Mera City Center

Diana

Mera City Center is a 55+ community. It's not even assisted living or anything like that. It's completely independent living. It's an apartment complex. They are a brand new facility. The pool was nice because it had a ramp that you could literally walk into. If you had a hard time doing stairs, you could easily get into the pool. They had lanes for lap swimming. They had someone come in and do hot water aerobics. You had three different floorplans. There was a 1-bedroom, a 1-bedroom with a den, and then a 2-bedroom. We looked at the 1-bedroom with a den because it was just a lot more space. Everything was updated. You had stainless steel Samsung appliances, granite countertops, and brand new cabinetry. The price depended on what your backdoor was facing. If you were facing the courtyard that was a grassy area where the pool was, then you were going to pay a higher price than if your patio was facing towards the exterior of the building complex. The staff during the tour was wonderful. She answered all my parents' questions and told them everything that they needed to know. She was super patient. She didn't have another appointment after my parents, so she was able to sit and answer any questions that they had. They don't have a dining area because they're completely independent living, but you have a full kitchen. It's an apartment complex, but they have happy hour. They have an area where you can get free coffee. They put out bagels, toast, and oatmeal so you could take something. You can even reserve the kitchen area. They had a common kitchen area that was really nice. If you want to have a party, you could. They had a library, a puzzle area, games, poker, and Scrabble. They also had a golf simulator. There was a baseball and a basketball computer generated game.

James

Mera City Center is beautiful. I love it. It's the perfect spot for me. It has amenities for adults. It is very community oriented, and it is in a great location. It is very close by to all accessible medical offices and shopping areas. They have a common area where everybody can meet and greet. They have several common areas. They have one particular area where you can have breakfast or meals with people within the center. They have a fitness center and an entertainment area. Once a week, if they want to, they can come down and bring food to share with whoever is there. They have a calendar of events that take place for the month. They have a lot of opportunities. The staff is very receptive and very accessible.

Steve

Mera City Center did not offer meals, but they had full amenities and it was brand spanking new. They had a swimming pool, a fitness center, game rooms, a barbecue area outside, and a Bocce ball court. The apartments were spacious and the price wasn't too bad. It was very nice and the size was fairly big. It had granite countertops throughout the kitchen, brand new appliances, a washer dryer, dishwasher, a stove, oven, and a refrigerator. All stainless steel. Plus an outside area with a storage room. The lady was excellent and the people were very happy. Cleanliness was excellent, too.

Badger Fan

Brand new beautiful apartments. Pool and amenities are awesome. Residents of all ages and no assisted living - all independent. Maintenance is friendly and willing to assist as needed. Social hours are a great time to meet new residents. Location is quiet and beautiful! Great place to live

Sheila

My husband and I will be moving into Mera City Center. We chose it because it's brand new and it has a lot of wonderful amenities. The price was a little more than we thought we would spend, but it is definitely worth everything that they offer. It's all independent. The staff is very nice. They don't give food. They have every activity that you can think of. It's very clean. I would tell others to check into it because it's very good.

Lisa

I had an appointment with Mera City Center. When we went down there, the office was closed. The gal that just happened to be there was the one that was going to open. She showed us an apartment, and she was very nice. The apartment was very nice. We've toured a 2-bedroom. The living room wasn't really big, but I was thrilled with the rest of the apartment and amenities. They've got a pool, bocce ball, exercise room, and room that you can rent if you want to have a function there. They have a room for putting puzzles together and all that kind of stuff. There is an elevator and balconies. They offer one free month of internet. They did have a really nice area where you could go in and get coffee, but I don't remember if they actually offered meals to independent living. I just met the gal that was just there. She was awesome. There was another couple there that had rented an apartment. They wanted to go up and measure it, and so she let us go up with them. It was nice and wonderful. I did not really see residents. We just went up and were in the room most of the time and in the lobby.