GEF Seniors Housing - Central Manor

GEF Seniors Housing – Central Manor is rooted in a commitment to providing affordable, community-oriented housing where older adults can live independently with dignity and a real sense of belonging. Located at 10733 117 St NW in Edmonton’s historic Queen Mary Park neighbourhood, this four-storey building offers 48 apartment homes designed with the needs and comfort of seniors in mind.

Living Options & Care Levels

If you are looking for a parent or loved one who values their independence but would benefit from a supportive community environment, Central Manor may be a strong fit. The building offers two apartment styles: bachelor units and one-bedroom apartments. There are 26 bachelor suites and 22 one-bedroom suites available, giving families some flexibility depending on space needs and lifestyle preferences. Upper-floor units come with private balconies, while ground-floor units open directly onto the lawn through patio doors, so residents can step outside with ease. The care type at this location has not been formally classified, so we recommend reaching out directly to the GEF team to discuss whether Central Manor aligns with your specific care and support needs. What is confirmed is that the building offers a Community Support Program designed to connect residents with outside supports and resources, which can be a meaningful bridge for families navigating what comes next.

What You’ll Love About Living Here

Day-to-day life at Central Manor is shaped by spaces and services that make things convenient and comfortable. Residents have access to shared common areas that are inviting and well-maintained, providing a place to socialize, relax, or simply enjoy some company outside of their own suites. For those who like to spend time outdoors, the building features an outdoor terrace or patio as well as beautiful gardens and surrounding grounds that make it easy to get some fresh air without leaving home. Wi-Fi is available in common areas, so staying connected with family and friends is straightforward. For pet owners, Central Manor is a pet-friendly building, which means beloved animals do not have to be left behind during this transition. Laundry services are available on-site and operate on a card system, making it a practical and accessible option for all residents. Parking is also available, with both above-ground parking and residential street parking nearby for residents and visiting family members. For those who want to give back, volunteer opportunities are part of the fabric of life at Central Manor, offering a meaningful way to stay engaged and connected to the broader community.

Why Residents Choose GEF Seniors Housing – Central Manor

Residents and families are often drawn to Central Manor for several practical and personal reasons. The building is managed by GEF Seniors Housing, an organization with a long-standing focus on affordable senior housing in Edmonton. The estimated wait time for Central Manor is currently under six months, which is relatively accessible compared to many senior living options in the city. The Community Support Program is a particularly valued feature, as it acts as a connection point for residents who may need guidance navigating health services, community programs, or other resources without having to figure it out alone. The combination of independent apartment living, on-site amenities, and a supportive organizational framework gives residents and families confidence that needs can be met as they evolve. The building also includes an elevator, making it accessible for residents with mobility considerations. The range of what is included within one community, from laundry and parking to volunteer programs and outdoor spaces, makes Central Manor a well-rounded option for seniors who want more than just four walls.

Location Benefits

Queen Mary Park is one of Edmonton’s oldest and most established neighbourhoods, and its mature character brings with it a genuine sense of place. The building sits directly across from the Queen Mary Park and Community League, giving residents easy access to green space for walks, fresh air, and quiet time outdoors. The surrounding streetscape is filled with mature trees and heritage architecture that creates a calming, settled atmosphere quite unlike newer suburban developments. For residents who value being able to step outside and feel connected to a living, breathing neighbourhood, this location delivers. The community league next door also means there are seasonal events and local programs within walking distance. Beyond the immediate greenery, Edmonton’s river valley trail system and various parks are accessible from this part of the city, offering opportunities to explore nature at whatever pace suits you. The neighbourhood’s walkability is rated as excellent, meaning most daily errands can be handled on foot, which supports both physical health and a sense of independence. Transit access is also solid, with ETS bus routes nearby for those who prefer not to drive.