ALT Photo of gray and white building with a vertical sign that reads "TOFT" taken from across the street.
ALT Blue and orange mural featuring floral and botanical elements, spreading across the hallway by Seattle artist Sarah Robbins.
ALT Apartment unit fully equipped with a kitchen, open cabinetry, and fully stocked shelves.
ALT A man and his son looking at a posterboard that reads "Toft Terrace" in a hallway.
ALT Toft Terrace opens in early 2023 in the bustling Ballard neighborhood of Seattle and will house 81 single adults who have experienced housing insecurity. Residents will benefit from supportive services such as career counseling and case management. Why “Toft Terrace”? In Old Norse, toft means “homestead” or “site of a house.” Given Ballard’s historical and contemporary ties to the Scandinavian community, our naming committee sought a name that would honor that heritage while also promoting the idea of “home” to our residents.
ALT Located in the First Hill neighborhood, Blake House is part of the first affordable high rise building in Seattle in more than 50 years. It features 112 studio apartments for seniors and veterans who have experienced chronic homelessness and have intensive health care needs. Residents will have convenient access to public transit and onsite health care services through a partnership with Swedish Health Services. Plymouth Housing shares the site with Bellwether Housing, which will house lower income working individuals and families in 250 apartments. Named after a long-time local housing advocate, Blake House honors the legacy of the late Blake Nordstrom. For more than 25 years, Blake contributed his time and energy toward various efforts to end homelessness in Seattle. During that time, he was a loyal Plymouth supporter, finding different ways to partner with us and improve the lives of our residents. We are honored to be able to remember Blake and the legacy he left.
ALT Plymouth Crossing will be our first building outside of Seattle and the first permanent supportive housing development in Bellevue. Located in the Eastgate neighborhood, Plymouth Crossing features 92 studio apartments and is part of a housing campus that includes a men's shelter operated by Congregations for the Homeless and lower income family housing operated by Inland Group. This campus serves as the inspiration behind our building’s name: three amazing organizations have come together and “crossed paths” to tackle the housing crisis in our region. “Crossing” also refers to Plymouth’s first venture from Seattle to the Eastside.
