Village-Brush Park Manor

Village-Brush Park Manor sits in Detroit's Brush Park neighborhood and focuses on quality housing for seniors aged 55 and above, with a special welcome to low-income elders who need support, and the building, known as Village of Brush Park Manor Paradise Valley, went up in 2001 and offers 113 affordable one-bedroom apartments that're pet-friendly and have safety features like a sprinkler system, with kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, and plenty of room to move around for comfort and convenience, and you've got staff for housekeeping, personal care assistants, walking or wheelchair help, and there's laundry and dry cleaning when you need it. Folks find game rooms, wi-fi, a dining hall for shared meals, planned social events, arts and crafts, education and health programs, and a fitness center if they feel like moving, while the campus lets pets be a part of daily life, and if you want to get out, the village bus runs trips into the community, which helps keep things lively, and there's guest parking, a salon or barbershop, and an activities room too. Assisted and independent living is covered with one-bedroom options, plus some studio and two-bedroom spaces for other needs, while the management keeps focus on making facilities accessible and friendly for seniors, not just physically but also with things like disaster recovery resources and dementia-friendly supports, and there's a group purchasing program, job board, and other tools for aging well, especially since the organization's not-for-profit difference means it's about serving residents first. The apartments come with planned social events, enhanced service coordination, and you'll find downloadable info or take a virtual or in-person tour-sometimes with treats-if you want to know more, and the health and wellness programs, social activities, and village bus trips offer a chance to enjoy a vibrant lifestyle right in the heart of Detroit.