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Just south of the meandering waters of the Alabama River, John Knox Manor is surrounded by the quiet, tree-lined residential streets of Montgomery. John Knox Manor enjoys close proximity to Montgomery’s 1600 acres of parks and a thriving art scene. The Alabama Shakespeare Festival is held annually in Blount Park, and the Montgomery Biscuits play home games at Riverwalk Stadium.
John Knox Manor is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) which provides independent and assisted living, skilled nursing, and home care services. As a CCRC, services evolve as residents age and need higher levels of care. From unique, catered living to hospice care, residents and families gain the peace of mind knowing their needs will always be met at John Knox Manor.
The “jewel” of John Knox Manor is the garden, which was certified as a backyard wildlife habitat site in 2000. The landscaping throughout the grounds of John Knox include welcoming sitting areas, and provides space to stroll or just enjoy the natural surroundings. Residents have the opportunity to create their own workout routine in the fitness room, and the on-site salon and barber shop is always available for occasional pampering.
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John Knox Manor I and III offers Studio, 1 Bedroom and 2 Bedrooms. Learn more.
Call (334) 288-6462 to reach a resident at John Knox Manor I and III.
To reach a resident at John Knox Manor I and III call: (334) 288-6462
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