Leisure Village V

Leisure Village V sits in a rural area and is an affordable housing community for seniors, mostly set up with rental assistance through programs like USDA Section 515 Rural Rental Housing, USDA Section 521 Rental Assistance, and Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, so there are some units with lower rates for people who qualify, though those units can have longer waiting lists, while other non-assisted units might have a shorter or no wait. There are 1-bed and 2-bed apartment homes, each with one bathroom, and they come with things like handrails, carpeting, air conditioning, large closets, efficient appliances like refrigerators, and cable-ready connections, plus some have private balconies or patios, big windows with coverings, and extra storage, so you get the basics without too much fuss. The community offers some helpful spaces and features, like a laundry room, package receiving, a courtyard, a BBQ area for outdoor meals, a clubroom for social gatherings, elevators, and a gated entry with controlled access, which all make things a bit easier for getting around day to day, and public transportation is nearby too. There's on-site management that helps keep things running, and apartment statuses are tracked so people can check which units, such as #01, #17, #47, and #18, are available or rented, though there aren't a lot of extras compared to bigger developments, since that's pretty standard for Section 515 properties. The staff gets noticed for being friendly and helpful, making the place feel welcoming, and the facility's won some awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star, which people seem to appreciate. Activities focus on helping residents keep socially active, stay physically and mentally engaged, and support emotional health too, which can make life there nice, and there's dining with meals made from healthy ingredients, which seniors look for. The building's got some memory care features to help people with Alzheimer's or other dementias, set up to prevent wandering and confusion, and there are assisted living services if someone needs help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, and that support is there when it's needed. The application process is all online for convenience, rents are set to be competitive, and the listings of available or rented apartments (with floor plans and photos) are kept up to date by the management team, so people always know what's going on and what's available.