Peach Tree Retirement Center sits in a quiet Yakima neighborhood on 4 landscaped acres surrounded by gardens, a mini orchard, peaceful views, and pleasant walking areas, so seniors really get a calm and natural setting all on one level, meaning you don't have to deal with stairs at all, and the place feels home-like right away. The building's all single-story, with studio, one-bedroom, and one-bedroom deluxe apartments ranging from 353 to 480 square feet, each with individually controlled heating and air conditioning to keep units comfortable, and with emergency pull-strings in every apartment for fast help if needed, staff always available 24/7 for peace of mind.
They let seniors keep some pets, which gives the place a friendly and relaxed feel, and there's a strong sense of community, with folks getting together in common spaces like the activity room, exercise room, library, and indoor and outdoor lounge areas. There's an on-site Peachy Salon for hair and barber needs, a general store for quick shopping, and laundry and locker room facilities for convenience, all helping make things easier day-to-day. Meals get served three times daily, with snacks available, and while breakfast is usually well liked, some reviews mention people wish dinner options had a bit more variety, but residents can have friends or family join for meals in the dining area if they want.
The center provides weekly housekeeping, fresh linens, scheduled transportation, and help for daily needs if needed, though this is a retirement home and not an assisted living facility. Seniors keep their independence, but can get support when it matters, and there's nursing staff on-site, with doctor and nurse on call, plus homecare and therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy provided if folks need care. Social, educational, and entertainment activities happen often, with things like bingo, puzzles, exercise, devotional services, and outings to Yakima shops, lunches, or events, so people stay active and feel connected.
Peach Tree Retirement Center welcomes men and women aged 55 and older, and while there's an age requirement and some programs vary, they've worked to keep things both family-friendly and safe, including accessible units with wheelchair-friendly showers, plus emergency systems throughout. Everything's tucked away in the heart of Yakima Valley, with easy access to local entertainment and dining, and it's family-owned, so there's a kind staff that helps create a caring place where folks can settle in, enjoy pet-friendly company, and make the most of retirement, with rates aiming to be affordable, all utilities except phone and newspaper included, and helpful guidance for long-term care and insurance. Residents get to live in a quiet, secure, and neighborly spot, right in the community, surrounded by nature and other seniors.
