Church Street Village

    615 S Church Street, Saint Peters, MO, 63376
    4.8 · 4 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Clean friendly community, limited storage

    I like this clean, well-kept, secured community - the residents are friendly and the staff (especially the outgoing director) are very helpful and courteous. The apartments look great, but there are currently no vacancies and there's no meal plan. I enjoy the social activities (potlucks, bingo, meetups, fire-dept lunch) and the common areas for cards and games. Downsides: parking is limited and the kitchens have narrow, high cabinets with only one sink and limited storage. Overall I'm satisfied - they clearly take great care of the people here.

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    Amenities

    4.75 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      3.5
    • Value

      4.8

    Pros

    • Convenient location
    • Secured, safe property
    • Helpful, kind, and courteous staff
    • Outgoing and supportive director
    • Clean and well‑kept facility
    • Attractive, well-maintained apartments
    • Active social activities (potlucks, bingo, meetups)
    • Dedicated communal spaces for cards and games
    • Community events (e.g., fire department lunch)
    • Friendly community atmosphere
    • Residents express overall satisfaction and good care

    Cons

    • Limited parking
    • Kitchen cabinets too high and narrow
    • Limited kitchen storage
    • Only one kitchen sink
    • No meal plan available
    • Limited availability / no apartments currently available
    • Activity offerings are present but may be somewhat limited

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive. Multiple reviewers emphasize that Church Street Village is clean, well kept, and located in a convenient, secure area. The community atmosphere is repeatedly described as friendly, and residents express general satisfaction with the level of care and the day-to-day life at the facility. Apartments are noted to "look great," and common areas for socializing and games are highlighted as valued features.

    Staff quality and management receive particularly consistent praise. Reviews describe staff as helpful, kind, and courteous, and at least one reviewer calls out the director specifically as outgoing and helpful. Several comments also indicate that staff "take great care of the people," suggesting that both routine assistance and resident well‑being are strengths of the community. The positive staff tone appears to contribute significantly to residents' satisfaction and the sense of a welcoming environment.

    Facilities and social offerings are another clear theme. The property is described as secure and well maintained, with designated areas for residents to meet, play cards, and participate in group activities. Organized events mentioned by reviewers include potlucks, bingo, meetups, and a notable community event such as a fire department lunch. These activities and communal spaces support social engagement and reinforce the sense of a cohesive community.

    There are a few practical and logistical concerns that appear consistently enough to note. Parking is described as limited, which could be a significant consideration for residents with vehicles or frequent visitors. Kitchen design in some apartments is a drawback for reviewers: cabinets are reported to be too high and narrow, storage is limited, and kitchens have only one sink. These points suggest constrained kitchen functionality and storage capacity. Reviewers also note that there is no meal plan available, so residents seeking dining services should be aware of that. Finally, availability is an issue in at least one summary: reviewers indicate that there were no apartments currently available, which points to limited vacancy and possible wait times.

    In sum, Church Street Village appears to be a well-maintained, secure community with a friendly atmosphere and attentive staff. Its strengths lie in cleanliness, staff quality, social opportunities, and an inviting community environment. Prospective residents should weigh these positives against practical limitations like parking, limited kitchen storage/design, the absence of a meal plan, and potential lack of immediate availability. Those for whom community, staff responsiveness, and a clean, secure setting are primary priorities are likely to view Church Street Village favorably; those who require robust kitchen facilities, on-site dining, or guaranteed parking should ask targeted questions or request a tour to assess fit and current availability.

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    About Church Street Village

    Church Street Village in St. Peters, Missouri, offers a quiet place for seniors who want support and easy living, kind of tucked away with a nice bit of greenery all around, and if you have a pet, they let you bring it along, which is good for folks who like animals. The community has both mobile home park and apartment building features, along with senior citizen center amenities, and there's a sense of calm, with walking paths, a picnic spot, outdoor seating, and manicured lawns that make it feel more restful. You can pick from one-bedroom, studio, or two-bedroom apartment homes, all designed with lots of natural light, wall-to-wall carpeting, full kitchens, air-conditioning, and even elevators for easier access for everyone, plus laundry facilities right there in the building, so there's no need for trips out. There's home health care, assisted living, memory care, adult day services, hospice care, and skilled nursing all on-site, and if you want to stay active, the fitness center, swimming pool, and community clubhouse are available, along with a library, crafts room, media and activity spaces, and a furnished community room where folks can meet up for things like games or potlucks. Meals come prepared by chefs, and they focus on nutrition and quality, served in dining spaces that make socializing easy, and transportation services are set up to get residents to appointments or errands without a fuss. Safety and comfort come with security systems, emergency call systems, and key-access entry, and there's on-site staff, including chaplaincy care, always available for help or just a friendly chat. The staff is friendly and used to helping out, whether it's for small needs or bigger health support, and residents can pick the type of care that's right for them, from independent living in maintenance-free homes, to assisted living for those who need a hand with daily activities, to secure memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. Internet, cable TV, phone, and Wi-Fi are set up, and there are resources for veterans through VA benefits like Aid and Attendance. The community runs social programs and interest groups that keep people active and involved, with things like crafts, games, or meet-ups planned regularly, and the whole place keeps to an Equal Housing Opportunity standard, so everyone's welcome. Church Street Village is part of National Church Residences, and it stays focused on keeping life easy, safe, and as comfortable as possible for older adults.

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