The 10 Best Independent Living Facilities in Woodford County, KY

"The first on my list is Richmond Place. It's nice. It's more a feel of being in an apartment building than it is being in an old folks' home. The apartments that are available are bigger than any other place. They have a pool, but it's outside. It's ..."

"I checked out Legacy Reserve at Fritz. I give it fives across the board. It's got lots of activities, an indoor pool, and a wonderful meal plan. It has a great atmosphere. They're not connected, but they're right next door to a nursing facility. So, ..."

Senior Living Community for Women 60+ Ashland Terrace is a non-profit 501(c)3 public charity and an independent community of vibrant older women. As we are able to privately subsidize resident rent, we provide an affordable choice for community living. Our home offers a unique option for the greater Lexington community. Over our lengthy history, our mission has remained the same: the Ashland Terrace staff and Board of Directors are dedicated to providing a secure, friendly, and affordable home for women sixty years and older. As a congregate senior living community, Ashland Terrace strives to nurture residents spiritually, physically, and mentally to enhance their retirement years. Our ladies do not come here to retire - they come here to thrive! Ashland Terrace originated in Lexington's 1849 cholera epidemic. At that time, we were known as the "Home of the Friendless" and served those left destitute by the sickness - largely women and children. As time passed and the cholera epidemic ended, we became known as the "Old Ladies Home," as only older women were left in residence. In December 1923, we officially incorporated as the "Old Ladies Home." We opened at our current location, 475 S. Ashland Avenue, in the spring of 1960, still named the "Old Ladies Home." In the 1970s, the residents requested a name change to something more flattering, and we have since been known as Ashland Terrace. Independent Living Requirements As an independent living community, we require prospective residents to be: Age 60 or older Able to dress, take care of their room, and get to the dining room on their own three times daily for meals Without dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment Cordial and appropriate for communal living We have been serving women for over 100 years. Rent includes three meals daily, weekday transportation, weekly housekeeping, utilities, WiFi internet, and activities/outings. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Health Care Facility Directories

"We recently moved my mom to Sayre Christian Friendship Towers. The experience was wonderful from beginning to end. We were given a tour and Lesley was very helpful answering all our questions. On move in day, everyone was so kind and helpful. The..."

"I was most impressed with Ashwood Place. I like that even though it's independent living, they have a subcontractor they work with, and they offer a la carte assistance. The rooms were nice. Everything was very nice there. The staff was very professi..."

"The only one I looked at was McDowell Place of Danville. It was excellent. I thought it was a wonderful place. It was very pretty. It was well kept up and clean. We met not many people, but everybody we met was very nice. They took their time with my..."

"My mother is in Mayfair Village right now, and is very happy there, it's just they don't have the level of care that she needs. It's extremely well managed and it's clean. The food service is good, and the staff is excellent. I can't say enough good ..."

"We were hoping to find a continuum care and we were really happy that Wesley Village KY has. My parents can just add what they need as they need it. They have actual little villas if you like them, but they also have apartments that are in their main..."

"We've decided to keep my mom at Liberty Ridge and just move her to a smaller room that was more affordable for her. We love it there so much. The staff is wonderful - the administration, the director, and everyone. We've been pleased. My mother move..."

"The Lafayette is nice. There's plenty of room, even in their one-bedroom units. There were appliances, and they had full kitchens. It looked complete. The staff who gave the tour knew all the ins and outs of the place. The place was very clean...."

Welcome to Sayre Christian Village! Sayre Christian Village offers a continuum of care for our residents, providing Independent Living Programs, Certified Assisted Living, Long-Term Skilled Nursing care and loving care for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. In addition to its other older adult living services, Sayre Christian Village offers secure, comfortable and affordable accommodations for independent older adults. There are two separate apartment buildings available to older adults with low to modest incomes. Baunta Apartments has 98 individual apartment homes, 93 one bedroom homes and 5 two bedroom homes. Forest View Apartments has 42 one-bedroom apartment homes. In each building, the apartments boast full kitchens, private bathrooms and individually controlled heating and air conditioning systems. Affordable independent living with HUD subsidy is designed for older adults to live comfortably in an affordable setting. Eligibility for these living units is based on age and income. One must (with few exceptions) be age 62 and their income must not be greater than 50% of the median income for the Lexington Fair Market Rent Area. The resident pays 30% of adjusted income (income after certain allowable expenses and other deductions are considered) as “Tenant Rent.” Please contact us and ask for more information about Affordable HUD Independent Housing. Friendship Towers provides independent retirement living for the active, self-sufficient older adult, with the emphasis on an older adult-friendly environment. The main ingredient that sets us apart from other living options is the caring atmosphere that exists among our residents, their families and our dedicated staff. As a bonus, at Friendship Towers we are certified by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to provide assisted living services to those residents who need “a little extra help” with activities of daily living, on a temporary or permanent basis.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Health Care Facility Directories