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San Marino Retirement Community

San Marino Retirement Community

5000 W 75th Ave, Westminster, CO 80030

Call (303) 426-9090
4.6 (69 Google reviews)

San Marino Retirement Community in Westminster, Colorado, offers independent living, assisted living and memory care on a 10-acre Mediterranean-style campus with koi ponds, waterfalls and 19 patio homes.

  • Three Care Levels
  • Patio Homes
  • Memory Care
  • 10-Acre Campus

Why Families Choose San Marino Retirement Community

  • Mediterranean-style 10-acre campus with stucco, arches and red tile roof accents
  • Four residence types: Estates apartments, Villas, 19 patio homes and The Arbors
  • Today's Memories memory care with music, art and horticulture therapy
  • Courtyards with raised garden beds, koi ponds and waterfalls
  • Pampered Stay trial gives prospective residents a few days on campus
  • Independent living with three meals, weekly housekeeping, transportation and utilities

About San Marino Retirement Community

Red tile roof accents, stucco exteriors and arches give San Marino Retirement Community a Mediterranean look across its 10-acre campus at 5000 West 75th Avenue in Westminster, Colorado. The grounds hold four kinds of residences: the Estates apartments, the Independent Retirement Villas, 19 patio homes in The Village at San Marino, and The Arbors, the assisted living building. Independent living, assisted living and memory care are all offered on the campus, with independent living open to adults aged 55 and older.

In The Arbors, staff help residents with bathing, dressing, personal care and managing medications, and the assisted living building has 111 beds. Assisted living staff are available around the clock, and the team meets regularly with each resident's care manager to review that person's needs. Health monitoring at the community includes blood pressure checks along with audiology care. Memory care for residents living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia is built on the Today's Memories program, drawing on music therapy, art therapy and horticulture therapy along with life skills stations and secured outdoor patios.

Memory care staff are also on hand at any hour of the day or night. Three meals a day come from a kitchen staff that plans seasonal menus around fresh, local ingredients and adjusts dishes for dietary needs and restrictions. On the fitness side, the calendar carries balance and strength programs, chair exercise, group exercise classes, walking clubs, hiking and biking, and residents can also work with a personal trainer.

Church services, Bible study, meditation groups and yoga appear on the schedule as well, alongside separate history and computer classes. Apartments in the Estates come in one- and two-bedroom layouts with full kitchens and modern appliances, while the Villas range from studios to two-bedroom plans with kitchens, balconies, extra storage and large bedrooms. The Village at San Marino groups its 19 patio homes around a landscaped courtyard.

In The Arbors, studio and one-bedroom apartments have kitchenettes, bathrooms, closet space and natural light. Elsewhere on the grounds, courtyards hold raised garden beds, koi ponds and waterfalls, and walking paths run beneath mature trees. Independent living includes weekly housekeeping, transportation to medical appointments and other destinations, utilities, 24-hour staff and an emergency call system.

Monthly rates start at $3,130 for the Estates, $3,200 for the Villas and $5,140 for a patio home, while assisted living starts at $3,995 and memory care at $8,000. Memory care costs are added to the monthly rent based on an assessment of each resident's needs, and current rates are worth confirming directly with the community before a visit. The campus suits adults 55 and older who want an apartment, villa or patio home of their own, with assisted living and memory care offered on the same grounds.

Residents pay for their housing and care privately, and Medicaid is not accepted at San Marino Retirement Community. Before any move, the Pampered Stay gives a prospective resident a few days on campus to share meals, join activities and get to know other residents. Residents who later need more help with daily routines, or memory support, can find assisted living and the Today's Memories program on the same campus.

The community sits in south Westminster near 75th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard and close to Old Town Westminster, a short drive from Denver's cultural attractions. Sakana, Starbucks and Jim's Burger Haven are along the nearby stretch of Sheridan Boulevard, and Walmart Supercenter, King Soopers and Valente's Deli, Bakery Italian Market are each within a mile. Kennedy Park and Wolff Run Park are less than half a mile away, Hidden Lake Reservoir and Westminster Hills Park are under a mile, and the Westminster Public Library on Irving Street is about a mile and a quarter away.

HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge in Thornton is about 4 miles from the campus, with UCHealth Broomfield Hospital about 6 miles away.

Environment

Stucco walls, arches and red tile roof accents carry a Mediterranean style across the campus, and memory care residents have secured outdoor patios of their own. The 10-acre park-like grounds add raised garden beds, koi ponds and waterfalls, and the patio homes of The Village sit around a landscaped courtyard.

Services

Assisted living help in The Arbors covers bathing, dressing, personal care and medications, with caregivers on hand around the clock and regular needs reviews with each resident's care manager. Independent living residents receive weekly housekeeping, transportation and an emergency call system, and health checks include blood pressure readings.

Resident Experience

A morning coffee club, cooking clubs and happy hours are part of the social calendar at San Marino Retirement Community, along with poker, bingo, crochet, gardening and movie showings. Outings off campus take residents to theater performances, restaurants and scenic tours as part of the activity calendar.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Doug Page for the latest figures.

Doug Page

Doug Page

Owner, Colorado

Advisor Insight on
San Marino Retirement Community

Independent living here takes three distinct forms, with one- and two-bedroom Estates apartments, Villas from studios up and 19 patio homes, all on the same grounds as The Arbors and the Today's Memories program. The few-day Pampered Stay lets a prospective resident share meals and join activities on campus before a move.

