The Legacy at English Station sits at 13700 English Villa Drive in Louisville, KY, right in the Middletown area, and locals say you can spot its beautiful views and the open-air courtyard where folks often spend time when weather allows, and you might see pets with residents since the place is pet friendly, which isn't a given everywhere. People have rented here since about 2016, with unit types from one to four bedrooms in apartments, condos, townhomes, and what some call luxury apartments, and while you won't find it for rent or sale on Trulia right now, nearby rental options do exist in Louisville. This senior living community isn't Medicare or Medicaid approved, but they do take Veterans Benefits and Long Term Care Insurance, and Trilogy Health Services runs the place, with all care staff being Trilogy employees, so agency nurses aren't something you run into here. You get features in the rental units like washers and dryers, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, patios, pools, hot tubs, barbecue areas, some waterfront views, and security features like doormen and gated entries, though nobody seems to mention parking amenities or all outdoor features in detail.
For care, The Legacy focuses mostly on memory care, with a purpose-built environment for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, so you see things aimed at reducing confusion, and daily life comes with help like medication supervision, 24-hour staff oversight, and licensed nurse oversight as well, plus emergency alert systems in rooms. Assisted living and independent living are both available for those who're more active or just need some light help, and there are short-term stay private studios if someone needs something brief, with units running from about 140 to 477 square feet, and prices starting at $289 per day for short stays or $7,549 a month for assisted living. Memory care apartments have private showers, individually controlled heat and air, laundry service, housekeeping, and linen changes.
Community life offers a full-service salon, outdoor walking paths, a resident garden, and a private dining room that families sometimes use for special occasions, plus onsite and offsite activities, cultural and educational programs, and even devotional services, and the "Director of Excitement" keeps daily resident engagement moving. Meals come three times a day, made by chefs and meal planners, with nutrition in mind, and the whole place gets described as welcoming, with staff who try to be helpful and kind, which makes a difference for a lot of the residents. Safety is handled through security, fire systems, and specially equipped bathrooms, and even communication is easier with wireless call systems set up for residents. The Legacy also hosts public events and support groups, recognizing inclusion and legal protections for all, regardless of gender identity or orientation, whether it's for housing, employment, or living here. You won't get skilled nursing on site and it doesn't take Medicare or Medicaid, but there are home care services for things like non-medical support or companionship if the need comes up. The Legacy at English Station has received awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star, which folks here mention with pride, and the Executive Director is Mack Jones, who oversees daily operations.
