Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments
7131 Silver Lake Boulevard, Alexandria, VA 22315
Featured Review
5
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July 2, 2015
I had an issue when I first moved in where my sink was leaking. The maintenance man was at my apartment within a half hour and working away. They had to replace a pipe or something kind of intensive. The worker was so nice and worked so hard solving the problem. He worked for a few hours and made sure everything was perfect before leaving. A day later he called me and made sure everything was still working perfectly -- which it was. I've never lived anywhere that took such care of their tenants. It really impressed me and it's a major reason why I really like living here.
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About Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments in Alexandria, Virginia
Welcome to Manchester Lakes Senior Apartment Homes, located in Alexandria, Virginia. Our beautiful, hotel-inspired community is perfect for active adults, ages 55 and better. With convenient access to shopping, transportation and the District, our Northern Virginia location makes Manchester Lakes an ideal and affordable living option for active adults. Our independent living apartment community offers one-and two-bedroom floor plans, designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. Our homes come well-appointed with amenities like your own private patio/balcony, an all-electric gourmet kitchen, and plush wall to wall carpeting. Call or visit us today!
COMMUNITY AMENITIES- State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Elevator
- Clubhouse
- Business Center with High Speed Internet Access
- Movie Theater
- Hair Salon
- Library
- Dog Park
- Garage and Covered Parking Available
- Laundry Facility
- On-call Maintenance & 48-hour Maintenance Commitment
- Easy Access to Freeways, Shopping and Public Transportation
- Public Parks Nearby
- Section 42 Welcome
- Section 8 Welcome
- Online Payments Available
- Private Balconies and Patios
- All Electric Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Central Air and Heating
- Extra Storage
- Carpeted Floors
- Cable & Satellite Ready
- Mini and Vertical Blinds
- Disability Access
At Manchester Lakes Senior Community, the well-being and happiness of our residents is our top priority. Manchester Lakes has a dedicated staff geared towards cleaning and disinfecting the community daily. The staff adheres to CDC guidelines and a strict schedule of cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing commons areas such as the hallways, lobbies, elevators, stairwells, and bathrooms. In addition, staff cleans the laundry rooms located on each floor of each building daily.
Services and Amenities of Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments in Alexandria, Virginia
Aquatic Amenities
- Hot Tub Spa
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
Pets
- Pets
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Having well-maintained community buildings and grounds is essential to the daily lives of our residents. At Manchester Lakes, we will continue to do our best to serve the valued group of people who call our community home.
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Reviews of Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments in Alexandria, Virginia
4.0
(43 reviews)
Facility
3.4
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4.3
Activities
1.0
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Nicholas
3
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February 8, 2024
There are some maintenance issues at Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments. There are two buildings in this apartment complex. One building is renovated, so the rents are a little higher than the other building, and I'm looking at the former building, which has not been renovated because it's a little cheaper. So, they just need to look into general maintenance because it's a little shabby. The staff was delightful though. They are paying for water. So, you have to get electricity, utilities, and cable. Then they also require apartment insurance once you move in, which is about $30 a month. There's a community room with seating for groups. There's a piano in one of the buildings, a gym on the third floor, and laundry facilities on each floor. They also pay for trash.
Deborah
1
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December 16, 2023
I toured Manchester lakes three times over period of one month to see 2 units and to make sure the building was safe etc. After my visits the staff was very nice. But my scheduled appointment tour was conducted by maintenance because the leasing staff was out. He took me to an unacceptable unit. I shared that to him and to leasing this was pre Thanksgiving Wednesday. I returned to see “a better unit”. The ceiling was patched from air conditioning break upstairs. Leasing said they fix. They covered some but then while it’s central air tenants had air conditioning units in windows. Go figure. I left said I’ll think about it. I asked about roaches. Leasing said yes but no rodents. I go to my car and see a dead rat near my car. I called and write email stating I just can’t find it with all the issues there. I’m now being denied my deposit. I was to return to sign a lease that we never spoke about terms etc. I did not sign lease.
