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Welcome to Chartwell Wescott
Enjoy a boutique retirement lifestyle centered on convenience, culture, and the comfort of family.
Chartwell Wescott is an upscale retirement community offering independent living and memory care services that reflects the growing, family-oriented neighbourhood we call home. Our convenient location in Ambleside, part of the Windermere area in south Edmonton, offers easy access to local amenities—from grocery stores, coffee shops, and golf courses to restaurants, shopping, and theatres. In addition to our independent living lifestyle, Chartwell Wescott is proud to offer a unique private-pay Memory Living program that empowers spouses with different care needs to continue living under one roof. It's a thoughtful, personalized approach to support that helps families stay connected—emotionally and physically—in a familiar and caring setting.
Where families come together
One of the many reasons our residents enjoy our attractive residential area is that their children and grandchildren call it home too. We’ve embraced our intergenerational neighbourhood by offering thoughtful on-site amenities that celebrate connection, including a kid’s zone for playtime with visiting grandchildren, a demonstration kitchen perfect for baking treasured family recipes together, and a private dining room ideal for birthdays and special family events.
Culture, convenience and leisure
Chartwell Wescott offers a wide range of boutique-style amenities and services—from an art studio and fitness classes to a dog wash spa and walking trails perfect for you and your pet. When you aren’t leafing through a book in our cozy lounge or getting your hair done in our salon, you may find yourself enjoying a delicious meal in the dining room or a cup of coffee in our bistro. We also offer social, leisure, and entertainment experiences that you can choose to participate in at will, all designed to help you live life your way, with freedom and flexibility at the heart of everything we do. Another unique aspect of life in our home? We offer chauffeur services in our luxury town car that you can book for appointments and shopping, as well as a grocery delivery service. Home care support is also available through Alberta Health Services.
Personalized care options for better quality of life
In addition to convenient household services, you can take advantage of a host of care options geared to helping you maintain your health and independence with the peace of mind you deserve. Home care support options are also available via Alberta Health Services. Our Retirement Living Consultants can help you navigate the different care options available.
A selection of inviting suites
Starting from $3,004/month
At Chartwell Wescott, we have a wide range of pet-friendly suite plans for you to explore. These include beautiful studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom layouts featuring kitchenettes and most with private balconies. We also offer outdoor parking and chauffeured car services.
The dining experience
At Chartwell Wescott, you can look forward to enjoying tasty, nutritious meals that are part of a healthy, worry-free retirement lifestyle. We offer a diversified menu, including delicious chef-prepared meals served by friendly staff in our dining room. We also have a bistro to enjoy a coffee with freshly prepared snacks, a country demonstration kitchen where you can bake treasured family recipes with visiting grandchildren, and a private dining room for catered meals with your family and friends.
Take a closer look at the lifestyle at Chartwell Wescott.
Activities and amenities
Our upscale, uniquely designed retirement residence is a lively, comfortable place that feels like home not only because of our welcoming residents and staff, but the many optional activities we offer. Consider joining us for a yoga class, spa treatment, Rhythm ‘n’ Moves exercise program, painting in the art studio, billiards, bridge or hearts, guest speaker presentations, book discussions, live entertainment, or fun outings to restaurants, shops, sporting events, concerts and plays in the old Strathcona district or downtown Edmonton. You decide what you want to do each day, and there is always something interesting happening whether you like being physically active, socializing, expressing yourself creatively, or stimulating your mind.
How to Find the Right Retirement Community
Choosing a retirement community can feel overwhelming—but the right information makes it easier. This guide walks you through what to look for during tours, the questions that matter most, and how to evaluate if a residence aligns with your or your loved one’s needs and preferences.
Stay Connected With Our Community
Catch a glimpse of our vibrant community in action. From celebrations and outings to everyday smiles, our social feed highlights the friendships and experiences that make Chartwell feel like home.
Senior living in Edmonton
Located on Allen Drive in the Windermere neighbourhood of southwest Edmonton, our upscale retirement residence features inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie School of Design in an open-concept atmosphere filled with natural light. We’re close to a variety of local amenities, including grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, shops, golf courses and movie theatres. We offer outdoor parking for residents who drive and chauffeur services in our luxury town car for appointments, shopping, and grocery delivery service.
Things to do in Edmonton
Edmonton is Alberta’s capital city, known as the Gateway to the North and situated on the majestic North Saskatchewan River, with a population of over one million people. It’s a wonderful place to call home, not only because of its spectacular river valley—the longest stretch of connected urban parkland in North America—but its vibrant arts, cultural, educational, recreational, and sporting attractions. The Old Strathcona district includes numerous theatres, the city’s largest indoor farmer’s market, and many independent stores, bars, and restaurants along Whyte Avenue. The city is also home to University of Alberta, McEwan University, West Edmonton Mall, Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, and the Edmonton Oilers. Don’t forget popular attractions like the Royal Alberta Museum, Citadel Theatre, Telephone Historical Centre, Fort Edmonton Park, Edmonton Folk Music Festival, Elk Island Park, K-Days, Muttart Conservatory, Alberta Legislature Building, and TD Edmonton International Jazz Festival.