Arras Apartments
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About this property
A love of learning. An amazing day at work. A vibrant community full of connection. Arras Apartments is all of these things, artfully intertwined – with three brand new buildings in Bellevue’s globally-recognized Spring District. Apartment options and amenities are plentiful, but that’s just the beginning. Embrace an expressive lifestyle, making this world renowned, innovation leading neighborhood your own. Weaving your story begins simply. Choose a studio, one-, or two-bedroom home with more than enough room for your four-legged apprentice. More than a place to call your own, Arras is an opportunity to weave your life story.
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About Bellevue, Washington
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Bellevue, which lies on the eastern side of Lake Washington, is an upscale neighborhood with attractive parks and attractive shops and boutiques. Social life centers on Bellevue Sq, at Bellevue Way NE and NE 8th St, the mall that sets the tone for downtown and the surrounding areas. Across from the mall is the Art Museum, which features revolving exhibits of contemporary Northwest-style art.
North of Bellevue is Kirkland, well-known in the area for its lakefront central business district, marinas and vintage shopping venues. Some of the best public access to Lake Washington is along Lake Ave where many waterfront restaurants can be found, some with docks for customers who arrive by boat. East of Kirkland lies Redmond, the center of Seattle's high-tech industry, reachable by taking Hwy 520 over the Evergreen Point Bridge.