Hopkins Commons sits at 7856 S. State Route 48 in Maineville, Ohio, and it's part of a three-building complex linked to a subdivision, the assisted living center, and downtown Maineville, with 13 well-done photos that show what the place really looks like, so you can get a good sense before you visit. This is a 55+ non-smoking community with 160 apartments made for seniors, and it's managed by Flaherty & Collins Properties, which keeps things running smoothly. The place is set up for both independent living and some special support, offering care for folks who need non-ambulatory, incontinence, and diabetic services, and they also provide respite care if a caregiver needs a short break. There's a real focus on intergenerational living here because the buildings connect with local families and younger folks who visit, which means seniors don't feel boxed in or alone.
Apartments come in 11 different floor plans-Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, and Loft layouts. They all have air conditioning, hardwood floors, full kitchens with granite countertops, in-unit laundry, and high ceilings, and some are built for those with mobility needs, including wheelchair accessible showers and tubs. Residents can keep pets like cats, dogs, birds, fish, and even lizards, but there are some weight limits, and there's a dog park for daily walks.
The community has a senior center, a restaurant, a café or bistro for on-site dining, a banquet center for big gatherings, a pool, a gym, a spa, and spaces for events or group activities. You'll find plenty of spots to relax or visit with neighbors. Parking's available, including both uncovered and resident spots, and transportation can be arranged for an extra fee. Rent covers internet, water, sewage, and trash, so that takes some stress off the bills. Buildings here are energy-efficient and Silver LEED certified, which means they're built to modern standards for saving energy. The friendly leasing staff help with tours and applications, making the process clear, and there are health check services aiming to keep residents feeling well.
Hopkins Commons, with its mix of seniors, families, and visitors, really tries to keep everyone active and connected, and you can see this in the blend of modern touches, community activities, special care services, and the real effort to meet different needs as people age, and all that sits right by Maineville's main spots, which makes getting around easier for residents.
