Colorado PEO Chapter House

Colorado PEO Chapter House sits at 1819 W Cheyenne Rd in Colorado Springs, and is connected to the Colorado P.E.O. Charitable Corporation, with living space in a park-like setting that's got walking paths and a pond with a fountain, and you'll find housing for seniors including private cottages, villas, and shared neighborhood homes, with options for independent living and help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, plus care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the setup includes a small, newly renovated one-bedroom unit that's got new carpet, a bathroom, private patio, big windows, sliding glass doors, closet and dressing area, kitchenette with a microwave, small fridge and sink, and plenty of room for meals, while the main building offers high-speed internet, spaces that allow pets, wheelchair access around the place, and no smoking anywhere. Laundry and cleaning support comes included, and residents get nutritious, well-made meals with the chance for meal delivery if they need to quarantine. Utilities, Wi-Fi, and basic cable are baked into the rent, although landlines aren't part of the deal, and there's a medical alarm service you can use if you like, with covered parking and a storage closet available for a little extra each month. There's a refundable security deposit, life alert deposit, some non-refundable fees for cleaning, and more for pets or storage, but all the details are clear up front, and the place gets verified by A Place for Mom for licensing and standards. Social and group activities happen, and the large event space can fit meetings, weddings, or other big gatherings, all set against historic architecture that makes the place feel special and well cared for, and even though it's small, Colorado PEO Chapter House works as both a home for older adults and something like a community hub for events, meetings, or just visiting on a quiet day, and if you want to see it, you can schedule a tour, check out the map, or ask for a brochure just to get a sense of what daily life looks like in this tucked-away Broadmoor spot.