What hours are on file?
- MonOpen 24 hours
- TueOpen 24 hours
- WedOpen 24 hours
- ThuOpen 24 hours
- FriOpen 24 hours
- SatOpen 24 hours
- SunOpen 24 hours
From Google, checked May 2026.
The Lakeshore
Before you go
Hours
See the weekly table below.
From Google, checked May 2026.
How can I contact this business?
Phone: (206) 629-8691
Website: eraliving.com
What category is recorded?
Retirement Community
Retirement community in Bryn Mawr-Skyway, Washington
What does its Google listing say about it?
Beautiful views in an award-winning retirement community full of warmth and friendships. With glistening Lake Washington to one side, majestic Mount Rainier on the other, and gorgeous gardens in between, The Lakeshore offers a picturesque setting for retirement living. You’ll be warmly welcomed by a diverse group of residents and caring staff who will make you feel right at home. We offer independent living, where you live in your own apartment home but still benefit from fine dining, regular social interaction, and enriching activities. We also offer assisted living, where you can receive help with various activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and medication management. Everyone knows your name at The Lakeshore!
These are the business's own words from its Google listing. From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
What does the listing mention?
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- On-site parking
- Free parking lot
- On-site services
From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
What Google Reviews are on file?
These quotes come from Google Reviews and belong to their authors. They can be out of date.
Our mother moved into the Lakeshore in Middle of September 2026. She keeps telling everyone she talks to how nice everyone is. She has been welcomed into her new home with open arms. We could not of picked a better place for our mom to flourish.
My nana moved into The Lakeshore on July 27 and remained there until she was evicted on September 4. She passed away just five days later, on September 9. Before moving in, The Lakeshore was fully aware that my nana had dementia and was struggling to give up her independence. They assured us that, as her needs changed, they would provide a “holistic, individualized care and wellness plan.” Sadly, that promise was never kept. Less than a week after moving in, staff called the police on my nana for what they described as suicidal ideation.
The Lakeshore Retirement Community is a welcoming, beautiful home for my mom. She moved across the country to be closer to where I live and I am assured by the authentic, friendly, and devoted care she has received while settling in; quite a feat after leaving everything behind and starting anew.