CONVENIENT & MODERN

Situated along the waterfront with expansive views across Bellingham Bay and the San Juan Islands, these contemporary residences are part of a growing, walkable neighborhood connected by pedestrian-friendly streets, trails, and parks.

Ground-floor retail and commercial spaces with both street and water frontage are bringing new energy to the district, attracting restaurants, makers, and local businesses that complement the residential community.

Designed with quality materials and thoughtful detailing, the buildings are scaled to integrate seamlessly with the surrounding waterfront environment -
creating a cohesive extension of downtown Bellingham.

OVERLOOKING THE BAY

With Waypoint Park now complete, the Downtown Waterfront continues to evolve as a connected extension of the city - where shoreline paths, open green space, and expansive bay views define daily life.

Morning walks along the water, sunsets over Bellingham Bay, and sweeping views toward the San Juan Islands create a setting that feels both restorative and inspiring. Landscaped promenades and waterfront trails invite residents and visitors alike to slow down and experience the shoreline up close.

Peaceful yet connected, the Downtown Waterfront offers a rare balance - a tranquil, nature-oriented environment just minutes from the heart of downtown Bellingham.

YEARS OF PREPARATION

Waypoint Park now anchors the Downtown Waterfront as a lively public gathering space. Hundreds of native plants, shrubs, and trees line meandering walkways, children’s play areas, and large-scale artworks repurposed from historic industrial artifacts - thoughtfully acknowledging the site’s past.

With a significant number of newly completed waterfront residences already sold, the neighborhood continues to emerge as one of Bellingham’s most desirable addresses.

Enjoy sweeping views across the Whatcom Waterway toward Lummi Island and the city skyline, then wander down to the shoreline to experience direct waterfront access and the careful restoration of natural habitat along the bay.

FAMILY FUN

Just a few steps away a quaint playground awaits providing a natural play experience, with a nod to the site's history.  

Before you leave make sure you stroll along the paths down to the park's namesake, the art installation known as the “Waypoint Acid Ball". 

This industrial relic, originally used in wood pulp processing, has been turned into sculpture that lights up at night. Discover the interactive reflective glass beads by shining your own light on the art piece!

The Port and City have partnered to develop a Heritage Trail Concept which includes recommendations on how to showcase historic icons remaining from Georgia-Pacific's pulp and tissue mill.