Mount Rubidoux Manor, Senior residential tower in downtown Riverside, United States.
Mount Rubidoux Manor is a residential tower in downtown Riverside with 16 floors and a height of about 166 feet, standing as the tallest building in the city's center. The structure's vertical profile creates a distinctive landmark in the urban landscape.
The building opened in 1971 with backing from First Baptist Church of Riverside and was designed by architectural firm Flewelling & Moody. Its creation marked a period when faith communities actively invested in senior housing projects.
The residential community here is home to senior residents supported by American Baptist Homes of the West, which manages daily operations. The building reflects a time when faith-based organizations actively created housing specifically for older adults.
The tower sits at 3993 10th Street with convenient access to public buses and downtown shops nearby. Visitors will find restaurants and services within easy walking distance of the location.
The tower serves as a visual reference point visible from many angles throughout the city and surrounding areas. Its distinctive outline helps visitors and residents orient themselves in the neighborhood.
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