Mary
1
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March 3, 2023
We've visited Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments, and it was awful. I walked in the front door, there was no security whatsoever, not a buzzer, nothing. No one was expecting me although I had called ahead of time and had booked an appointment online. So, I was left standing there looking around and thinking where the office was and walked around a little bit. I saw an open room that had a piano and a couple of other things in there. I finally stopped somebody and said that I was there to get a tour, she walked me over to her office, and I met Tricia. She greeted me warmly, she was terrific and she apologized right away. She said "I'm sorry, I'm just here temporarily filling in for the regular person. I apologize, there was a lot going on." There had been some kind of a major water problem, so there were workers there that were not their maintenance crew but from an outside company that had come in to shut off the water. The people that live there were not happy, they were having animated conversations with the staff because they weren't informed that the water was going to be turned off, and this was at 9:00 in the morning. That left me with a very bad taste. I saw a 2-bedroom apartment, it was a model, and that was the only unit that I got to see. The other building had other units available, but it was closed because of the water emergency. We walked into the elevator, there was stuff on the floor in the elevator and the panel where you punch the buttons was grimy and greasy, which was a real turnoff. I would suggest that they clean up the place and get enough staff for coverage so that when they get an inquiry, they can talk intelligently and they can meet the people. Security is the biggest thing that has to improve, you cannot let people just walk in. The facility's location is good. When the people were complaining about the water, I didn't like the way that they talked to the residents, they talked down to them and didn't understand that they were upset. They just were very rough and gruff when they spoke to the residents. There was a sign on the door, but if you hadn't gone outside and come back in, you wouldn't have known that that's where the sign was about the water going to be shut off. They just sort of dismissed one particular person, one of the staff commented to another staff person, "Well, she always complains about everything." That's not how I wanted to be treated.
Leon
4
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April 1, 2022
I went to see Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments about 2 weeks ago and I toured their independent living. They had things for the residents to do and they had a place for the visiting families in case you don't have enough room in your apartment. They had little rooms where you could play checkers, cards, and stuff like that too. It's pretty good and it had all I wanted. The rooms were great and the staff was pretty good too but I guess it's just my preference and how I feel about it. Everything is fine but it's just not to my style and taste.
Brenda
5
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March 21, 2022
Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments was very nice and very clean. The person that I worked with, Bianca, was very knowledgeable, and answered all of my questions. She took me to see the one-bedroom and two-bedroom. They were very nice. The one-bedroom was a little small, but the two-bedroom would be perfect for me because I have a caregiver. That would be wonderful in case they may have to spend the night to help me, something like that. The upkeep of the building was very nice, and the maintenance was very nice. I was able to see them in action. They were helping people as well as delivering furniture. It was just a wonderful experience. I did see their dining area. It was very nice, large, and very clean, but I did not get a chance to eat their food. I did notice that they had a baby grand piano in the lobby, which I'm sure they would put to good use. Right now, I am in the shelter, and I was granted to be eligible for the emergency housing voucher. So, I'm waiting to hear back from them, and once I do, I would love to move into Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments.
Shaheen
4
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February 7, 2022
I toured Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments. They showed me a one-bedroom apartment. I found the parking to be a little bit further than the building, so it's hard to walk with your grocery bags. Everything else was good. The people were nice, even the residents that live there. I got to see some, and they were very nice. The property is very nice. I saw the main lobby, but that was the only thing where people were sitting; I didn't see anything else. No one explained any of the activities if they had any. It was very clean. It was very welcoming, and it was nice. The second time when I visited it, I noticed that they had some issues with the service orders being completed. It was a very cold, snowy day, and people were looking for their heat to be repaired. They were complaining. They went through a big transformation. They have new staff and some of the staff is temporary covering the property.
