Harbor of Peace Village I

Harbor Of Peace Village I sits at 300 Faxon Rd N in Norwood Young America, MN, and has 36 assisted living apartments meant to feel like home, each one spacious with studio or one-bedroom layouts, full kitchens equipped with a range and refrigerator, living rooms, bedrooms, private bathrooms with showers, and plenty of closet space, with telephone hook-ups and basic cable TV included. The facility remains fully handicapped accessible throughout and uses a central elevator to reach all levels, and has state-of-the-art fire alarms and sprinkler systems for safety. Residents get one meal a day with their rent, and all utilities except phone are covered, which means water, power, heat, cable TV, and Wi-Fi are part of the package. There's a smoke-free policy across the whole property, and the buildings stay well-kept and up to date. Harbor Of Peace Village I sits on a five-acre campus that feels calm, with common areas like a grand fireplace room, media room and library, a beauty shop and barber shop, a family lounge, and a community laundry. The property has both independent and assisted living options for adults 62 and older as well as for people with disabilities, including memory care in a secured unit called The Haven for those living with dementia. There's a focus on providing care when needed, with 24-hour on-site staff, daily check-ins, monthly health assessments, and support for bathing, medication, grooming, and incontinence. Nurses assess residents and handle health monitoring, and healthcare staff stay on duty round the clock. Residents can join in all sorts of activities-social, spiritual, and recreational-that get offered each day to help people stay engaged. Harbor Of Peace Village I doesn't allow pets or smoking and doesn't post parking information. The rent includes amenities, light housekeeping, linen change, general apartment maintenance, and a flexible dining program. All services operate with a sense of respect, with a community rule that protects everyone from discrimination due to gender or orientation, and financial support may be possible through Carver County Social Services. The staff at Harbor Of Peace Village I aim to help older adults keep their comfort and independence, with on-site management led by Cornerstone Management. Residents have access to transportation coordination and help with moving around, and the overall atmosphere is meant to be warm, supportive, and friendly, with programs like Honor Portrait that share residents' life stories if they want. The campus is close to downtown Norwood Young America, so seniors can reach local shops and services easily, and though there aren't details about outdoor features or parking, the grounds are tended and peaceful. No pets are allowed. The property isn't currently listed for sale or rent.