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The pool is not cooled so my parents barely use it but pay for it. The gym & activities are good. The maintenance seem to deal with issues in a quick manner.

They are currently filled to 98%. A washer and dryer were in each apartment, there was a pool and a hot tub on site.

On rent increase most of us here live on a fixed income, and just knowing that after the year lease is about to expire our rent will be increased, its very stressful!!! We are seniors and i think most of us deserve a b A break, not living for free, but on the rent increase. However, I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far

Apartments are very bright and spacious with generous closet space. My utilities bills are very modest; my building is well insulated so heating bills are not high, even in cold weather. Apartments are quiet; I rarely hear sounds from nearby units. Administration responds to maintenance needs in a timely manner and quickly addresses priorities. Rent is reasonable in comparison to other senior complexes. Location is convenient. Neighbors are extremely friendly and conscientious. Layout is safe; no stairs. Showers are large walk-ins with safety bars. Convenient washer and dryer in each unit. All units have a patio or balcony. Other amenities are available, but I'm not currently taking advantage of them because I'm still working full-time. (E.g. pool, organized activities and outings, shuttle service).

I think it's helpful to know that you are only paying for breakfast with your rent. There are many options for rooms/amenities.

People are very friendly. There is a good sense of community among the residents. However, the majority of the people are older, far from 55 but I don't mind. There is also a lot more women than men.

I found the staff at The Sovana at Stuart very friendly. [Name removed], the leasing manager, was extremely helpful and very knowledgeable. We don't have housekeeping and there are no daily meals. They have a continental breakfast Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

In all categories that are listed, I would give The Alloro a 4+. What our family likes the most about the community is the modernization of the entire development and the activities. We would recommend this community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones.

The people are very friendly. Everyone seems happy and eager to welcome you. The staff is amazing. From the custodians to the restaurant servers, to the office staff, there is a 'happy to help you" attitude that makes you feel comfortable and at home. There have been really good activities and they just hired an activities director that should add more. After three months, I know that I made the right decision for myself and look forward to a long term stay. If you have anyone with questions feel free to have them contact me and I will be happy to talk to them.

I had a good tour experience with Sandalwood Village - it is a great place for independent living. The reason I did not choose this facility was because the bathroom and shower space was very tiny, I could barely fit. The closets were also small as well.

It is a very nice place, but it is more geared towards (possibly) the 60-70 age range. With this specific place, the median age is within that range. The residents are in that age range and there's not a lot of support for those who need a little more extra. Not so much for things like dementia, but for things like not being technology savvy, etc.. They are very nice people though.

I'm still settling in, but so far it's nice. They have lots of different activities, which is nice - things like Supper Club with 4-course meals, outings, happy hour, etc. But generally when I'm out and about, I don't see people. They have beautiful grounds outside and picnic tables, and I never see anybody using them. The apartment is fine for me, just one person. And the staff have been very nice and helpful. They're easy to talk to. I like it here.

I would recommend the community and for you to move in. The cleanliness of the community stands out to me. The staff are very good to work with if you have questions or concerns. Bingo, monthly parties, tennis association, contests, and more are some of the activities for the residents to choose from.

The staff is good, and they try do their best. They're friendly. But the property is older and having problems because of that. The air conditioning is failing, and my loved one has been without air conditioning for a month. The appliances are breaking down, and they can't get the necessary supplies - same with AC. They just lost their food service company, so they'll be without food until they hire a new company, and the residents will have to fend for themselves. Without the meals provided for them, there's not much point in being there. From the outside it looks great. The inside is beautiful and they maintain it well. But the value has really gone down with the food issues. Especially because on top of rent, you have to pay for electricity, internet, cleaning, and meal plans, with an extra charge for choosing food options other than the dish of the day.

I chose Sandalwood Village because the value for the money as well as the activities provided. My apartment is 630 square feet and it is the smallest one that they offer here. I think that they could use improvement on the food, it has kind of gone downhill the last few months. It is a very friendly group of people, it is easy to make friends here. I would absolutely recommend to others looking.

I love living here. It was just what I needed 4 years ago. I have new friends, a safe place to live. Canton is a lovely town and easy driving. Dining has been excellent during the quarantine!

I like the area where I live and the people.

Peaceful place to live. Nice people. Beautiful pool.

One of the four facilities I favored. Many residents were younger seniors, and costs were somewhat less than many of the other facilities. Had most of the usual amenities, with some services provided at an additional charge.

I toured here when looking for a place to live and just from the short time that I was there, they were nice. The director that took me on the tour was able to answer my questions and was knowledgeable about the facility. As I recall, the community itself was very attractive, though there weren’t that many amenities available. I was looking for something a bit closer to my family and places that I volunteer at so that was one of the only reasons why I didn’t choose them.