Morrisville Presbyterian Apartments, found at 1 Hillcrest Avenue in Levittown, Morrisville, Suburban Philadelphia, is a senior living community for people aged 55 and older, with most programs focused on those 62 and above, and you'll see it's been around since 1986, providing affordable living through programs like Section 8 and Section 202 for low-income seniors, people with disabilities, and even homeless veterans with the VASH program, and the building holds 99 apartment units, made up of 25 studios and 74 one-bedroom options, all meant for seniors who want both independence and the right support. Each apartment comes with its own full kitchen and bath, with accessibility features like elevators, wheelchair-friendly layouts, and call bells in bedrooms and bathrooms for safety, plus you get energy-saving systems from ENERGY STAR®-certified appliances to green plumbing and extra insulation, so the place stays comfortable and efficient, and you'll find on-site laundry, assigned parking, a library, community and media rooms, a computer lab, and mail delivery, while the non-smoking policy and safety equipment like smoke detectors and fire alarms help keep everyone protected.
The apartments stick closely to affordability, offering rent based on income, most times about 30% of a resident's monthly pay, and with easy access to doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies nearby, as well as dining at six local restaurants and cafes, plus parks for nature walks, residents usually don't feel cut off from the rest of town. The community makes room for those who are independent while still giving skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care services for folks living with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, and staff help with daily needs like bathing or dressing when that's necessary. Utility costs come included with the rent, so that's less to worry about for tenants trying to keep to a budget, and all apartments feature easy mobility help, with elevators on every floor and even trash chutes for each level, so moving about is pretty simple.
There's a commissary on site too, and nutritious meals get prepared by chefs who look after ingredients and taste, offering another layer of support when cooking at home isn't easy, but if you're the sort who still likes lively days, the community center hosts events, classes, games, and entertainment, helping people stay social and active, which can matter if the days start to feel quiet, and when you're in the mood for quiet, there's always the library or the media room for movies and books. The apartments also offer extra insulation and energy-friendly cooling systems that keep things pleasant inside even during warm summers, and features like on-site parking and shared spaces mean residents can feel like they're part of a larger group without giving up privacy in their own units. Even though some places say they're pet-friendly, it's important to note Morrisville Presbyterian Apartments doesn't allow animals, so that's something to know up front.
The apartments offer residents a secure, peaceful, and well-kept environment designed for comfort, whether you're new to senior living or have lived in the area for years, and with the property data detailing specifics on each apartment, from utilities to building features, anyone wanting to compare choices has what they need, and the building serves as a supportive, affordable, and simple place for seniors to call home in Morrisville, PA.
