Kings Valley Apts sits quietly in Cloverdale, California, about three blocks from downtown, surrounded by peaceful open views, and there's a tranquil walking path winding through the property where seniors often take slow walks or chat on their private patios. The complex offers 49 one-bedroom apartments for people age 62 or those with disabilities, all part of a Section 8 (202) Community, which means rent usually stays at about 30% of a resident's monthly income and is meant for low-income households. Some apartments have wheelchair access, and the buildings have elevators, fire alarms, and smoke detectors. Residents need to show documents like a driver's license, Social Security Card, proof of income, and references to apply.
The apartments have energy-efficient appliances, wall-to-wall carpets, air conditioning, window coverings, and cable hookups, and some units have patios or balconies, while all the buildings are non-smoking. People can walk the walking trails or sit outside in landscaped community gardens, and there's a parking area and solar PV carports which help with energy use. The shared community center comes with a full kitchen, a large meeting room, a library, and an exercise room, and there's also an on-site laundry.
Kings Valley Apts has friendly staff who've gotten awards for their helpfulness, and an on-site resource coordinator makes sure there's always something to do, like slow walk programs, holiday and birthday parties, movie nights, and food bank deliveries. Residents have access to local transit right on the property. The place is managed by EAH Housing and aims to help seniors keep their independence, offering support when it's needed and making sure the environment stays safe and welcoming. Reviewers give the community generally good marks, noting about 8.8 out of 10 from 23 reviews, with most ratings at four or five stars.
The apartments have all-electric, energy-efficient kitchens, and the entire property focuses on making things comfortable and easy for seniors or those needing accessibility features. Residents get help with resources and, if needed, the coordinator can set up extra services through groups like IHSS. The facility allows only seniors aged 62 and above or those with disabilities, provides non-smoking living, and holds a firm policy as a Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Provider. Everything about Kings Valley Apts intends to give seniors a stable, affordable, and pleasant place to live right near the heart of town, but settled enough that things stay calm for everyone who lives there.