Nadine
4
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November 28, 2021
The units at Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments were upgraded and they seemed accommodating. They had an onsite mini grocery store, which I thought was good since it was a senior place, they wouldn't have to go far to go shopping. It was two levels, I believe. The units were on 2 levels, first and second, so it wasn't a lot of climbing if one had to when the elevators broke down, so I liked that. They had a reading area with books and stuff. I didn't see much but I think they do some activities. The staff mentioned it but I didn't get a whole lot of details on that. My dad is self-sufficient, it was just really him having a place, so we looked at independent living. The actual units were upgraded but she said they hadn't finished all of them. Another building wasn't upgraded, but there were ones where their offices were being upgraded. The units have countertops and nice-sized cabinets. It was painted and they had hardwood floors, I believe, and carpet in the bedrooms. When I went, it was in the morning, it didn't seem busy. I was asking because a young person was waiting to be seen with her family and that's what made me inquire about the demographics. That's when she said it was no longer just a senior living environment. I don't know how that would make you feel. If you feel like you're amongst your peers, that's a different kind of living. I would be concerned about younger people there, that maybe they're going to be partying and be loud. Just some of the stereotypes for younger people living among seniors. I'd like to know what are the considerations and what are the rules with that.
Linda
4
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November 26, 2021
I think the overall community of Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments was very beautiful. It was well-kept and the staff was very informed, not just about the current facility, but even about the community. So, I felt very connected. It had a lot of community-based engagement with the facility. The dining area was nice and stylish, too. The decor was very acceptable and pleasing. The outdoor spaces were very well kept. There were a lot of places with seating, but because of COVID, some of the common space areas had been minimized with social distancing.
Teddi
4
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October 17, 2021
I visited Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments. It was good and has a good location. The staff was nice and helpful. The rooms, that was the problem; Half were being renovated and the other half were not. They were nice. One of the residents was complaining about flies in his apartment, and they kind of brushed it off. That's not good advertising. They gave me a tour of the newly renovated side, not the older decide, which was more reasonable. So, I didn't get to see the other side where he was having problems. I have allergies and there was a dog in the lobby. It wouldn't work for me, but it was a pretty nice place. They didn't have balconies, that's the only drawback. It's pretty good, because it was near the metro, and it had parking.
Tammy
5
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September 23, 2021
I toured Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments. The facility was nice, and I liked it. I like the apartment that they showed me, it was nice. The layout of the grounds is nice; everything looks really good, clean, and neat. The people there were nice, and the person who assisted me was very helpful. The unit that they showed me did not have all the appliances in it, but they would. But I did get to see the unit; the refrigerator wasn't there, the stove wasn't there, but I get to see everything. Every unit has a balcony, or if it's on the first floor it has a terrace. They were all sitting around like in the lobby area when you first walk into the building. Before you go to the main offices, a lot of people just sitting around in the lobby area, all around everybody was enjoying themselves, relaxing. This particular facility has a clubhouse, business center with high-speed internet, a movie theater, hair salon, library, a dog park, garage and covered parking, and laundry facility. They also have easy access to the freeway and shopping, and are close to public transportation. There's a public park nearby the facility, it's nice.
Gerold
4
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August 26, 2021
I toured Manchester Lake Senior Apartments. The first person that showed me the place was a visiting manager. They came from, I believe, Oklahoma, and it was a less busy day. He was very courteous and was very helpful. He showed me the place. I liked the place, and I could really appreciate him showing me around. This last time, the young lady who was there running the place was a little busy and she was very short with me; I didn't enjoy it as much. I'm not saying that that was a reflection on her because it was very busy. She gave me some information real fast, and she wasn't very helpful. I'm not interested in that place. The community was a little more of a dependent community than I thought. From what I understood, there was one side of Manchester Lake that was more of an assisted living place. I'm 65 years old, but I don't need any assistance. However, I saw more people there that seemed to need assistance and that's not the community that I would prefer living in. The apartment that I was shown the first time was nice. The room that I saw was remodeled, and it was clean and fresh. It was a new apartment. It was the model, and it was very nice. They have a breakfast room, a kitchen, an exercise room, and a library; that is as far as I can remember. The dining area was OK.
