Bonaventure opens sales office for Corvallis senior living community

Bonaventure Senior Living has opened an on-site sales office for its new Bonaventure at Corvallis project, giving prospective residents an early look at floor plans, finishes and care options ahead of a late-2027 opening. The move comes as the 163,000-square-foot community under construction in Corvallis draws strong early interest from local families.

Why it matters: - The sales office gives Corvallis-area families a way to compare retirement living, assisted living and memory care options before the community opens. - Early access can help residents secure apartment choices and pre-opening event invitations. - The project expands senior housing and care capacity in the mid-Willamette Valley.

What happened: - Bonaventure Senior Living opened a sales office for Bonaventure at Corvallis, its new retirement living, assisted living and memory care community. - The community is under construction at 2700 NW Kings Blvd. in Corvallis, Oregon. - Bonaventure opened the sales office well ahead of the community’s anticipated late-2027 opening. - The on-site sales trailer is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Prospective residents can call 541-829-4100 or visit more information to schedule a visit or request details. - Visitors can review floor plans, renderings, design boards and actual community finishes. - Prospective residents and families can join the priority interest list for early apartment selection and pre-opening events.

The details: - Bonaventure at Corvallis will be a 163,000-square-foot, four-story community. - The project will include 62 retirement living apartments, 62 assisted living apartments and 27 memory care apartments. - Floor plans will include studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts. - Each apartment will feature a modern kitchenette, individually controlled climate system, emergency call system and home-like finishes. - The community will offer restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals. - Planned amenities include a bistro, an on-site golf simulator, a fully equipped fitness center, a theater room, a full-service salon and barber shop, a library and activity spaces, landscaped courtyards, scheduled transportation, weekly housekeeping and laundry services. - Memory care will use Bonaventure’s Life Stations approach for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. - Life Stations include themed environments such as an Artists Station, a Gardening Station and a Classic Ice Cream Parlor. - Bonaventure says the themed spaces are designed to tap long-term memories, reduce anxiety and create a sense of purpose. - Chloe Gray, Bonaventure’s sales and marketing director, said the company is seeing strong enthusiasm from Corvallis families and that the sales office lets residents choose apartments and get to know the team before move-in day.

Between the lines: - Bonaventure is trying to capture demand early by letting families see the project before construction is complete. - The company is positioning the Corvallis site as a higher-end senior living option tied to resort-style amenities and a full continuum of care. - The Willamette Valley location is part of the pitch, with Bonaventure highlighting the area’s climate, recreation, healthcare access and cultural scene.

What's next: - Construction continues toward the late-2027 opening. - Bonaventure will use the sales office to build its priority interest list and hold pre-opening events. - Families can visit the site or use the company’s website for more information.

The bottom line: - Bonaventure is moving early to lock in interest for a new Corvallis senior living campus that combines housing, care and amenities in one site.