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Luxury Independent Living in Kirkland, Washington


If you are looking for a senior living in Kirkland, MorningStar is a step above the rest. Our vibrant 55+ community offers all the amenities and services you need to live life to the fullest. For the most active seniors, MorningStar of Kirkland’s independent living allows you to continue the adventure.

For stress-free living and a refreshing change of lifestyle, MorningStar has it all. We offer stylish apartments with a variety of floor plans and configurations. Each apartment is designed for your every comfort and only needs your personal furnishings to make it feel like home. Weekly housekeeping and laundry and linen service give you more time to focus on other pursuits. And yes, we are pet friendly.

MorningStar of Kirkland has beautifully appointed, warm and inviting common areas where residents can comfortably gather and enjoy the day. In addition we offer all-day, restaurant-style dining; onsite amenities such as a fitness center, bistro bar, theater/chapel, art studio, sport courts, swimming pool and more. Residents are also welcome to participate in wellness programs, activities and special events.

Another thing you will appreciate about MorningStar of Kirkland is the freedom from costly, unexpected home repairs and on-going maintenance. Instead you will love the built-in companionship and numerous perks of community living. Also, you will know where you stand financially with a predictable budget as most of your living expenses (including homeowner’s insurance and property tax) are controlled through the bundled Monthly Rental Fee.

Located in the beautiful Totem Lake area, residents enjoy nature with access to our garden and strolling paths as well as our proximity to Juanita Bay and the Sammamish River Trail. The Evergreen Medical Center is less than a mile away and we are only 20 minutes northeast of Seattle. Please visit our website for more information including virtual tours of our community and floor plans.

MorningStar takes tremendous pride in the reputation we have earned for excellence and authenticity since our inception in 2003. We believe the human capacity to grow, to learn and to contribute is ageless; and we act upon that truth daily, as we care for, inspire, and love the residents under our roof. Contact us to learn more about the finest senior living Kirkland, WA offers.

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