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55+ independent living · Wheat Ridge, Colorado

(303) 421-7702
MorningsideRetirement Community

Gallery

Morningside, photographed honestly

These are real photographs of the buildings and of an actual apartment — not renderings, and not a different property that happens to look nicer.

The buildings and grounds

Brick, three storeys, balconies and patios on every apartment, and a garage of your own.

A three-storey brick apartment building at Morningside, with private balconies and patios overlooking a mown lawn and autumn trees.
A three-storey brick apartment building at Morningside, with private balconies and patios overlooking a mown lawn and autumn trees.
A row of nine private garages with individual numbered doors, across the parking area from the apartment buildings.
A row of nine private garages with individual numbered doors, across the parking area from the apartment buildings.

Shared spaces

The lobby, the library, the activity room, and a lift on every floor.

The building lobby, with armchairs and a sofa around a coffee table, a table lamp and the leasing office door.
The building lobby, with armchairs and a sofa around a coffee table, a table lamp and the leasing office door.
The lobby looking through a wide doorway into the activity room, where a piano and tables are set up.
The lobby looking through a wide doorway into the activity room, where a piano and tables are set up.
The community library and activity room, with filled bookshelves along one wall, tables and chairs, and a window to the courtyard.
The community library and activity room, with filled bookshelves along one wall, tables and chairs, and a window to the courtyard.
The activity room, with a piano against one wall, residents’ artwork hung above it, and tables set up by the window.
The activity room, with a piano against one wall, residents’ artwork hung above it, and tables set up by the window.
An elevator standing open on a residential floor, beside a resident notice board and a framed painting.
An elevator standing open on a residential floor, beside a resident notice board and a framed painting.

Inside an apartment

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom home of about 1,065 square feet — Plan A.

A bright empty living room with a sliding glass door to the balcony, a wall air conditioning unit, and a hallway leading to the bedrooms.
A bright empty living room with a sliding glass door to the balcony, a wall air conditioning unit, and a hallway leading to the bedrooms.
A living room with a sliding glass door onto the balcony, opening through to a second room with a ceiling fan.
A living room with a sliding glass door onto the balcony, opening through to a second room with a ceiling fan.
A kitchen with oak cabinets to the ceiling, an electric range, dishwasher, full-size refrigerator, double-basin sink and a breakfast bar.
A kitchen with oak cabinets to the ceiling, an electric range, dishwasher, full-size refrigerator, double-basin sink and a breakfast bar.
A carpeted bedroom with a wide sliding-door closet, a ceiling fan with a light, and a folding partition to the living room.
A carpeted bedroom with a wide sliding-door closet, a ceiling fan with a light, and a folding partition to the living room.
A carpeted bedroom with a large window, a ceiling fan with a light, and a door through to its own bathroom.
A carpeted bedroom with a large window, a ceiling fan with a light, and a door through to its own bathroom.
A bathroom with a full tub and shower combination, a wide mirror, a vanity with oak cabinets, and wood-look flooring.
A bathroom with a full tub and shower combination, a wide mirror, a vanity with oak cabinets, and wood-look flooring.
A second bathroom with a step-in shower stall with a grab bar, a double-sink vanity with oak cabinets, and a full-width mirror.
A second bathroom with a step-in shower stall with a grab bar, a double-sink vanity with oak cabinets, and a full-width mirror.

Apartments vary. Finishes, views and layouts differ between homes, and the apartment you are shown on a tour is the one you can rent. If a specific detail matters to you, ask — the leasing office would rather tell you now.

Come and see it for yourself

Photographs only go so far. Walk the halls, stand on a balcony, open the closets and see whether your furniture fits. Tours take about half an hour, and you are welcome to bring your family.

Schedule a tourCall (303) 421-7702

Weekdays 8am – 5pm. Weekends by appointment.