Covenant Manor

Covenant Manor sits at 23 W 3rd St in Jamestown, New York, and it's been open since September 2020 as a faith-based senior housing apartment community, helping people age 62 and up or anyone with a disability, with some apartments set aside for low-income and subsidized private rentals, so folks can get some financial help if they qualify. The community focuses on quiet, comfortable living, and offers spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments, along with some studios, sized between 400 and 650 square feet, with big living areas, walk-in closets, wheelchair accessible showers and bathtubs, as well as appliances and wall-to-wall carpet. Residents can bring cats or dogs as long as they meet the weight and breed guidelines, and everyone can join in activities, use a fitness center, computer lab, or sit up on the rooftop patio if they want to spend time with others or just enjoy the view. There's an indoor community room, indoor and outdoor common areas, laundry hookups on-site, and a convenient bus stop close by, plus residents get transportation help and parking if needed, which makes getting out and about easier. There's a service coordinator on staff, who helps people find what they need and connects them with extra services, including nutrition and other coordination programs, and the faith-based environment encourages everyone to engage in events and activities, though participation always depends on what each person enjoys. The apartments have accessible entrances and work for wheelchairs or walkers, and management, led by Property Manager Frederick Barney from the Covenant Manor Housing Development Company, pays all utilities except electric in the rent, keeping things a bit simpler. Folks can apply by calling or walking in, and Covenant Manor mainly serves Chautauqua County residents, with apartment details and floor plans available right on their website.