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Boulevard Park Place Active Retirement Community

Name: Boulevard Park Place Active Retirement Community
Address: 2805 S 125th Street, Burien, WA, 98168, US
Telephone: (206) 243-0300
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Call us direct 206-243-0300 for a tour of our elegant apartments and see why we are different! Huge indoor Pool and spa for your enjoyment.

Boulevard Park Place are independent active senior living for 55 and over. Beautiful, new, three story buildings with panoramic views of the Cascade Mountains, from Mount Baker to Mount Rainier. Controlled access buildings with visual monitor you can view from your own apartment. Spacious one and two bedroom apartments for your treasured belongings and convenient elevators. A ten acre campus with gardens, nature trails and room to breathe. Optional features are covered parking, RV parking, beauty and barber shops, hobby and workshops. Free scheduled transportation and lots of fun activities. 10 acres of beautiful gardens to walk through and view. Your rent includes electricity, water, sewer and garbage and free scheduled transportation! Family business that cares! Check out our specials at www.boulevardparkplace.com/specials.phb

Pet Policy:
Small pets are welcome

Features:
New Awesome Indoor pool and Huge hot tub! Hobby and workshops
Two libraries and community meeting rooms
Beauty and Barber shops
On-site Managers and family owned community
It is great to live here! Amenities:
Controlled Access
Courtyard
Disability Access
Elevator
Fitness Center
Internet Access & Wi Fi in common areas
Microwave
Patio or Balcony
Senior Housing
Small Dogs Allowed
Utilities Paid
View
Washer Dryer In Unit
Window Covering
Indoor Pool & Hot Tub
Apartment
Air Conditioning
Cable or Satellite
Carpet
Cats Allowed

Office Hours:
Open 7 days a week
9:00 am to 5:00 pm

11/07/2026

What a smashing success this year's Fall Bazaar was!
There were so many unique items on display for purchase and so many delicious homemade soups that we couldn't fit them all on the counter!
Our resident volunteers were everywhere, serving soup, washing pots, setting up, working as cashiers, baking cookies, and making cornbread for the event. It was truly a united effort, with so many people coming together to make the day special.
A wonderful new addition this year was the beautiful bowls available for purchase, generously donated by Rain City Clay Studio.
And look at those colorful quilts that were raffled off! Congratulations to our very happy winners, Sandy and Lorie!
We are excited to share that all proceeds will be donated to the Tukwila Food Bank, making this our largest donation ever.
Thank you to all of our amazing residents for their hard work, generosity, and support. And, of course, a special thank-you to Paula and Ron, along with Ron's famous chili, which was a crowd favorite!
❤️ Together, we've shown what a caring community can accomplish.

11/01/2026

Can you guess from the decorations what we are celebrating here? HALLOWEEN! These folks are drawing on their plates which are on their heads! Interesting results for sure. Here are our costume contestants…scariest, funniest, and most original. The winners were voted upon and we had 4 winners! There were wonderful resident volunteers for the decorations and helping with the snacks. You can see on the serving table apple monsters, eyeball sangria, a vegetable skeleton, and you might find a ‘worm’ in your tuna fettuccine salad! It was an entertaining evening for all!

10/24/2026

The cooler October temperatures called for a CAMPFIRE! So, we gathered around for a Sing-along. It may look a bit smokey, but that’s an illusion. Before we started singing, the Reader’s Theater Group presented “The Intervention” which we all enjoyed. Then as we launched into the song “High Hopes”, the world’s tallest 2-legged ant pushed a rubber tree plant right in front of us! More games and storytelling were interspersed with good ‘ol campfire songs! We even had hot dogs and s’mores! Fun time! And no one got cold! Thanks to the BPP Singers who led the way through the songs. Until next Fall…..

10/22/2026

By popular demand, BPP hosted a Country Breakfast this morning! The sunny October weather provided the perfect backdrop for this delicious social event. It's not every day that you get to enjoy breakfast with friends and neighbors. Thank you to all the staff who contributed to the success of this event.

10/18/2026

We had perfect, sunny fall weather for our excursion to Snoqualmie Casino. While the players tried their luck, a small team ventured off on a mystery tour which took us over the Cascades to Cle Elum where we took pictures in front of the bakery then drove on to Roslyn. Leonard Boardman and his wife Dorthy were charter members of BPP and long-term residents. But they had grown up in Roslyn and were instrumental in raising the funds for the miner’s memorial where we took this picture. Did I mention the enchanting fall colors we enjoyed? Thanks Ron, for being our driver!

07/30/2026

Despite record heat, the bus was full of excited residents. Sammamish Animal Sanctuary does not adopt out or sell any animals. They have bunnies, goats, horses, pigs, alpacas, ducks, and a Scottish Highland (woolly) cow! We learned that nearly all the animals are “rescues” due to prior poor health and many are on medications and special diets. The sanctuary is their “forever home”. The animals were smarter than the humans and tried to stay in the shade or the water if possible. (We won't mention the human "cool down" in DQ!)

07/01/2026

250 Years as a Nation—Now That's Something to Celebrate!
And celebrate we did!
Knowing that many of our residents will be spending the Fourth of July with family and friends, we decided to hold our Independence Day celebration a little early. While the weather was a bit cool, the sun made several welcome appearances, helping to brighten a wonderful day of fun and fellowship.
Residents eagerly participated in games and activities, enjoying plenty of laughter, friendly competition, and time together. The food was outstanding, thanks to our dedicated staff and managers, whose hard work helped make the event a great success.
As we celebrate 250 years of our nation's history, it was heartwarming to come together as a community to honor the freedoms we enjoy and the friendships we share. It was an Independence Day celebration to remember!

06/18/2026

Our Summer Party began with a very funny skit by our newly formed resident reading theater. They call themselves, “Elderly Improvisations” and welcome new members. Thank you Brooke & Jim!
Our summer sing-along songs were nicely narrated as well by Anna, Rita & Steve and lots of fascinating history was shared about the songs. The BPP Singers led the audience who responded enthusiastically and sang along, especially the “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” song. Speaking of baseball, Pam and our Beanbag Baseball players demonstrated the game to entice new players to join in their weekly games.
A few summery eats were enjoyed and lots of lively conversations. Summer was duly welcomed!
P.S. Don't' forget to buy your raffle tickets for the "Sewing and Craft Club Quilt Raffle".

06/14/2026

Who would have believed that Tofu could be easily transformed into something tasty? Well, these residents saw how it could be done, then enjoyed tasting the tofu mayonnaise, tofu ricotta, and tofu feta. So, our first vegetarian food class was conducted and enjoyed.

05/21/2026

Formal Tea Parties were a thing of the past here at BPP, until yesterday…we had lovely ‘turned out’ ladies and gentlemen attending our event. The agreement was wear your hat! Thirteen residents volunteered to bake an amazing variety of cookies and other residents were instrumental in setting up the tables and making croissant sandwiches. Two of our maintenance men transformed into handsome servers to the delight of our ladies. Such a pleasant, relaxed afternoon was had by all!

Address

2805 S 125th Street
Burien, WA
98168

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

(206) 243-0300

Website

http://www.boulevardparkplace.com/

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