Mirabella Seattle

Beautiful retirement community. The restaurant lunch menu was excellent and the service great. The valet parking put the icing on the cake!

We moved to Mirabella almost three years ago. We encountered a very warm, friendly welcome from residents and staff. We enjoy the many amenities in the facility including the fitness center and pools/hot tub. We appreciate the very walk-able neighborhood location with access to Lake Union Park, MOHAI, restaurants (when you want a change of scenery from our excellent dining options in house), and other services. We often walk to venues and events downtown but sometimes use the nearby stops for public transport to get to Seattle Center, downtown, Capital Hill or the University District. Mirabella also provides regular town car or bus service to varied shopping, museum, walks, art & cultural events/venues. Fortunately we have not yet had to avail ourselves of the health care services available here, but have heard from other current or former residents that they or their loved ones have had excellent health and/or memory care. The biggest problem we have is making choices from the very many resident planned and presented outings, educational programs and musical performances presented. It's impossible to do everything available. We're very happy to have chosen Mirabella!

I have lived here for 12 years and am very glad to call this my home. The Residents are warm and welcoming, the staff is competent and responsive, the apartments are large (compared to comparable facilities) with each having a balcony, and the meals are outstanding. There are always a wide range of programs and activities which are planned by residents. The area is interesting and walkable.

Barbara D. In the 1900s, Paul Allen proposed building a community, centered in a park, from Lake Union to the north side of downtown Seattle, My husband and I were excited and hoped that construction would take place. The tax fees were voted on twice, failing both. In 2007, we moved from Bellevue to South Lake Union (SLU) where we lived in a condo for 10 years. SLU WAS GROWING a neighborhood with new buildings, restaurants, stores, and offices everywhere. In 2017, we moved into our comfortable apartment in Mirabella Seattle in the Cascade neighborhood. We did look at other retirement homes, but unlike their neighborhoods, S. Lake Union and Cascade were developed into a fun atmosphere, within walking distance or a short drive to the arts which we attended. We did not want to live in homes that did not offer offer much variety. Location was very important for us. I was born in Seattle and grew up on Capital Hill. I felt like I returned home.