Heritage Estate Senior Apartments

Heritage Estate Senior Apartments is a retirement community serving active adults aged 60 and up who want a mix of independence and support. You'll find one- and two-bedroom apartments with safety features, kitchens, living rooms, and washers and dryers, so folks can feel right at home, and there are some affordable, low-income options for those who qualify. The campus has a strong sense of community, offering both independent and assisted living services, and there's memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, using routines and therapies that help prevent confusion and keep residents safe. Leisure Care provides services, so seniors can count on things like personal care aides, walking and wheelchair assistance, medication help, and even laundry or dry cleaning, and all of those services aim to keep life simple without giving up privacy or independence. The common areas are designed to bring people together, with a fireside dining room, a bistro, and apartment dining areas, and there's always something happening, whether it's exercise classes, bingo, arts and crafts, or movie outings. There's a pool, outdoor seating, walking paths, a garden, a bbq area, and a courtyard where residents and their visiting pets can mingle or take in the day, so you don't have to be cooped up indoors, and there's games in the billiards room, books in the library, and even a salon and barbershop for when folks want to tidy up. You'll find safety features throughout, like sprinklers and handicap-accessible entries, along with cable TV, fast internet in common spaces, and guest parking. Apartments come in many layouts-studios, singles, and two-bedroom units-and all have kitchens or kitchenettes for those who still like to cook for themselves. The staff focuses on personal attention, so whether residents need help with bathing or just want a ride to the store, there's support, and flexible leases mean people don't have to feel tied down. Heritage Estate encourages everyone to stay active, join in on volunteer programs, and even try "Travel by Leisure Care," so seniors who want social time or new experiences can find them right on campus. There's a waitlist right now for housing, and with pet-friendly rules, people can bring their cats or dogs along, which means it really does feel more like home for many seniors, and the whole place is set up to make getting around easy, whether you're using a walker, wheelchair, or nothing at all.