Presbyterian Manor Senior

Presbyterian Manor Senior sits in an 11-story brick building with 80 apartments meant for seniors who want to live on their own without daily medical help, and you'll find studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts that measure between 425 and 720 square feet, so if someone's looking for affordable housing for those 62 and older, this community provides options that include units for people who qualify based on income, and they take applications for their waitlist only on January 29, 2026, from 9 am to 3 pm, making it important to plan ahead because spots are limited. The building has special features for seniors like a dog park, community rooms, and gardens-the apartments come furnished if needed and allow small pets, while all utilities, cable TV, and wireless internet are included in the rent except for phone service, which gives some extra value on top of basics like a dishwasher and air conditioning in every apartment, and there's even a lively social scene made for meeting other seniors and programs that help folks stay active, but since there aren't nursing or personal care services here, it's best for seniors who can manage on their own. People have to live at least seven months out of the year and go through a set application process, and the building's location right across from the Boulder Public Library and just three blocks from Pearl Street Mall means residents can enjoy nearby activities and shopping with little effort while still being able to go home to a community that puts independence first. Presbyterian Manor Senior has run as a non-profit since opening in 1963, and staff members are described as friendly and well-trained, so older adults can expect comfort, some amenities to help with independent living, and a schedule of events to keep life from getting lonely or too quiet.