Liggins Tower

Liggins Tower is a high-rise building for seniors 62 and older and sits in the Park Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado, right in the Denver - Northeast submarket, and while the property was built in 1971, the place still offers many basic comforts that people want in a retirement setting, with 73 units that include studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom, one-bath apartments, all spread across a total property size of 44,445 square feet, and every apartment comes with a refrigerator, microwave, garbage disposal, dishwasher, ceiling fan, and carpeting, plus you get on-site laundry rooms so you don't have to haul clothes far, two community rooms for gatherings or games, two TV rooms for watching shows with others, a community kitchen for group events, and a courtyard for fresh air. Staff can help answer questions about the waiting list for low-income senior housing, and the community does provide memory care and assisted living services, which means they've got support for seniors with more specific needs. There's 24-hour availability, on-site maintenance for when things break, and a 'Phenomenal Beauty Salon' located on-site so residents can take care of themselves without leaving home. Liggins Tower offers apartment locating services for people looking for residential housing, they provide property and asset management services for property owners, investors, and residents, and detailed property reports cover everything from amenities and utilities to rental rates, sales history, and loan information, but there isn't a lot of specific information about unique amenities or programs inside the community itself, so questions about daily activities or special features would need to go to the staff if anyone wants to know more. The place also provides residential care for children, though details about that are sparse, and all the different services, amenities, and care types do get mentioned, but the details about daily life aren't really spelled out in the information available. The building itself is set up for independent living, but also covers needs for those who need more help, and the simple facts point to a senior residence pretty much focused on the basics and main comforts for people as they get older.