Statesville, which is the county seat of Iredell County, is nestled between larger metro areas. With a population of roughly 28,400 residents, including about 4,500 seniors aged 65 or older, this charming Southern city offers a little something for everyone. What can’t be found in locally owned shops downtown or big-box stores scattered around the city is likely available just 30 miles north in Charlotte. Statesville was named among the best places to retire in Iredell County in 2021 and the third-best place to live behind Mooresville and Troutman.
Assisted living offers an ideal blend of independent living and personalized supportive care in a safe residential setting for seniors who only require limited assistance. The average cost of assisted living in Statesville is $4,000, which is slightly higher than the state average but less than the national average.
This guide offers information on assisted living in Statesville, including some benefits and drawbacks of retiring to this North Carolina city. It also provides a list of free senior resources and compares average costs of assisted living in other cities and versus other types of senior care.