Silver Leaf Panhandle in Pan Handle, TX

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Silver Leaf Panhandle

Silver Leaf Panhandle in Pan Handle, TX

601 Pecan Avenue, Pan Handle, TX 79068

For more information about senior living options: (844) 490-3973

3.8 from 17 reviews
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Active Adult Communities (55+)

Silver Leaf Panhandle Costs & Pricing

Silver Leaf Panhandle offers an attractive pricing structure for its private rooms, with a monthly cost of $2,870. This figure stands in contrast to the average costs in Potter County, which are significantly higher at $4,334, and even more so compared to the broader state average of $4,096 in Texas. The competitive pricing at Silver Leaf Panhandle not only underscores its value proposition but also reflects a commitment to providing quality care at more accessible rates. This makes it an appealing option for individuals seeking affordable yet comprehensive services in a supportive environment.

Floor plansSilver Leaf PanhandlePotter CountyTexas
Private$2,870$4,334$4,096

Overall Review of Silver Leaf Panhandle

Pros

  • pro Michelle was wonderful as Silverleaf's manager.
  • pro Cori treats everyone fairly by following regulations and contract rules, making Silverleaf a safe place in the area.
  • pro The town of Panhandle is a good, safe, and peaceful place to live.
  • pro Silverleaf apartments are nice, with many amenities of upscale city apartments.
  • pro The current property manager is awesome.
  • pro Michelle and Jody are the best you will find.
  • pro The clubhouse is beautiful.
  • pro Silverleaf is an awesome place to live.
  • pro It is a quiet and safe place to live.
  • pro The walking path around the complex is helpful for visiting neighbors and walking dogs.
  • pro The people at Silverleaf are friendly and there is a wonderful manager on the property.
  • pro The management is welcoming and attentive.
  • pro The complex is a beautiful place to call home.
  • pro The manager is friendly and patient.
  • pro Michelle and Jody are assets to the community.
  • pro Move-in day was smooth and the apartment was spotless and beautiful.

Cons

  • pro Cori is mean-spirited, rude, and showed no compassion when the reviewer's husband died.
  • pro Cori stole from residents and lied about it.
  • pro They do not recommend Silverleaf.
  • pro Cori is unprofessional and drains much of the joy from living there.
  • pro Residents have been treated with such disrespect.
  • pro Current management at Silverleaf receives only one star.
  • pro The reviewer cannot recommend Silverleaf for that reason.
  • pro The manager is horrible, hateful to tenants, a liar, a thief, and an embezzler.
  • pro The manager removed belongings, discarded items, attempted to collect rent again, and put it on the reviewer's credit report; there was talk of jail.
  • pro They would not recommend living there under the current manager.
  • pro The current manager encroaches on elder abuse; seniors have fallen without aid; residents have been bullied and apartments entered without permission.
  • pro The manager, a former nurse, fails to show compassion to residents; law enforcement and EMS have expressed concern.
  • pro Rent increases within a year are excessive for fixed-income residents; many cannot afford.
  • pro The owners raised rents by large amounts, forcing seniors to move; some spent their last dollars moving in.

Review

Silver Leaf Panhandle is best suited for independent, active seniors who want a well-kept, safe, amenity-rich 55+ community in a peaceful Panhandle setting. When the on-site team delivers steady, compassionate service - especially the combination of Michelle and Jody - the property feels reliable, clean, and genuinely welcoming. It is not a fit for those who require constant hands-on elder care or who cannot tolerate significant shifts in leadership or budget pressures, because the experience here hinges on who is managing the property at any given time. In shorter: strong management and predictable terms unlock the best this community has to offer; volatility in either area quickly destabilizes the appeal.

The positives are tangible. Panhandle itself is described as safe and quiet, which matters for residents seeking a low-stress environment. The apartments are well designed for comfort, with four-unit buildings centered around inviting entrances, sizable patios, and practical layouts that facilitate easy socializing or a quiet afternoon at home. The common areas - especially the clubhouse - are highlighted as attractive and appealing, reinforcing a sense of community. Covered parking, convenient placement of amenities, and a walkable path network support everyday life for residents who value autonomy without sacrificing social opportunities. When management aligns with residents' expectations, the feedback consistently points to a calm, clean, and accommodating living experience.

