Elden Terrace Apartments

Elden Terrace Apartments sits at 661 Dulles Park Ct #104 in Herndon, VA, and is one of several senior living communities like Reflection Lake Town Homes and Townes Copper Springs in the area, and folks around here have access to different living options like independent living, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, respite care, skilled nursing, and even home care and hospice services if that's what someone might need, and when you go out walking, you'll see the enclosed gardens with walking paths and lots of landscaped spaces and outdoor patios, while for recreation there are things like a billiard room, fitness center, heated pool, community gardens, fishing lakes, shuffleboard, and bocce and pickleball courts so people can get outside and be active or just sit and relax. There's a community center, big auditorium, places for social gatherings and worship, and rooms for art, learning, and doing crafts or gardening, plus there's a theater and clubhouse for group activities, and even a bistro/grille. The apartments themselves tend to be one or two bedrooms, some with balconies, and you get amenities like private or semi-private suites, whirlpool spas, cable, WiFi, telephone wiring, and on-site laundry, not to mention mail delivery, business center, computer lab and even personal office support if someone's still got a part-time job or just wants to keep up with things. People with pets can bring small ones, and the buildings are all set up with handicap accessibility, ramps, elevators, wide halls, and accessible parking, along with emergency call systems and security available at all hours, and staff is on site night and day. There are scheduled visiting hours around the clock, and several transportation options including residence buses, vans, and cars, so outings or errands get a little easier, and there's parking for those who still drive. Meals, medication management, support with daily activities, and personal care are available, and if someone needs more help, staff does assessments to match residents with the right trusted care providers, so independent and active folks can mostly take care of themselves while people who need more support or have memory issues can get what they require, and for folks only needing short-term stays, respite care's an option, too. There's a family feedback line for complaints or suggestions, and policies allow residents to revoke consent for communication in writing at any time, with all personal and health information handled electronically. Elden Terrace Apartments also provides brochures, safety information, and caregiving guides, and works with free senior advisory services like A Place For Mom for anyone searching for a community. Rent for a one-bedroom apartment starts at $1,150 per month, and the property accepts Section 8 housing vouchers, with 180 units-64 of them are accessible or modified for folks with extra needs, and the wheelchair entrance sits round the back. Most reviews are positive-67% gave five stars, while some gave lower ratings, and the average review score is 9.5 based on 107 reviews. Elden Terrace Apartments provides a safe, straightforward living option for people 55 and older, with independent living, personalized support, and a lot of ways to be active and connected, but like any place, it's a good idea for folks to visit, ask questions, and see if it's right for them.