Brookhaven at County Line sits in the Hill Valley neighborhood in Indianapolis and offers senior apartments for people aged 55 and up, and the building went up in 2009, so things inside still feel pretty new; you'll find spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments, usually between 720 and 1,085 square feet, with the nice touch of ceiling fans, carpeting, honey maple cabinets, kitchen pantries, washer and dryer hookups, breakfast bars, and either a patio or balcony for each unit where folks can sit outside or enjoy the view of the pond. The community has controlled building entry for safety and a manager on site, plus garages are available if someone drives, though the walk score sits around 31, so a car is helpful for errands but there's a community van for shopping and scheduled trips like to Brown County or the Indiana Grand Casino; the transit score says bus options are limited, but at least there's easy access to places like Community South Hospital, grocery stores, banking, and Greenwood Park Mall that's just under a mile away, which comes in handy quite a bit. Inside, some of the standout features include a hair and beauty salon, a theater room, a billiards room, a non-denominational chapel, a library with internet, as well as fitness and café areas, and all these amenities like mail and trash dumping are indoors, which is helpful in winter. Brookhaven's staff and managers, who work with Herman & Kittle Properties, tend to respond quickly and offer a clean, well-kept setting, and residents and their families mention the staff are caring and helpful, which counts for a lot when folks move.
The place puts a heavy emphasis on programs for seniors who need extra help, whether it's independent living, home care, assisted living, or a more specialized memory care unit, and there's a program for memory challenges that keeps people involved, which families seem to appreciate; health care services can be arranged inside the building if required. Activities are always planned in a way that encourages residents to spend time with each other and not sit alone-there's a full schedule that covers social, educational, and entertainment events, and you'll see a lot of laughter in the café and community rooms, on walks around the pond, or in group outings. The apartments allow pets and there's a clear pet policy, so people don't have to leave their dog or cat behind, and if you like to walk, there's a trail circling the pond, plus rooms and patios that overlook the water, which can be pretty peaceful in the evening. There's a focus on well-cooked, nutritious meals, and plenty of activities like card clubs, movie nights, and group trips; the community culture leans on kindness, commitment, and service, and there's both privacy and camaraderie, with diverse floor plans set up to support easy living for folks with different needs-schools nearby include Douglas Macarthur Elementary and Perry Meridian High School. Brookhaven takes appointments for tours during the week, and with all the features and care options, many find the place a steady, comfortable choice in Indianapolis for senior living.
