Berkshire Ashwaubenon Apartments

    689 Mike McCarthy Way, Ashwaubenon, WI, 54304
    4.7 · 3 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Supportive management, quiet neighborhood, paperwork

    I moved into an income-based apartment here - be prepared for extensive paperwork and a lengthy approval process; patience is required. The building has handy storage and recycling/trash chutes on every floor, and it's on a quiet street with friendly neighbors. Management is excellent and provided strong support while I recuperated after a hospitalization; I'm very appreciative and feel positive about living here long-term.

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    4.67 · 3 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.7
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      4.7

    Pros

    • Friendly neighbors
    • Excellent management and staff support
    • Strong support for recuperation after hospitalization
    • Positive, optimistic living environment
    • Income-based (affordable) housing
    • Storage available on each level
    • Recycling and trash chutes on each level (convenient)
    • Quiet street/location
    • Residents express strong appreciation

    Cons

    • Extensive paperwork
    • Lengthy approval/application process
    • Patience required during admission/approval

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is distinctly positive, with reviewers emphasizing a welcoming community, capable management, and practical amenities. Multiple comments highlight friendly neighbors and a general atmosphere of appreciation and optimism about living at Berkshire Ashwaubenon. The tone suggests residents feel supported and satisfied with the everyday living environment once they are in residence.

    Care quality and staff performance emerge as clear strengths. Reviewers specifically note excellent management and describe meaningful support for residents recuperating from hospitalization. This indicates staff are attentive and able to help with transitional care needs, at least informally or on an apartment-community level. The combination of capable management and neighborly support contributes to a reassuring environment for people recovering from health events or adjusting to a new living situation.

    Facilities and location are presented positively and practically. The property provides storage on each level and has recycling and trash chutes on every floor, which reviewers found handy and convenient. The building sits on a quiet part of the street, which residents appreciated as contributing to a peaceful living atmosphere. The fact that the apartments are income-based is noted as a distinguishing feature — interpreted in the reviews as an affordability benefit that makes the property accessible to eligible residents.

    A consistent concern in the reviews is the administrative side of moving in. Multiple reviewers describe an extensive amount of paperwork and a lengthy approval process, calling out the need for patience during admission. This pattern suggests prospective residents should expect a more involved intake and screening procedure; the administrative friction is a notable trade-off compared with the favorable day-to-day experience described by current residents.

    There is little to no mention of dining services, organized activities, or structured programming in the provided summaries. The reviews focus primarily on interpersonal community dynamics, management responsiveness, recuperative support, and practical building amenities rather than formal amenity programs or meal services. Absence of commentary on these topics means no conclusions can be drawn from the supplied reviews about dining or activities.

    In summary, Berkshire Ashwaubenon is portrayed as an affordable, quiet, and well-managed apartment community with convenient on-floor amenities and a supportive social environment. The principal downside reported is an involved intake process requiring considerable paperwork and patience; however, once residents are accepted and settled, the prevailing impression is one of satisfaction, appreciation, and good support from management and neighbors.

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    About Berkshire Ashwaubenon Apartments

    Berkshire Ashwaubenon Apartments sits at 689 Mike McCarthy Way in Green Bay, offering a mix of senior apartments and family townhomes in a modern, pet-friendly setting, where folks aged 55 and up can find affordable options alongside market rate and subsidized apartments, and you see everything from studios all the way up to 5-bedroom units, plus townhomes with private entries and open floor plans, so people have choices no matter the size of their household. These apartments include one-bedroom units from 671 to 679 square feet with rents starting at $1023 for affordable and $1295 for market rate, while two-bedrooms range from 960 to over 1000 square feet, starting at $1283 if you're looking for an affordable unit, and there are even larger units, like the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhomes which have a half bath downstairs and two full baths upstairs for families who want more space.

    Amenities really cover the basic needs-a fitness room, library, coffee bar, community room, and comfortable outdoor places like patios, balconies, grilling areas, and even a space to host resident activities or just sit and socialize, which a lot of people appreciate, especially if they want to cheer for their team together or just have a nice day outside. Apartments come with brand new appliances, things like a dishwasher, dryer, washer, stove, refrigerator, and even central air and gas heat, so most days you'll be comfortable no matter the season, and every unit includes heat and hot water, while water, sewer, trash, and basic internet are included in the rent to keep bills simple, and if you want a washer and dryer right in your apartment, there's a rental option for $35 a month, or you can use the on-site laundry facilities if you like.

    The community has features like 24-hour emergency maintenance, on-site management, elevators for accessibility, extra storage right in the apartments, trash chutes to keep things tidy, free parking for residents, and secured entry with on-site security, which can give a little peace of mind. Berkshire Ashwaubenon keeps things accessible for those who need it and maintains pet-friendly policies for both dogs and cats, so you don't have to leave a companion behind, and neighbors often mention how friendly everyone is and how professional management handles things. There's a mix of care types to suit different needs, and for those who need a bit of medical support, services through Bellin Home Health are available, offering help for recovery or planning ahead for new living situations.

    Berkshire Ashwaubenon Apartments stands out because of the economic inclusion focus, with programs promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, and special events that connect residents with the wider Green Bay community. You'll find programs and activities for youth and professionals like Youth Apprenticeship or Leadership Green Bay, and community engagement with events such as Business After Hours, annual dinners, and golf outings, even though these are mainly about economic development, they do create chances for people in the building to network or volunteer. Residents get access to a resident portal for easier management of their apartment needs, there's high-speed Wi-Fi, and every home enjoys state-of-the-art amenities and open layouts that bring in plenty of light. Berkshire Ashwaubenon works as part of a larger mixed-use property, which sometimes means there are income-restricted units, and everything is managed by ACC Management Group Inc., who keep things professional and organized. Overall, this place offers a safe, comfortable home with a wide range of apartment styles and useful features for seniors who want simplicity, good amenities, friendly neighbors, and the ability to stay involved if they wish.

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