The Landon at Lake Highlands

The Landon at Lake Highlands sits in Dallas, close to North Central Expressway, in a building that went up in 2009 and has Grace Management, Inc. overseeing things, which they've been doing for more than forty years with senior living places like this, and here you get a choice of independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care, with prices for independent living starting at $3,750, and the staff stays on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Cats and dogs are welcome, with a limit of two pets per apartment and a weight cap of 100 pounds each, plus there's a $750 pet fee that can't be refunded, and you'll find places to park, including covered parking and garages you can rent for $115 if you want your own, along with outdoor space, patios, or balconies, as well as a dog park for walking dogs and spending time outside.

You'll see the apartments come with different floor plans, from one to three bedrooms, and all sorts of features like walk-in showers, washers and dryer connections, walk-in closets, granite or stone countertops, mini blinds, alarm systems, and cable and fiber optic ready setups, plus you don't have to deal with your own trash or water bills since those are managed, and you can get extra storage if you need it, along with a pantry in your kitchen. The Landon at Lake Highlands has a business center, a fitness center with a gym, a heated pool, a library, an art studio, a rooftop terrace with city views, a theater room, billiards, and plenty of spaces to gather, including a champagne lounge and a grille & bistro, all meant to make life social and relaxing for older adults.

If you need a bit of help, staff can assist with daily things like bathing, dressing, medication, and getting around, and there's memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, with programs and safety measures if higher support is needed, plus the care concierge program helps answer questions or find resources when someone's unsure where to turn, and there's even access to home care, hospice, and respite care when short-term or specialized needs come up. You'll find regular scheduled tours, video and virtual tours, and a photo gallery for folks wanting to get a better look around.

There's always a person at the front desk, keeping access managed all day and night, and people get services like in-home dining, housekeeping every two weeks, transportation around town, a personal emergency response system, and a 24-hour courtesy patrol to help everyone feel safer, and the Living Gracefully approach tries to bring comfort and dignity to how residents live. They've got the Vibrant Living Program with plenty of events, a regular newsletter, and fun things to do, and you don't have to worry about maintenance or chores, as the community takes care of the little stuff so seniors can spend time on hobbies or with friends, and if something comes up, a long-term care ombudsman can help answer questions or sort things out.

The Landon at Lake Highlands used to be called Churchill Estates at Lake Highlands, and now keeps close to a maintenance-free lifestyle, letting older adults stay independent with help when they want it, and offers short-term leases if someone's not sure about a long-term move, while the staff stays warm, helpful, and ready to support each resident how they prefer while making things simple and keeping the focus on wellness, comfort, and relaxation.

The Landon at Lake Highlands is managed by Grace Management.

Grace Management, Inc. is a prominent senior living management company founded in 1984 and headquartered in Maple Grove, Minnesota. Celebrating over 40 years in the senior living industry in 2025, the company operates as a subsidiary of Chicago Pacific Founders (CPF), a private equity firm specializing in healthcare investments. Under the leadership of President Brian Storey and the strategic guidance of CPF, Grace Management has established itself as a trusted operator managing approximately 63 communities across 20 states, demonstrating significant geographic diversification from coast to coast.