Westmoreland’s Union Manor is a large senior housing community with apartments, shared amenities, and extensive outdoor grounds. Reviews describe varied apartment layouts: some residents value the storage, large windows, private lanais, and hard-surface flooring, while another reviewer considered an apartment small. Renovated units were described as freshly painted and equipped with mini-blinds and air conditioning. Gardens, an orchard, grapevines, and a creek contribute to the setting, and residents can help maintain the garden areas.
The reviews provide little information about personal or clinical care, so care quality cannot be assessed from these accounts. Staff impressions vary: visitors and prospective residents described friendly interactions, and one prospective resident felt management handled detailed questions well. In contrast, a current resident raised concerns about staff responsiveness and communication, particularly around maintenance requests. Shared laundry facilities are available, though accounts differ about their location; one resident described concerns about equipment cleaning and upkeep. Air-conditioning maintenance and apartment ventilation were also raised as concerns.
A lunch program is offered on some weekdays, with service not available on Thursdays and Fridays according to one account. Residents describe a lively community with activities, and the on-site store is considered useful for everyday needs. The broader location has notable noise from nearby trains and highway traffic; one reviewer also raised concerns about neighborhood security and street lighting. Wait times to obtain an apartment were described as roughly one to two years, so prospective residents may need to plan well ahead. Overall, reviews highlight appealing grounds, community life, and apartment features alongside maintenance, communication, environmental-noise, and access concerns.
