Pricing ranges from
    $5,045 – 6,054/month

    Garden Place Apartments

    8425 N 107th St, Milwaukee, WI, 53224
    3.5 · 12 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    3.0

    Accessible building but inconsistent service

    I love the beautiful, wheelchair-accessible building with spacious apartments, walk-in showers, balconies, pleasant grounds, on-site nursing/case management and generally friendly staff and neighbors - it really fits my needs. That said, housekeeping and maintenance were inconsistent (bad carpet, odors, heating problems) and management can be unprofessional; I experienced poor customer service, blocked calls and items mishandled or lost. It has a lot to offer, but given the serious service issues I'd advise others to proceed with caution.

    Pricing

    $5,045+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $6,054+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    3.50 · 12 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.0
    • Staff

      3.4
    • Meals

      3.5
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Spacious apartments and large rooms
    • Huge bathrooms and walk-in showers
    • Wheelchair-accessible hallways and accommodations
    • 24-hour assistance/available help
    • Nursing staff visits and on-site case manager
    • New, pleasant facility and scenic surroundings
    • Exercise room with regular cleaning
    • Outdoor space, balcony, and well-kept yard
    • In-apartment dining option and dining room available
    • Engaging activities reported by some (bingo, shopping trips, movies)
    • Helpful, friendly, and informative staff (per many reviews)
    • Good value and a la carte pricing option
    • On-site store and convenient services
    • Accommodates non-mobile residents
    • Strong sense of community among some residents

    Cons

    • Reported poor cleanliness and infrequent cleaning in some areas
    • Persistent odors or strange smells in apartments and hallways
    • Unprofessional or rude management and poor customer service
    • Theft/loss of valuables and destroyed storage items (one report >$10,000)
    • Belongings reportedly thrown out without notice or apology
    • Missing family documents and obituaries reported
    • Calls allegedly blocked and communication refused by staff
    • Inconsistent or no heating reported by some residents
    • Bad or worn carpet in some units/hallways
    • Very few activities reported by some residents
    • Inconsistent staff performance across reviews
    • Serious safety and management concerns reported by multiple reviewers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in these review summaries is strongly mixed, with a split between residents who praise the facility, accessibility, and some staff, and reviewers who raise serious concerns about management, security, and maintenance. Multiple reviews highlight bright points such as roomy apartments, large kitchens and bathrooms, walk-in showers, and a generally accessible layout for wheelchair users. At the same time, a set of very troubling reports describe poor customer service, alleged loss or destruction of personal property (including a claim exceeding $10,000), items thrown out without notification, and missing family documents. These serious incidents create substantial negative weight against the more positive comments and are recurring themes that prospective residents and families should investigate further.

    Facilities and physical environment receive frequent praise. Many reviewers describe large, spacious units, terrific kitchens, huge bathrooms, balconies, scenic surroundings, and well-kept outdoor spaces. The building is described as new by some and generally pleasant by others. Accessibility is emphasized repeatedly: wide hallways, wheelchair-friendly design, handicap accommodations, and walk-in showers are noted advantages. Amenities such as an exercise room (noted as cleaned daily), an on-site store, and outdoor space add to the appeal for many residents.

    Care, support, and staffing comments are mixed but often positive about day-to-day assistance. Several reviews cite 24-hour help availability, nursing staff visits, and the presence of a case manager. Independent living with available services, the ability to accommodate non-mobile residents, and reports that loved ones 'love it' suggest adequate care for many residents. Numerous reviewers call staff nice, informative, or accommodating, and some specifically praise the assistance and engagement provided by staff members.

    Dining and activities present a divided picture. Some residents mention active programming — bingo, shopping trips, and regular movie events — and note that lunch is served in the dining room, with an option for in-apartment dining. Others, however, report very few activities and limited programming, indicating inconsistency in the social offerings. A la carte pricing and perceived good value are noted by several reviewers, which may be attractive to people seeking flexible services, but the mix of activity reports suggests programming may vary by cohort or over time.

