Senior Living Pasadena, CA Style

Today’s seniors are living well into their mid-80s and beyond, and many are healthier and more active than their parents and grandparents were in their later years. In fact many consider retirement to be the time to start new adventures and perhaps a new lifestyle; and what better place to do it in than beautiful Pasadena, CA.

Livability.com says Pasadena’s commitment to green and healthy living combined with historic preservation and a culture that goes well beyond the basics makes it the kind of place residents benefit from and appreciate. Besides being known for the Rose Bowl and Rose Parade, the city is highly walkable as well as offers lots of public transportation. It has more restaurants per capita than Manhattan, and at the same time, abundant green spaces and family-friendly parks.

One standout is the thriving Old Town, an eclectic, historic district spanning 22 blocks and featuring more than 300 businesses. The restored buildings are from 1875 to 1949 and offer locals and visitors alike premiere shopping, world-class dining, entertainment and activities for all ages. The convenient parking, pedestrian-friendly streets and historic alleys make it a perfect place to spend a relaxing day. Moreover if you are looking for a temperate climate Pasadena is the place for you offering year-round temperatures averaging 76 degrees along with dry, sunny days.

Right in the heart of things, the MorningStar of Pasadena senior living community exudes a welcoming elegance with resort-style amenities and personalized services that take senior living to the next level. Residents have opportunities to build new friendships, enjoy the security of predictable budgeting, onsite wellness programs, and the chance to relax in serene surroundings. Our contemporary apartments free you up from endless home maintenance and repairs giving you back the time to do the things you want to do. Visit our website to learn more about our floorplans, amenities, hospitality and care services as well as availability and pricing regarding the most trusted independent living and assisted living in Pasadena, CA.

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