Landmark

Crossroads sits in eastern Bellevue, with a mix of residential streets, shopping areas and green spaces. The mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers make outdoor plans possible throughout the year. Crossroads Park offers open lawns, sports facilities and a playground, while the Bellevue Botanical Garden is nearby for landscaped paths and seasonal displays. Crossroads Shopping Center brings together everyday shops, dining options and coffee stops, and the area’s community center and public library add indoor activities. The neighborhood’s history is reflected in Bellevue’s growth from a rural settlement into a suburban city. People get around by car, bus and on foot; transit connections link Crossroads with other parts of Bellevue and the wider Eastside. The Crossroads neighborhood rental market has a median rent of $2,350 per month and a typical range of $780 to $12,900.