| Address | 120 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 |
| Website | https://bosadevelopment.com/project/one88/ |
| Phone | (425) 466-9981 |
| Developer | Bosa Development |
| Architect | Amanat Architect |
| Marketing | The Mark Company |
| Sales | The Mark Company |
| Interior Designer | Hirsch Bedner Associates |
| Completed | 2020 |
| Towers | 21 |
| Total Units | 147 (one of the most intimate towers in downtown Bellevue) |
| Unit Types | 1BR, 2BR, 3BR |
| Price Range | $980K–$1.6M (1BR) | $1.5M–$1.975M (2BR) | $2.485M–$4.275M (3BR) |
| Estimated HOA | $900–$2,200 per month |
Building Overview
One88 opened in 2020 as the first new condominium tower delivered in downtown Bellevue in nearly a decade. A distinction that tells you something about how rare and deliberate this building is. Developed by Bosa Development, the Vancouver-based firm responsible for some of the finest luxury condo projects in North America, One88 was designed from the ground up as a boutique experience rather than a large-scale development.
At 147 units across 21 floors, One88 is intentionally small. The building’s limited unit count means residents know their neighbors, common areas are rarely crowded, and the building operates with a level of quiet dignity that larger towers struggle to replicate. The lobby features a rotating art installation and weekend coffee service. Small touches that signal the overall philosophy: thoughtful curation over maximum density.
The amenity package at One88 is genuinely exceptional and worth calling out individually, because it is more thoughtful than what you find at most Bellevue towers regardless of price.
Floor Plans and Residences
One88 offers three residence types, each finished to an exacting standard. One-bedroom homes range from 752 to 1,184 square feet, two-bedroom residences span 1,095 to 1,688 square feet, and three-bedroom homes range from 1,688 to 2,948 square feet.
All units feature floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views of Lake Washington, Mount Rainier, and the Seattle skyline depending on orientation. Wide-plank hardwood floors, open-concept layouts, and designer kitchens with high-end appliances are standard throughout. The largest three-bedroom residences approach the 3,000 square foot mark and represent some of the most livable floorplates in downtown Bellevue.
Amenities — The Full Picture
One88 is the rare building where the amenity list earns its reputation in practice, not just on paper:
- Heated saline indoor pool and spa — The building’s pool uses saline rather than chlorine, which is gentler on skin and eyes and more pleasant for daily use. The spa and adjacent sauna and steam rooms complete a genuine wellness environment.
- Golf simulator — One of very few residential buildings anywhere in the Pacific Northwest with a dedicated golf simulator. For Bellevue’s tech and business executive community, this is a meaningful differentiator.
- Resident lounge and private dining room — A well-appointed lounge with a chef’s kitchen and private dining room available for resident events and private gatherings.
- Pet lounge — A dedicated space for pets, with cleaning stations and a social area for four-legged residents. One88 is a genuinely pet-forward building.
- Children’s playroom — A thoughtfully designed space for younger residents, making One88 one of the more family-friendly luxury towers in the city.
- Outdoor terraces — Multiple landscaped outdoor spaces with mountain and lake views.
- Fitness center — A well-equipped gym designed for serious use, not just appearances.
- Lobby lounge with rotating art — Weekend coffee service and a rotating art program curated for the building.
Who One88 Is Best For
One88 works best for buyers who prioritize quality of experience over quantity of amenities. If your mental model of a great condo building is an intimate, well-run hotel rather than a large-scale luxury apartment complex, One88 is your building.
It is particularly well-suited to families with young children (the children’s playroom and pet lounge are rare in downtown Bellevue), couples who use the wellness amenities regularly, buyers who want to know their neighbors and feel a genuine sense of community, and serious golfers who will use the simulator year-round.
Buyers who prioritize maximum unit selection for resale flexibility should note that at 147 units, the resale market for One88 is thinner than at Bellevue Towers or Washington Square. This is a building you buy because you love it, not as a trade.
Location
One88 sits on Bellevue Way NE. One of the area’s most walkable addresses, with Bellevue Square, Bellevue Downtown Park, and a broad selection of restaurants and coffee shops within a few blocks. The building’s address puts it in the quieter eastern edge of downtown, away from the busiest retail corridors but close enough to reach everything on foot.
Frequently Asked Questions — Avenue Bellevue
Q: What makes One88 different from other luxury buildings in downtown Bellevue?
A: Scale and intentionality. At 147 units, One88 is one of the smallest towers in downtown Bellevue — by design. Bosa Development built this as a boutique experience, and the difference shows in the common areas, the amenity quality, and the sense of community. The golf simulator, saline pool, and children’s playroom are features you won’t find combined anywhere else in downtown Bellevue.
Q: Are pets allowed at One88?
A: Yes. One88 has a dedicated pet lounge and is one of the more pet-friendly luxury buildings in downtown Bellevue. Verify current breed and size restrictions with the HOA.
Q: What views do One88 units have?
A: Views depend on floor and orientation. East-facing units on mid-to-upper floors have Cascade Mountain views. West-facing units on higher floors frame Lake Washington and the Seattle skyline. South-facing units on higher floors can capture Mount Rainier on clear days. The building’s 21 stories mean upper-floor views are genuinely elevated above the surrounding streetscape.
Q: What is the resale market like at One88?
A: Because One88 has only 147 units and was completed in 2020, resale inventory is typically limited — often fewer than five units available at any given time. This low inventory tends to support pricing but also means buyers may need to wait for the right unit to come available.
For more information, please visit https://bosadevelopment.com/project/one88/