Tri Court - Park is a senior living community made for adults 55 and older, and folks over 61 with disabilities, right next to the Kent Station Urban Village, King County Library, and Kent Senior Center, so there's always something close by for residents who like to get out or stay close to the things they need. The staff tries to make everybody feel welcome with kindness and friendliness, and the place stays clean thanks to regular housing inspections which help keep health standards up. Residents can bring small dogs and cats, and they even have a pet park, so pets get their own space, too.
The apartments come in one or two bedrooms, with each unit having a full bathroom, and you get things like electric heating, air conditioning, dishwasher, and your own laundry facilities, plus rent covers utilities like water, garbage, heat, and electricity, which makes things a bit easier. For those wanting to stay active, there's a fitness area, game room, club house, lounge, business center, and community room, while outdoors you've got patios, gardens, balconies, barbeque areas, and plenty of places to relax or chat with neighbors.
Tri Court - Park supports many living choices, offering independent living for those healthy and wanting a social life without a lot of hassle. Assisted living is there for people needing help with daily things, like bathing or medicines, and memory care is set up for residents with confusion or dementia, making it a bit safer and less stressful with planned routines. Skilled nursing and home care help those who need more constant attention and support at home, so there's a range of services depending on what someone requires.
For social life, the community runs activities both on the property and out in the nearby area, keeping residents busy if they want to be, with a monthly calendar stuffed with things to do. There are devotional services available off-site for folks needing spiritual care. The place is focused on health and wellness, giving people spaces and programs to stay active in mind and body, and if someone prefers quiet time, there are private and common areas for both busy and peaceful moments.
Parking and transportation are there to help residents get around easily, and security features like controlled access give peace of mind. Leasing specialists can answer questions about apartments, which are available in affordable housing options. Residents can use the online portal to stay up to date or talk to staff, and the building aims for sustainability in how it's run. Tri Court - Park is linked to places like Gowe Court and Titus Village, and the focus is always on providing comfort, support, and community for seniors at every stage.
