The Lodge at Bridgemill
10451 Bells Ferry Road, Canton, GA 30114
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of The Lodge at Bridgemill in Canton, Georgia
4.16
(18 reviews)
Facility
3.6
Staff
4.3
Food
1.0
Activities
1.0
Value
1.0
Ladyonthemove
2
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February 6, 2024
I live at the lodge and it has gone downhill under the staff they have. Things want get done and they rent to anyone. The pe are rude. The list is so long and if you talk to them they act like they will do something and you know they want. They treat you like you are nothing. The building has gone down it’s very sad . The manager Kay hides so she want have to talk with you. Don’t waste your time. Moving when my lease is up.
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Arthur
3
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December 19, 2023
I toured The Lodge at Bridgemill. I thought it was too remote for me, and I did not like the people that were interviewing me. They were snooty. The studios were nice. They're very large. They're very good that way, but I couldn't get by the personnel, so I chose not to pursue it. Their apartments were very large, and the facilities were very good. They had pretty much everything to offer in that sense than most of the senior communities have, but I just couldn't get by the personnel.
ReviewerFC071122A
4
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July 27, 2022
The Lodge at Bridgemill was lovely and the person who gave me the tour was lovely. They showed me, models. It was a very well-organized, thought-through, and customized tour based on a couple of minutes of conversation with me. It was pricy, but it's a lovely facility. It's thoughtfully laid out and aesthetically pleasing. I had not had a chance to eat lunch and I was a little lightheaded, and the staff member who was showing me around called the kitchen and said, "We got to feed this lady now or she's going to fall over." They made me a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, that was probably the best one I've ever had. It was a snack to keep my blood sugar stable. They're busy and this request came out of nowhere, and they still managed to deliver. I think that speaks very highly of their thoughtfulness and their flexibility. If they weren't so pricy, I would have gone with The Lodge. They're just on the top end of my budget and I don't want to spend all of my money that way.
Deborah
3
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July 5, 2022
The Lodge at Bridgemill was very nice and it had very nice grounds. They allow dogs, which is good. However, meals were not included, and secondly, they didn't have any activity scheduled. Whatever the people wanted to do, they could do, but there was nothing planned like lessons, crafts, or something like that. The folks were kind of just dependent on themselves to play cards or whatever it was they wanted to do. Other than that, the rooms were very nice and it is independent living. Everyone is kind of free to do whatever they want to do. There's just not a whole lot that's scheduled for them to do in the area of enlightening their minds and being busy with something. The staff during the tour was wonderful. She went through it all and answered all my questions. The dining area was very nice. The environment was very nice.
Leslie
5
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June 22, 2022
I saw the independent living part of The Lodge at Bridgemill. It seemed nice and clean, everybody seemed happy, and it was good. For activities, I think they had needlework and they played games like mahjong. They also had a pool. They serve meals but they're just getting started so they are not every day yet. Maybe just 2 meals a day. The staff was fairly nice. They want to do their best for everyone there. The rooms were nice but they had more carpet and I prefer it without carpet. They had carpet everywhere except the kitchen and the bathroom but because of my wheelchair, I prefer not to have carpet.
Rita
5
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March 30, 2022
We went to The Lodge at Bridgemill. It was phenomenal. It was exceptionally clean and well cared for. The people were friendly, and it seemed like a lovely facility. They have an outdoor swimming pool. There was what I would call a game room (I'm not sure what else to call it) where you can go in and play chess, checkers or cards, or whatever with individuals. They did have a bar, which I thought was kind of a cool thing. The lady said a lot of times they'll go gather at the bar and have a cocktail, so I thought that was neat. They'll still do even though they are older clientele, so they're still able to enjoy life. She said there was a library there as well. I don't know if the lady that gave us the tour was considered staff. Her attire was slightly unprofessional. Now the lady at the front desk that checked us in, was very sweet and very kind. It was a very nice facility, very well cared for, and clean. I had hoped that's where my father would want to go, but then he got cold feet per se of moving.
Joe
5
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December 10, 2021
The Lodge at Bridgemill was a little bit nicer than the other place I went to. It was high as far as monthly payments, but they included everything. I just wasn't wiling to pay that much. The staff was very nice and very professional. The place look nice and it looked like the grounds were very well kept and looked beautiful. I saw a tennis courts driving in, which might also be a bocce ball or paddle ball. The dining area looked nice, but I didn't try any food. The outdoor spaces were nice if you wanted to walk around. The staff was excellent and very helpful. It haven't seen the units, but the maintenance and outside were nice.
