Chartwell Ridgepointe Retirement Residence - Kamloops, BC

Chartwell Ridgepointe is an established retirement residence in Southwest Kamloops that combines independent living with a newer apartment expansion completed in 2023. The property now offers 199 independent-living residences, including suites and seniors’ apartments, with services ranging from dining and housekeeping to transportation and optional care support. Its position beside parklands and Pineview Trails gives residents access to outdoor walking routes, while Downtown Kamloops provides shopping, dining, healthcare, and cultural destinations within a short drive.

HOMES

Chartwell Ridgepointe offers studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, and two-bedroom retirement suites, plus studio, one- and two-bedroom seniors’ apartments with full kitchens and in-suite laundry. Some residences include private balconies. The current operator lists pricing from C$3,110 per month for a studio on its suite-plans page, while its broader Kamloops listing starts at C$3,878, so pricing varies by living option and package. Current interior square-footage ranges are not published, making a verified overall size range unavailable.

AMENITIES

Resident amenities include a fitness room, garden, movie theatre, bistro, private dining room, library, walking paths, and spaces for games, arts, and social gatherings. Programming includes exercise classes, gardening, art classes, book discussions, guest speakers, live entertainment, and organized outings. Dining includes chef-prepared meals in the main dining room, while apartment residents can select à la carte or enhanced meal packages. Transportation services are available for shopping, appointments, and community outings.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Chartwell Ridgepointe sits at 1789 Primrose Court in Southwest Kamloops, beside parklands and Pineview Trails. Chartwell describes Downtown Kamloops as about a 10-minute drive, with transportation services available for residents. Nearby destinations include Royal Inland Hospital, Kamloops Museum & Archives, restaurants, shops, and cultural venues. Kenna Cartwright Park is also in the broader area. Highway 1 provides regional road access, while Kamloops Airport serves the city for air travel and regional connections.