Village of Redford

Village of Redford sits on about 33 acres with plenty of green space, and folks 55 and up can find independent living, assisted living, and memory care here, so there's a mix of options depending on what a person needs at the time. People can pick from one- or two-bedroom apartments in the Villas, each with a balcony or patio for some outdoor air, or they can choose a ranch-style Cottage home, many of which are on one story and some even have attached garages or carports for an extra fee, making it easy if someone still drives or just likes having the car close by. The inside of these places is made to feel like home, with kitchens in the units and bathrooms that work for different situations, and unit sizes run from a cozy 604 square feet up to about 1,987 square feet, which gives lots of room for personal things or just spreading out a bit, and the buildings also have shared spaces, so when the weather gets rough, people can still meet up and feel connected to their neighbors. There's a Service Coordinator on staff who helps residents with healthcare and arranging home care if that's needed, so no one is left on their own if something comes up health-wise, and they've got housekeeping too, if that's getting to be a bit much, plus transportation to shops so folks who don't drive can still get around the community. Activities happen all week, from crafts and card games to music and resident-led events, and there's even a fitness room and wellness programs for anyone who wants to keep active, which makes it easy to stay busy or meet new people, along with computer rooms and entertainment spots for group gatherings. Religious services run on-site if that's important, and pets are allowed with a one-time fee, so people can bring a furry friend along, and since this whole place is run by Presbyterian Villages of Michigan as a non-profit, the sense of community feels solid without all the usual flash. The rent's all-inclusive, with options for parking and guest spots, and the buildings offer cable or satellite plus wifi, so family can visit or stay connected online, and being close to the Redford Library, local golf courses, and regular shops and churches means most needs are covered without a long drive. Veterans get a Priority Move-In through a special program, and for anyone interested, tours are welcome, so folks can see for themselves what the community is like and meet some of the staff and neighbors.