Stacy
3
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November 10, 2020
I went to see The Lodge at Bridgemill. It seemed like a lovely community. I got stung by a wasp halfway through the tour and had to leave, but what I saw seemed very nice. I only had interactions with one staff member who was giving me the tour, and she was lovely. The facility was fine. However, it was a little bit dark and not cheerful. For that reason, I wouldn't give it a high mark. They have a little putting green, a swimming pool, a restaurant, and a pub. They have arts and crafts activities, they have music, and they have events on the weekend. They provide transportation to the doctor if you need it, and they have shopping outings with transportation included. If it wasn't for the fact that it looked dingy, and if it had a brighter paint, the place would get a much better rating. I think the color was not a cheerful color. These independent living elderly people need something bright and cheerful. Their amenities and the things that they offer were wonderful. Their price was also very reasonable.
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Independent Living
Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.
$2,065
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Services and Amenities of The Lodge at Bridgemill in Canton, Georgia
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Fee Structure Extra: Entry fee cost: $500
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: Yes
General
- Resident Capacity: 150
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets Allowed: Small pets allowed only
About The Lodge at Bridgemill in Canton, Georgia
Inspired by the beauty of an English countryside, The Lodge at BridgeMill strives to bring you an unparalleled living experience by offering luxurious one and two-bedroom independent living apartments in Canton, GA. These pet-friendly apartments, available to adults who are aged 55 and older are equipped with everything you need for a stress-free lifestyle, from quality washer and dryer sets, kitchens with modern appliances, granite countertops, ceiling fans, large closets and storage areas, and patios or balconies.
At The Lodge at BridgeBill, you’ll find a resort-inspired swimming pool with a jacuzzi and a putting green. Inside, you can take advantage of the full-service restaurant, Brass Pine Pub, state-of-the-art fitness center, library, business center, game room, community great room, and the surround-sound media room. For extra comfort, we also provide 24-hour on-call maintenance services, as well as a variety of exhilarating SUN® (Senior Umbrella Network) Programs.
The Lodge at BridgeMill is conveniently located just a few minutes away from Publix, Northside Hospital, AMC CLASSIC Riverstone 15, and Lake Allatoona. The quick access to I-575 provides an effortless commute to Downtown Atlanta as well as Kennesaw and Marietta. Arriving at either of these locations is easier than ever as we provide residents with a complimentary shuttle bus service to local shopping, doctors, and excursions.
Apartment Amenities Include:- 1 or 2 Bedroom Units
- Granite Countertops and Modern Kitchen Appliances
- Ceiling Fans in Bedrooms and Living Rooms
- Washer and Dryer
- Patio or Balcony
- Central Air Conditioning
- Large Closets
- Storage Areas Available
- Utilities Include Water, Trash, Sewer, Cable and Landline Phone
- Resort-Style Swimming Pool and Jacuzzi
- Media and Theater Room
- Outdoor Putting Green
- Full-Service Salon
- State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Onsite Dining
- Brass Pine Pub
- Game Room
- Library
- Activities Director
- Arts and Crafts Room
- Clubhouse Community Room
- Complementary Shuttle Bus to Local Shopping, Doctors, and Excursions
- Ample Parking
- SUN Program Activities – from Fitness Classes to Games & Crafts
Our SUN® program is our signature seven-prong model that provides residents an array of services and activities designed to foster and support independent living and to enhance the active-senior lifestyle. Our Sun Program Services and Activities include:
Health & Wellness- Fitness classes
- Flu shot clinics
- Health screenings
- Nutrition education
- Local information and resources
- Group discounted rates to local programs and services
- Happy Hours
- Off-site recreational outings
- Movie showings
- Bingo, cards and board games
- Block parties
- Birthday socials
- Meet-and-greets
- Special interest clubs
- Holiday parties
- Lunch-and-learn seminars
- Online learning
- Educational & cultural outings
- Craft, cooking, and computer classes
- Assistance with understanding and managing financial and legal affairs
- Access to government benefits
- Health insurance programs
- Estate planning
- Asset management
- Identity theft seminars
- Fraud/scam protection
- AARP Safe Driving courses
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