Last updated: November 2026
About Niagara Gardens Retirement Living
Niagara Gardens Retirement Living is a licensed retirement residence in St. Catharines, Ontario, at the QEW and Niagara Street. This page explains who we are, how the residence is licensed and the recognition it has received. It also shares a little of the residence's history.
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Our address
Where is Niagara Gardens?
The residence sits at 175-181 Niagara Street in St. Catharines, Ontario, where the QEW meets Niagara Street. It is an easy drive from anywhere in Niagara, with free visitor parking on site.
The address covers two buildings: 181 Niagara Street is the independent living building, and 175 Niagara Street is the assisted living building.
Who lives here
Who is Niagara Gardens for?
Residents include people who want a private suite with meals and housekeeping looked after, and people who need help with daily living. Some choose the residence for themselves; many are supported by adult children and families who want peace of mind.
Health professionals and discharge planners also contact us when a short or long stay is being considered.
Our story
What is the residence's history?
A home that has grown
Niagara Gardens has served the St. Catharines area for many years. Earlier names of the residence include Niagara Gardens Retirement Manor and Niagara Gardens Senior Living. Today it operates as Niagara Gardens Retirement Living.
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A licensed retirement residence
Niagara Gardens is licensed by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA) as Niagara Gardens Retirement Manor, licence S0195. The licence sets out the standards the residence is inspected against.
Recognition
What recognition has the residence received?
In 2024, Niagara Gardens received the Multi-Residential Property Trillium Award from the City of St. Catharines.
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Our team
Who looks after the residence?
Staff are on duty 24 hours a day. A Director of Care is on site 40 hours a week and on call for emergencies.
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Come and see for yourself
Book a 30-minute tour
Walk through both buildings, see a suite, sit down in the dining room and take your time asking questions. No pressure, no obligation.