    Maintenance and cleanliness themes are inconsistent across reviews. While multiple reviewers explicitly call the facility very clean and well-maintained, others complain of poor cleanliness, strange or persistent odors in apartments and hallways, bad carpet, and infrequent cleaning. Heating is another area of conflict: several reviewers note heating is included or works fine, but there are strong and repeated complaints that heat was not on or rooms were cold, with at least one reviewer characterizing conditions as 'shameful' and reporting no heat. These contradictory accounts point to uneven maintenance and operations, with some residents experiencing good conditions and others experiencing significant shortfalls.

    Management, security, and communication are the most concerning recurring themes. Several reviews accuse management of zero customer service, rude or unprofessional behavior, blocked calls, and dismissive responses when issues are raised. The most serious allegations involve loss and destruction of residents' property, belongings thrown away without notice, and missing important family documents and obituaries. One reviewer claims loss of valuables totaling more than $10,000. These accounts amount to clear red flags regarding property security, internal procedures for storage and disposal, and the responsiveness and accountability of leadership. Such reports, if accurate, represent serious liabilities for residents and families.

    In summary, Garden Place Apartments appears to offer many of the physical attributes desirable in a senior living community: spacious, accessible units, helpful amenities, and a mix of supportive staff and programs. However, the reviews also include significant and specific complaints about management behavior, communication breakdowns, security and handling of resident property, inconsistent housekeeping and maintenance (including heating), and variability in activities. The overall picture is therefore mixed and polarized: many residents report satisfaction with living conditions and staff, while others report troubling incidents that warrant careful follow-up.

    For prospective residents and families, the reviews suggest clearly identifiable next steps: tour the property during multiple times of day, ask for written policies on storage, lost property, and incident reporting, request references from current residents, verify heating and maintenance procedures, and inquire about managerial oversight and how complaints are handled. Given the severity of some allegations in the reviews, particularly those about lost/destroyed valuables and poor responsiveness from management, thorough, specific due diligence is advisable before making placement decisions.

    Location

    Map showing location of Garden Place Apartments

    About Garden Place Apartments

    Garden Place Apartments sits at 8425 N 107th St. in northwest Milwaukee, WI, and serves people aged 55 and up with different options for senior living, from assisted living to retirement communities and senior apartments, so folks who want a studio, a one-bedroom, or a two-bedroom place can find something affordable that's also non-smoking and pet-friendly, though there are rules about dogs and cats, and pets must be under 25 pounds, but some information sources say no pets at all, which can get confusing unless you check with staff. People living here don't have to worry about making every meal because there are meal services, and you won't be on your own for everything since staff are awake and ready to help day or night, whether someone needs standby help moving from bed to wheelchair or needs someone around in case of emergencies.

    Residents get incontinence care but have to manage most bathroom needs on their own, and there's diabetic care where staff help check blood sugar but don't give insulin shots. The place feels pretty welcoming and tries to make things easier on folks, with a beautician onsite, laundry rooms on every floor, and both indoor and outdoor common areas where people gather and visit, plus a fitness room, computer room, library, dining area, and community spaces for group activities. They've got internet, underground parking that costs extra, utilities like heat and water included with rent, and a country store, as well as some unusual spaces like a kids room for family visits and a business center if you want to use the computer facilities. Activities run both on the premises and offsite, for social folks or those who like to get moving, and there's care for people who can move with a little extra help but not much advanced medical staff doing complex procedures.

    The apartments offer a quieter, lower-stress kind of living for older adults and have a small but positive reputation, holding a 5.0 rating from three reviews. Meals are planned and served, common areas are available for both activity and downtime, residents can use laundry each floor's laundry, and there's support for those who need a little help but still want independence. The place serves the northwest Milwaukee senior community with practical amenities, encourages social time when wanted, and tries to give peace of mind through available help and supportive living.

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