Best for: Adults 55 and older who want independent living now, with assisted living and memory care offered on the same 10-acre campus.
Consider if: Residents here pay privately, so families planning to use Medicaid to cover care will want a community that accepts it.
Ask on tour: Ask which patio homes and Villa plans are open, how the memory care assessment sets fees, and how to book a Pampered Stay.
Comparison: Four residence types share one 10-acre campus: Estates apartments, Villas, 19 patio homes and The Arbors for assisted living.

Amenities & Services

Review Highlights

Residents feel at home here, with caring and good-humored nurses, dining room meals they enjoy, and a garden setting for concerts, bridge and card games.

What People Like

  • Caring, friendly nurses who keep residents on schedule
  • Three dining room meals residents enjoy
  • Beautifully designed, well-kept grounds and gardens
  • Concerts, bridge and an engaging activities program
  • Leadership team open to listening to families

Reviews from Google

4.6 (69 Reviews on Google) View all on Google ↗
  • Ryan Johnson 4 months ago

    Everyone at San Marino has been wonderful to my mom and has made her feel at home. While all the nurses are good Betty deserves special recognition. She has an amazing demeanor with the residents being both caring, friendly and funny yet still managing to keep them on schedule…

  • rebecca wagner a month ago

    I am not going anywhere, I am already living here my second year, met new people The three meals a day in.Dining room are better than what I made at home by myself. What a awesome End of The seasonConcert last night, I play Bridge, several card games and still have time for my…

  • Anne 7 months ago

    San Marino Assisted Living is truly a wonderful place. The staff is absolutely amazing—kind, attentive, and genuinely caring toward every resident. From the moment you walk in, the environment feels warm and welcoming, creating a real sense of comfort and community. The…

  • Jeni Sturdivant 7 months ago

    San Marino Retirement community itself is stunning. Everything is beautifully designed and impeccably maintained, creating an atmosphere that feels more like a warm, inviting home than a senior living community. The attention to detail throughout the property reflects a genuine…

  • River estrada 6 months ago

    The management and care staff at San Marino are truly exceptional. Their dedication, compassion, and genuine love for the residents are evident in everything they do. They go above and beyond to ensure each person feels valued, comfortable, and cared for. It’s clear that this is…

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Location

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5000 W 75th Ave, Westminster, CO 80030

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge on Grant Street in Thornton, about 4 miles; UCHealth Broomfield Hospital, about 6 miles; Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital in Wheat Ridge, under 7 miles
  • Dining:Sakana at 7520 Sheridan Boulevard, about a tenth of a mile; Starbucks, about a third of a mile; Jim's Burger Haven and Mariscos El Berrinche's, about half a mile; Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant, under a mile
  • Shopping:Walmart Supercenter on Sheridan Boulevard, about half a mile; King Soopers and Valente's Deli, Bakery Italian Market, each under a mile; Walgreens, under a mile and a half

South Westminster near 75th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard, close to Old Town Westminster, with Kennedy Park and Wolff Run Park each within half a mile.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does San Marino Retirement Community offer?

San Marino Retirement Community offers independent living, assisted living and memory care on one 10-acre campus in Westminster. Independent living is for adults 55 and older in the Estates, the Villas or the patio homes, assisted living is based in The Arbors, and memory care follows the Today's Memories program for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

How much does San Marino Retirement Community cost?

Starting monthly rates are $3,130 for an Estates apartment, $3,200 for a Villa, $5,140 for a patio home, $3,995 for assisted living and $8,000 for memory care. Memory care costs are added to the monthly rent after an assessment of each resident's needs, and current figures are worth confirming with the community directly.

Does San Marino Retirement Community accept Medicaid?

No, Medicaid is not accepted at San Marino Retirement Community, and residents pay privately for their apartment and their care. For memory care, the care fee is set through an individual assessment and added on top of the monthly rent for the apartment itself.

Where is San Marino Retirement Community located?

The campus is at 5000 West 75th Avenue in Westminster, Colorado 80030, in the south part of the city near Sheridan Boulevard and close to Old Town Westminster. The Arbors assisted living building carries its own address on the same campus at 7425 Xavier Street.

What apartments and homes are available at San Marino Retirement Community?

Independent living includes one- and two-bedroom Estates apartments with full kitchens, Villa floor plans from the Studio A through the two-bedroom D layout, and the Patio Home A and B designs among the 19 homes in The Village. Assisted living in The Arbors offers studio and one-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes, including the Studio B and Studio F plans.

What is dining like at San Marino Retirement Community?

Residents receive three meals a day from a kitchen staff that writes seasonal menus using fresh, local ingredients. Dishes are adjusted for dietary needs and restrictions, and the Estates apartments and the Villas also come with kitchens of their own.

What activities does San Marino Retirement Community offer?

The fitness calendar includes balance and strength programs, chair exercise, group exercise classes, walking clubs, hiking, biking and personal training. Residents can also join cooking clubs, poker games and bingo, crochet and gardening, and the morning coffee club, with church services, Bible study, meditation and yoga, history and computer classes, and outings to theater performances, restaurants and scenic tours.

How does memory care work at San Marino Retirement Community?

Memory care is built on the Today's Memories program for residents living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. Music therapy, art therapy and horticulture therapy are part of the program, along with life skills stations and secured outdoor patios, and memory care staff are available around the clock.

Can someone try San Marino Retirement Community before moving in?

Yes, the Pampered Stay is a trial of a few days that gives a prospective resident time on campus to share meals, join some of the activities and get to know other residents. Arranging one can be part of planning a first visit, alongside a look at the Estates, the Villas and the patio homes.

How do I schedule a tour of San Marino Retirement Community?

Send your details through the contact form on this page, and a reply comes within a business day to set up a visit to the Westminster campus. That conversation can cover current openings among the Estates, the Villas and the patio homes, along with how to arrange a few-day Pampered Stay.