattle Marriott Bellevue two blocks northwest at NE 2nd and 110th, and the Downtown Park lawn a longer walk west; Bellevue Downtown Station and City Hall are north up 110th or 112th.
What It’s Like
The corner sits on 112th Ave NE, a busy arterial feeding I-405, with East Main light-rail station across the street, so the character is transit-and-traffic edge rather than shopping core; the building’s own pitch pairs Mount Rainier views from select homes and the roof with “the serenity of a quiet neighborhood” a walk from high-end shopping. The plaza it shares with The Watermark gives the block an unusual mix of neighbors, and DBN reported the campus was laid out to encourage friendships across generations. It suits a renter who commutes on the 2 Line or I-405, wants current-generation finishes and work-from-home space, and would rather be a walk from Main Street than on NE 8th.
What’s Nearby
The nearest DBN-profiled stops: Voodoo Doughnut a few blocks west on Main Street, Seattle Marriott Bellevue for visiting family, at NE 2nd and 110th, or Hilton Bellevue south past East Main Station on 112th Ave SE.
Good to Know
Affordable homes: Broadstone Savoie is an ARCH Affordable Housing partner with the City of Bellevue and holds a limited number of rent-restricted homes for moderate-income households, in studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts; eligibility is income-certified each year, and the leasing team takes applications. The building also states that Section 8 and other subsidy programs are welcome. Pets: it describes itself as pet-friendly and has a dog wash; ask the office about limits. The Watermark at Bellevue next door is a separate senior-living community with its own leasing, and furnished apartments are offered at Savoie.
Broadstone Savoie FAQ
Where is Broadstone Savoie in Bellevue?
At 35 112th Ave NE, at the southeast corner of downtown Bellevue where 112th Avenue meets Main Street, on the block DBN’s coverage addresses as 11100 Main St. It shares the block and a public plaza with The Watermark at Bellevue senior-living tower, and the building’s site notes that East Main light-rail station is across the street.
How many homes does Broadstone Savoie have, and when did it open?
190 homes in a seven-story midrise, a count that matches the 2021 design-review approval DBN covered and the City of Bellevue building permit. Alliance Residential developed it with Encore Architects, leasing opened in spring 2024 and residents moved in that summer. Greystar manages it; homes range from studios to two-bedrooms and townhomes.
What amenities does Broadstone Savoie have?
As of September 2026 the building’s site lists a rooftop patio with grills, a fireplace and Mount Rainier views, a resident lounge with a gourmet entertainment kitchen, a coworking space with private pods, a fitness center with Pelotons, a yoga room with a Tonal system, a lobby with complimentary coffee and pastries, a 24/7 package room, a dog and bike wash and an outdoor plaza with a water fountain. Homes have air conditioning and in-unit washer-dryers.
Where do residents park at Broadstone Savoie?
In the underground garage, where the site lists reserved, electric-vehicle and bike parking. The 2021 design review DBN covered put 209 underground stalls under the whole block, shared with The Watermark. No guest-parking policy is published, and the building’s own pitch is the East Main light-rail station across the street.
Does Broadstone Savoie allow pets, and does it have affordable homes?
It calls itself a pet-friendly community and has a dog wash; check with the leasing office for limits. It is also an ARCH Affordable Housing partner with the City of Bellevue, holding a limited number of rent-restricted homes for moderate-income households, from studios to two-bedrooms; the leasing team handles applications. Tours are booked online, virtual tours are offered, and the office is at (206) 495-4917.