Pisgah Valley

thefarve1

The patio homes are very spacious, the staff are energetic and engaged. Location is beautiful and accessible to amenities.

Bonnie

I've chosen Pisgah Valley for myself. I have paid the deposit and got my name on the waiting list. I toured it a couple of times. The independent living was what I would want, but they showed me the assisted living facility as well. What I like best is it's a small community in a rural location. It's a small community of villas. I think there are probably 30 buildings with two villas in each building, and it's surrounded by fields and mountains. The people that I encountered were the marketing person, the wellness person, and the activities person, and all of them were just as nice as could be. They have something going on just about every day. There are shopping visits and visits to the cultural activities in Asheville. They have a community building where they have music coming in and different activities come to visit the folks there. One of the big amenities is the wellness center where they have a heated pool, and they have all sorts of exercise equipment. One of the unique things about Pisgah Valley is they do not have a food plan. The independent residents can prepare their own food or take advantage of all the restaurants in Asheville. They're not tied down to a food plan, which I found very appealing. They have a dining area for the assisted living and the independent living people can go there if they want to, but it's mostly just for the assisted living people. It's just a little dining area. The villas are up to 1560 square feet, two-bedroom, two-bath, living room, and sunroom. It's just the perfect living situation. It's very well maintained.