King's Reserve Memphis sits at 1550 N Parkway and has a gated entrance with secure grounds so residents stay safe, and inside the building you'll find apartments for seniors 55 and older in studio, one-, two-, or three-bedroom floor plans, each with full kitchens including stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, dishwashers, and microwaves, plus large closets, private patios or balconies, air conditioning, and some units with washers and dryers, while pets like cats and dogs can live here too, as long as residents follow the pet policy of two pets per person, with a $300 fee and $15 monthly pet rent for each. The community offers both independent living and assisted living, which means there's help for those who need medication management, meal service, wellness checks, and 24-hour nursing staff, and there's support for people with Alzheimer's or dementia through dedicated memory care, nursing and rehab, home care, home health services, and even adult day care.
Residents have lots of ways to keep busy, whether it's bingo, planned movie nights in the in-house theater, book discussion clubs, gardening, or joining the cooking club, and there are smaller group activities just for those in assisted living. The grounds feature a landscaped outdoor area known as the Greenline, which is actually a converted old railroad track, and there's a pool and cabana for water aerobics or social gatherings, a dog park, a country store for snacks, drinks, and personal care items, plus a fitness center that's ready for residents and guests to use for exercise or therapy. For social time or entertainment, people gather in the residents lounge or grand lobby with coffee, relax in the King family room, or attend an event in the Parkway Club, which can be rented for private occasions and has a dance floor and stage.
Apartments at King's Reserve are wired for cable and high-speed internet, and there are common areas with TVs and a computer room for those who want them. The community keeps access safe with controlled entries and a private locked gate, and there's surface parking available outside. When residents need to get out, they can use one of the three buses, which take people to shopping, medical visits, or community outings. Housekeeping comes every two weeks to clean apartments, clean bathrooms, vacuum, dust, mop, tidy kitchens, and wash linens and towels, all by the award-winning cleaning team.
Meals are served three times a day in the dining room, and there's a special private Midtown Room for family events. Every resident gets an individual mailbox connected right to their apartment, and there's a beauty salon and barber shop on-site for full grooming services. Daily life at King's Reserve is centered on a community approach, and there are always activities, events, and plenty of common spaces for seniors in every stage-whether they're quite active or have special health needs.
