Heritage Place sits near St. Louis, Missouri, in the St. Ann area, and offers independent senior apartments for people aged 55 and up, with 113 one- and two-bedroom units ranging from 570 to 784 square feet, all with full kitchens and wall-to-wall carpeting, and some upper-floor units even have balconies if folks like outdoor space. The community has a controlled access system for safety and provides resident and guest parking, with rentable covered parking available if someone wants to shield their car from the weather, and there's public transportation close by for getting around town, plus the staff provides rides to off-site activities for residents who'd like to go out together. Heritage Place has outdoor amenities like a courtyard, picnic area, and a garden where residents can relax, and there's a clubhouse where people gather for social events, along with a fellowship hall where they hold weekly activities so folks don't feel isolated. The game room, billiards lounge, and movie room are popular spots for spending time with neighbors, and for people who enjoy a quiet activity, there's a library and a media center set up like a little theater. For exercise, there's a fitness center, and people can use the courtyard for outdoor recreation. Residents can bring their pets, and the community welcomes furry friends, which is sometimes hard to find.
Inside Heritage Place, each floor has a laundry facility, which makes things easier for people who don't want to take clothes far, and management stays on-site Monday through Friday with maintenance available 24 hours a day, so if something breaks, help isn't far away. Seniors who need some occasional help find support here, as there are assisted living services and staff on hand to coordinate activities and tend to resident needs, and outside vendors come once a month to check on people's health concerns if anyone needs a checkup. The building's design is focused on accessibility and safety, with senior-friendly bathrooms and other features to help everyone move around comfortably. There's an on-site beauty parlor and barbershop for haircuts and grooming, and devotional services are offered, so people can keep up with their spiritual needs without leaving home. People who live here benefit from the building's security measures and well-kept common areas, as management works to keep everything clean and safe, including a welcoming lobby and central areas for residents to mingle and visit with guests.
Heritage Place's apartments sit close to restaurants, retail stores, pharmacies, and a community center, so residents don't have to go far to get what they need, and public transportation access helps even those who don't drive. The Broad Management Group, a family-owned company, owns and operates Heritage Place, and on-site staff help out with resident concerns and daily issues, whether it's fixing a broken appliance or helping to organize weekly games and social events. The senior apartments at Heritage Place are built to support older adults who want to stay independent, offering a simple life with the backing of a safe environment and helpful services for daily living.
