Abella Condominiums
A Boutique Address in the Heart of Downtown
Abella Condominiums sits at 300 110th Avenue NE, a six-story building completed in 2001 that holds 78 residential condominiums above five ground-floor commercial spaces — 83 total units under one roof. It's a scale most downtown Bellevue buyers appreciate: large enough for genuine amenities and a stable HOA, small enough that residents actually know their neighbors.
With no rental cap in place, Abella has remained one of the more flexible ownership structures downtown — a meaningful detail for investors and for owners who may need to lease a unit down the road without running into association restrictions.
- Address300 110th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
- Year Built2001
- Stories6
- Residential Units78 (83 total incl. 5 commercial)
- Rental PolicyNo rental cap
- Pet PolicyPets permitted, subject to HOA rules
- HOA Dues Range (5-yr sold data)$333 – $681 / month*
*HOA dues vary by unit size and floor. For current dues on a specific residence, request a home valuation and Freddy will pull the exact figure from the resale certificate.
Five Years of Closed Sales
Abella is a low-volume building — an average of three to four closed sales per year. That's normal for a boutique 78-unit building, but it also means year-to-year swings in the numbers below often reflect which unit happened to sell (a top-floor 3-bedroom vs. a compact studio) rather than a real shift in the market. Freddy reads these numbers unit-by-unit, not just year-by-year — which is exactly the kind of interpretation an algorithm-driven site can't offer.
| Year | Closed Sales | Median Sold Price | Avg $/SqFt | Avg CDOM | Avg SP/LP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 6 | $690,000 | $713.11 | 12 days | 100.90% |
| 2022 | 1 | $1,040,000 | $786.09 | 19 days | 99.52% |
| 2023 | 3 | $670,000 | $833.73 | 66 days | 98.15% |
| 2024 | 4 | $750,000 | $767.79 | 7 days | 101.73% |
| 2025 | 3 | $663,000 | $720.74 | 95 days | 96.95% |
| 5-Yr Total / Avg | 17 | $700,000 | $752.90 | 35 days | 99.83% |
Source: NWMLS closed-sale data for Abella Condominiums, 2021–2025. This reflects building-wide market activity, not Freddy Delgadillo's individual transaction history. Price range across the period: $528,800 – $1,040,000.
Well-Run, No Rental Cap
Abella's association covers a manageable 78-residence roll, which typically means a more predictable reserve fund and a board that knows the building intimately. Because HOA dues vary by unit size, floor, and included utilities, we don't publish a single number here — Freddy will pull the exact current dues and reserve study status for any specific unit as part of a free home evaluation.
Life Above the Ground Floor
Part of what makes Abella livable day to day is what's built into the base of the building. Residents step outside — not into a car, straight into a short list of everyday essentials.
Ground-floor tenant roster current as of this listing. Storefronts occasionally change — confirm current occupancy for any tenant-specific plans.
Steps From Everywhere You Need
Abella carries a Walk Score of 90, and the surrounding block explains why. City Hall, the Puget Sound Energy Building, and City Center Plaza anchor one side; Skyline Tower and the Marriott Bellevue sit within a few minutes' walk. The Bellevue Transit Center and the future Link Light Rail station are an easy stroll, putting Seattle within reach without a car.
- Bellevue City Hall — adjacent
- Puget Sound Energy Building — adjacent
- City Center Plaza — adjacent
- Skyline Tower — short walk
- Marriott Bellevue — next door
- Bellevue Transit Center — walking distance
- Link Light Rail (future station) — walking distance
- Bellevue Square & The Bravern — short walk
- Downtown Park — short walk
Building-Level Expertise
Freddy Delgadillo has guided Eastside buyers and sellers for more than 25 years, with over 250 closed transactions across Downtown Bellevue's condominium market. At Abella specifically, that means knowing why a 6th-floor 2-bedroom commands a different price than an identical unit two floors down, why certain sales sat on market for months while others closed in days, and how the building's no-rental-cap policy shapes investor demand.
Whether you're pricing a sale at Abella or evaluating it as a buyer, Freddy brings the kind of unit-by-unit, floor-by-floor read that a national portal's algorithm simply can't replicate.