Yet the landscape of management is far from uniform. A recurring thread in the reviews centers on Cori, the current property manager, who is frequently described in harsh terms by residents who feel disrespected, neglected, or improperly treated. Accounts range from perceived unprofessionalism and a perceived lack of empathy to serious allegations about belongings being mishandled and financial disputes affecting credit. While other residents attest that the prior manager, Michelle, created genuine comfort and security for seniors, the contrast in experiences under different leadership is sharp. The reality is that the management environment can tilt the entire living experience, particularly for elders who rely on predictable routines and trustworthy interactions.

The affordability thread is equally consequential. Several reviews document rent increases within a short window, sometimes substantial - well beyond what many seniors on fixed incomes anticipated. In contexts like this, even admirable amenities and a polished physical setting can be outweighed by pressure on monthly budgets. The risk is not merely a one-time bump but a pattern that triggers decisions about moving closer to family or seeking alternatives with more predictable pricing. When management is perceived as fair and consistent, higher value can be perceived as sustainable; when it feels arbitrary, the financial burden undermines the overall quality of life.

For families and individuals weighing options, concrete steps make a meaningful difference. Seek out current residents to gauge day-to-day interactions and responsiveness, and request a clear explanation of the current management approach and any upcoming changes. Insist on meeting the on-site staff who would handle vitamins, emergencies, and routine maintenance to assess whether they consistently follow through. Review the lease terms for rent escalation specifics and anchor questions about what protections exist against unexpected increases. If compassionate, steady leadership is non-negotiable, verify who will be in charge long-term and whether there is a succession plan. These moves help separate a promising home from a fragile arrangement.

In the end, Silver Leaf Panhandle offers a polished, safety-minded living environment with real curb appeal, solid in-building amenities, and a charming neighborhood backdrop. The decisive factor is the management dynamic and the financial predictability attached to that leadership. For seniors who prize a quiet, social, and well-maintained setting and who can rely on a steady, empathetic management team, this community can be an excellent match. For those who need unwavering, consistently compassionate supervision or who cannot tolerate significant rent volatility, alternatives in the region are worth intensely weighing before committing.

Features

Types of Care

  • Active Adult Communities (55+) Active Adult Communities (55+)Active Adult Communities provide seniors with opportunities for socialization, activities, and wellness programs tailored to their needs. These communities offer a sense of belonging and security while promoting an active and independent lifestyle for those aged 55 and older.

Transportation

  • Amarillo International (20 miles away) Amarillo International (20 miles away)

Nearby Places of Interest

This particular area of the Texas Panhandle offers a variety of dining options, with several restaurants and cafes located within driving distance. In addition, there are several places of worship nearby for those seeking spiritual fulfillment. The community also features parks where seniors can enjoy outdoor activities and leisurely walks. For healthcare needs, there are multiple pharmacies and physicians' offices in the vicinity, providing convenient access to medical services. Transportation services such as U-Haul are available for any moving or travel needs. Overall, this area provides a range of amenities and services that can contribute to a comfortable and fulfilling senior living experience.

Restaurants

  • Subway (8.6 miles)
  • Conway Inn & Restaurant (8.8 miles)
  • Subway (16.1 miles)
  • Mighty's (16.1 miles)
  • Barrera's Mexican Restaurant (16.3 miles)
  • OJ Mexican Restaurant (16.5 miles)
  • Mac's Jolly Pig (21.7 miles)

Cafes

  • Gram Gram's Cafe (8.7 miles)
  • Crazy Little Cafe (16.2 miles)

Parks

  • Richard Daniel Baker Peace Park (12.7 miles)

Places of Worship

  • First Baptist Church Nursery (16 miles)
  • Claude Church of Christ (16.2 miles)
  • First Baptist Church (16.2 miles)
  • Great Plains Western Church (16.3 miles)
  • Church of Christ (21.6 miles)
  • Church Of God Cross Community (21.6 miles)
  • Victory Baptist Church (21.9 miles)

Pharmacies

  • Corner Drug (16.2 miles)
  • Walmart Pharmacy (21.7 miles)
  • CVS Pharmacy (22.5 miles)
  • Borger Pharmacy (23.1 miles)
  • Fritch Drug & Gift Shop (23.8 miles)

Physicians

  • Claude Medical Clinic (16.2 miles)
  • Golden Plains Community Center (21.7 miles)
  • Dr Landers Orthopedic Surgery (21.9 miles)
  • Golden Plains Medical Plaza (22.3 miles)
  • A.R. Hamid, M.D., F.A.A.P., PC (22.3 miles)
  • Ammon D Weber Md (22.4 miles)
  • Borger Medical Clinic (22.4 miles)

Transportation

  • U-Haul (16.2 miles)
  • U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer (21.8 miles)

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