Madison Manor Apartments sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in Madison Heights, MI, set back from the main road, and you'll notice the large brick complex with low-rise apartments alongside a nine-story tower around a courtyard, which gives plenty of views of Michigan's seasons and a peaceful setting, especially with Rosie's Park just a short walk away and stores, a hospital, and entertainment close by. Seniors age 62 and up can pick one- or two-bedroom apartments, each with modern kitchens, garbage disposals, open floor plans, balconies on upper floors, and large closets and bedrooms, and you've got air conditioning, central heat, ample cabinet and counter space, plus laundry rooms on every floor, which is handy because you don't have to go far on laundry day. This place keeps things simple and smoke-free, offers affordable rents under $950 for one-bedrooms and under $1,132 for two-bedrooms, and even throws in hot water, sewer, and trash removal, which can help save a little each month, and they make the community welcoming for people who need accessible features or equal housing options.
You won't hear much noise because there's controlled access for security, along with 24-hour emergency maintenance and staff ready to help if something needs fixing or someone needs quick help; folks can park on site, and there's even extra storage available for those with more stuff, plus a grocery truck comes every other week for convenience. Madison Manor Apartments is a pet-friendly place, so your pets can live with you, and you'll spot people with their small dogs in the outdoor patios or common areas, and the community room, TV lounge, barber/beauty salon, library, general store, and a chapel give everyone somewhere to go, whether it's for a bingo game, movie in the on-site theater, or a book from the library.
Residents have access to the Solberg Activity Center, which includes a computer lab, campus store, and more social and educational activities to help people stay active, and there are group outings and transportation options, though you pay for rides outside. If someone needs extra support, the community is set up to connect people with services like assisted living, nursing care, memory care, and in-home help with daily activities, and seniors can use their own caregivers if they want, with National Church Residences supporting a quality, supportive environment as a continuing care retirement community. The staff stays fully trained, keeps an eye on safety, and is always ready if there's an emergency, plus the grounds and indoor areas get cleaned and maintained for everyone's comfort and health; you'll find places to gather for arts and crafts or worship, friendly neighbors for company, and a dining area with a breakfast bar open to all. SeniorAdvisor.com lists prices and availability, and with a 3.5-star "Very Good" rating from lots of verified reviews, people have found it a safe and reliable spot for seniors to live as independently as possible while still getting help if they need it.
