Park Plaza sits in a residential neighborhood close to Saint Cloud State University and the National Hockey Center, and folks can walk to these spots or easily catch a bus since the building is right on the bus line, which is nice for those who don't want to drive or worry about parking, though there's surface lot parking, off-street parking, heated underground spaces, and even detached garages and a car wash facility for those who still drive and like to keep up with their vehicles. The building offers 48 apartments with floor plans that include one, two, or three bedrooms, and some have one and a half baths, while others are master bedrooms with connecting baths, and all come with features like hardwood floors in some units, walk-in closets, patios or balconies, laundry machines right in the unit or access to laundry facilities on site, and even cable and high-speed internet ready to go.
Many folks need extra help moving around, so the apartments are built with elevators and accessible units for people with mobility needs, and there's also 24-hour emergency maintenance with staff who come around when something breaks, and a controlled access entry with monitoring cameras adds a sense of security. If you want to bring a pet, dogs and cats are welcome, and the community keeps a playground, bicycle racks, and some pet-friendly spaces for them, so it's easier for animal lovers to feel at home. For those who want more support or care as they get older, Park Plaza's got independent living if you like being social and active without fussing over lots of chores, assisted living services if you need some help with daily tasks, and memory care for folks dealing with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and they also run a resident support program that links people to more community services if needed, with a resident handbook available if you want to know the rules.
There's heated underground parking, outside patios and balconies for fresh air, dishwashers, garbage disposals, air conditioning in some units, and walk-in closets to give more space for clothes or personal items, and every apartment is cable ready, some have private balconies, and there's even an on-site management office where people can ask questions or handle apartment needs. The place is always accepting applications, but there's a long waitlist, so anyone interested might want to apply early, and the building lets you choose a lease as short as three months or as long as thirteen months, so there's flexibility in how long you want to stay. The resident portal makes it easier for people to keep track of rent or maintenance requests, and with so many options for layout and living arrangements, Park Plaza offers spacious and practical apartments for seniors who want comfort, care, and easy living just a short walk from some of the city's main spots.
