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Community overview

Horizon House is a Life Plan Community in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, founded in 1961, with a resident-led culture of intellectual curiosity and self-expression. The community offers independent living with home maintenance included, plus assisted living and memory support on campus in the main tower. Residents take part in more than 70 resident-led programs, from environmental policy and philosophy to woodworking and the arts.

Search description

Horizon House is a Life Plan Community in Seattle's First Hill with independent living, assisted living and memory support.

Care & support

Assisted living is in the main tower and includes 24/7 onsite nursing care, medication management, health monitoring and physician coordination.

Care & support

The care team helps with bathing, dressing, meals, housekeeping, laundry and personal care.

Care & support

Short-term respite stays are offered for people recovering from surgery or illness, or whose caregivers need temporary relief.

Care & support

Memory Support is a dedicated neighborhood in the main tower for residents living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, with 24/7 staffing and monitoring, structured daily programs, personalized care plans and onsite nursing around the clock.

Care & support

A Social Services Coordinator offers care coordination for independent living residents, helping with appointments, care transitions and connections to Seattle-area healthcare providers.

Care & support

Partner providers offer onsite services such as acupuncture, dental care, mental health support, rehabilitation, and palliative care and hospice.

Rooms & living spaces

Assisted living residents choose from private studios or one-bedroom apartments in the main tower.

Rooms & living spaces

Independent living floor plans range from 340 to 1,927 square feet, from studios to penthouses, with modern kitchens, city views and outdoor spaces with resident gardens.

Rooms & living spaces

A 33-story West Tower expansion with 198 residences is under construction and is planned to open in 2029.

Dining & meals

The Terrace is the signature dining venue, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with views of gardens and the downtown Seattle skyline.

Dining & meals

The Bistro offers made-to-order options and grab-and-go selections and includes a small market for common grocery items.

Dining & meals

The private dining room and the 19th floor Sky Lounge can be reserved for gatherings, and a full catering menu is available.

Activities & connection

Assisted living and independent living residents take part in the same 70-plus resident-led programs, and a Life Enrichment team learns residents' interests.

Activities & connection

Programming includes elections forums, world concerns programs and committees on topics such as the environment and neighborhoods.

Activities & connection

Anderson Hall hosts resident-led concerts, lectures, film screenings and community meetings.

Shared spaces & amenities

Shared spaces include a library, the Fireside Lounge with a coffee bar, the Sky Lounge, creative workshop rooms, a chapel, and outdoor terraces and gardens.

Shared spaces & amenities

The fitness center has daily classes for all ability levels, and the aquatic center and the Balance, Exercise, & Mobility (BEAM) Program support strength and stability.

Shared spaces & amenities

Services include concierge, maintenance, housekeeping, valet parking, a business center, a hair and nail salon and a 24-hour security team.

Shared spaces & amenities

Scheduled shuttle services run regularly for grocery shopping and group outings, and a car share program offers additional on-demand options.

Location & getting around

Horizon House is at 900 University St, Seattle, WA 98101, in the First Hill neighborhood, within walking distance of museums, hospitals and theaters.