The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55 in Fort Worth, TX

The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55 is a senior community in Fort Worth, TX.

Information last verified: June 10, 2026

3850 Silverton Circle, Fort Worth, TX 76133

For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318

4.4 from 97 reviews

5 stars

73

4 stars

7

3 stars

8

2 stars

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1 stars

8

The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55 Costs & Pricing

The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55 offers remarkably competitive pricing for residents compared to both Tarrant County and the broader state of Texas. For instance, their studio apartments are priced at $1,100 per month, which starkly contrasts with the county's average of $3,659 and Texas's average of $3,758. Similarly, one-bedroom units start at $1,400 - again significantly lower than the county's rate of $3,741 and the state's rate of $3,761. Even with larger accommodations such as two-bedroom apartments priced at $1,699 and semi-private options at $2,800, The Spring maintains its affordability against averages that soar to $4,099 for two bedrooms in Tarrant County and even higher across Texas. Private rooms at The Spring cost $3,500 monthly; while this is above a few local rates (like Tarrant's $3,704), it remains economically advantageous compared to the state's average of $4,096. Overall, The Spring of Silverton provides an attractive option for those seeking active adult living without the hefty price tag often associated with similar facilities in the region.

Floor plans	The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55	Tarrant County	Texas
Studio	$1,100	$3,659	$3,758
1 Bedroom	$1,400	$3,741	$3,761
2 Bedrooms	$1,699	$4,099	$4,215
Semi-Private	$2,800	$3,889	$3,680
Private	$3,500	$3,704	$4,096

Overall Review of The Spring of Silverton Active Adult 55

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Staff is consistently responsive

Residents describe staff who respond quickly and follow through on concerns.

Multiple residents highlight that when something comes up, the staff addresses it right away and keeps them informed. Others specifically call out property management and office team members as patient, accommodating, and attentive to individual needs. Even when issues pop up during moving or daily life, residents say the team helps without making them wait.

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Maintenance handles problems fast

Maintenance is described as quick to act when residents have issues.

Residents mention that maintenance shows up promptly and gets work done without dragging things out. One resident describes a maintenance lead patrolling during severe weather and closing a garage door on their behalf, including a follow-up note. Another resident says maintenance is “on the spot” and that repairs are taken care of quickly.

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Activities and events keep busy

On-site activities and gatherings are a big part of day-to-day life.

Residents describe a steady schedule of community events, including social get-togethers, parties, and group activities. Several reviews specifically call out organized gatherings and regular ways to socialize with neighbors. This matches the community’s provided activity programming list, which includes classes and themed events.

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Costs and rent increases raise concerns

Residents raise concerns about rent going up and value for the cost.

While some residents call the community a good value, others say the rent increases don’t feel friendly for seniors. There are also concerns that pricing rises even when updates feel limited. In the pricing details, monthly ranges are shown across unit types, which helps contextualize why cost sensitivity shows up repeatedly in reviews.

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Renovations and quiet living stand out

Updated units and a quieter feel are mentioned by residents.

Some reviews point to recent upgrades and an overall refreshed look in apartments and common areas. Others specifically describe the home as very quiet, including details like walls that help reduce noise from neighbors. These themes align with the amenities list that emphasizes features like ground-floor units, private bathrooms, and indoor/outdoor common spaces residents can enjoy.

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Location is convenient for shopping

Residents mention the area around the community is convenient for errands and shopping.

At least a couple of residents describe the community’s location as practical and close to everyday destinations. Reviews also mention shopping options nearby, and others refer to walkability and convenience. The nearby place list includes pharmacies and common restaurants within a few miles, supporting that day-to-day access is part of the appeal.

How we summarize

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Features

Types of Care

Active Adult Communities (55+)

Amenities

Activities on-site
Air-conditioning
Bath tubs
Beautician on-site
Devotional services on-site
Full kitchen
Ground floor units
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Private bathrooms
Swimming pool / hot tub

Activities

Activities on-site
Art classes
BBQs or picnics
Birthday parties
Devotional activities on-site
Happy hour
Holiday parties
Live musical performances
Live well programs
Wii bowling
Wine tasting
Yoga / chair yoga

Nearby Places of Interest

Located in the southwest part of Fort Worth, Texas, this neighborhood offers convenient access to essential services such as pharmacies, restaurants, physicians, cafes, hospitals, parks, theaters, and places of worship. With multiple CVS and Walgreens locations nearby for medication needs, as well as various dining options including fast food chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell or sit-down restaurants like Chili's Grill & Bar, there is a range of choices for dining out. For medical care, there are several clinics and hospitals in close proximity, providing peace of mind for seniors. Additionally, the availability of parks like Panther Stadium and Overton Park offers opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisure activities. Overall, this area provides a balance of convenience and amenities suitable for senior living.

Pharmacies

CVS Pharmacy (1.2 miles)
CVS Pharmacy (1.4 miles)
Walgreens (1.5 miles)
Walmart Pharmacy (1.8 miles)
Walmart Fuel Station (1.9 miles)
Ridgmar Pharmacy (2.1 miles)
Walgreens (2.4 miles)

Restaurants

Golden Chick (1.4 miles)
McDonald's (2 miles)
Whataburger (2.3 miles)
Taco Bell (2.5 miles)
Panda Express (2.6 miles)
Chili's Grill & Bar (2.9 miles)
Jack In The Box (3.2 miles)

Parks

Panther Stadium (2.2 miles)
Overton Park (4.6 miles)

Physicians

Bowie Camp Clinic (2.3 miles)
Touchstone Imaging Southwest Fort Worth (2.7 miles)
My Hope TMS Center (2.8 miles)
Dfw Neurology (2.9 miles)
Texas Oncology Pa (2.9 miles)
Psymed Solutions (3.2 miles)
Baylor Family Medical Center At Southwest Fort Worth (3.2 miles)

Cafes

Starbucks (2.5 miles)
Press Cafe (5.1 miles)
Starbucks (6.5 miles)

Hospitals

Regency Hospital of Fort Worth (2.9 miles)
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth (3 miles)
Tele 4 (3 miles)
Pcu 4 (3 miles)
Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South (4.8 miles)
TotalCare Clinic (5.2 miles)
Texas Health Clearfork (5.2 miles)

Theaters

Movie Tavern Hulen (3.3 miles)
AMC Burleson 14 (5.1 miles)
AMC DINE-IN Clearfork 8 (5.3 miles)

Places of Worship

St Stephen Presbyterian Church (5.5 miles)

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