Massar
4
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August 19, 2021
Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments was very clean, and the people there were very welcoming and showed me a room that was empty and it was very clean and well maintained. The layout was perfect and well designed. The only problem was, I was looking for two bathrooms but they don't have any, and I asked them if they also have storage, they said they have but I was not able to see it. The person I met was very friendly and explained everything well.
Joseph
4
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May 12, 2021
My experience with Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments was good. The manager was very exquisite and very courteous. Everything was clean and perfect: the rooms, the lobby, the outside, and the hallways. My friend loved the room where she will be living. She liked it there. They had one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. The dining area was clean, it was spacious, and it looked nice, but they are not using it right now because of COVID. They have a gym but no swimming pool. I can't rate it a "five" because I didn't see everything. The person who took us on the tour was nice. My friend and I liked the place.
lala3457
1
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March 19, 2021
They rent to anyone when they need to fill empty apartments so no security for the elderly and/or disabled. One cleaning staff for both buildings over 200 Apartments. one Maintenance worker for the whole property. This is a dirty drug infested place to live with poor lighting. My apartment is not updated and is falling apart around me
Patricia
2
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July 8, 2019
I went to Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments. The appearance was average at best. Nobody was happy and smiling, but the staff member who accommodated me was fine. They don't have a dining area, and there were no activities. They have a library, video rental, and a little convenience store inside. I also heard that there was a pretty serious problem with rodents and roaches.
Lilian4
5
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December 26, 2015
My mother is already in Manchester Lakes. She has been there since November. The environment is just great. They have pretty much everything that a senior citizen needs right on the premises. They also provide transportation outside of the facility, so it is working so far. She is living in an apartment. It is big, and it has two bedrooms.
Caitlyn
5
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July 17, 2015
WOW! My parents can't stop talking about this place. They moved in a little over a year ago and it was time to renew the lease last month. So we sat down and talked about if they wanted to stay here or not and the answer was a definite yes. The other complex they lived at before was cranking the rent up on them and the conditions were not the best. They moved into Manchester last year and couldn't be happier. We're so happy with Manchester and recommend it to all of our friends with aging parents.
Cody42
5
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July 16, 2015
My family and I began looking for a senior home for my mother-in-law. Yesterday, we came to Manchester and were very pleased. I'm happy to announce that we'll be moving my mother in early August. The atmosphere was great, the apartment large and clean and the staff extremely friendly. They gave us a guided tour and took time to answer all of our questions. Very pleased with the experience!
denisehastings
5
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July 6, 2015
Wow, where to start...we found Manchester about 5 years ago when looking for an apartment for my mom. She's lived here ever since then and I have been relieved to know she's at a great community. I feel good knowing she's somewhere safe, clean and responsive. Her apartment truthfully, is nicer than mine! The staff is kind and one time I couldn't get ahold of my mom. I rang the staff and they went to her room to check on her for me. Turns out her phone was just off the hook, but it was so nice knowing that the staff there is so helpful. What a relief! Definitely recommend this complex.
georgetank
5
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July 2, 2015
I had an issue when I first moved in where my sink was leaking. The maintenance man was at my apartment within a half hour and working away. They had to replace a pipe or something kind of intensive. The worker was so nice and worked so hard solving the problem. He worked for a few hours and made sure everything was perfect before leaving. A day later he called me and made sure everything was still working perfectly -- which it was. I've never lived anywhere that took such care of their tenants. It really impressed me and it's a major reason why I really like living here.
bryceboy77
5
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July 2, 2015
We moved my aunt and uncle into this apartment about 2 years ago. The complex is very nice and they seem to really enjoy it. They are always raving about all the different things they're doing with all of the friends they've made. It's nice to know that my aunt and uncle are enjoying themselves and like where they live -- takes a load off our mind!
AlMars
5
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June 30, 2015
What a change over the last place I lived at! I was living at a different complex about 6 months ago. The other complex was dirty, no activities and maintenance took forever. Since moving into Manchester, life has been so much better. I know I annoyed my family with all the hassle of moving, but I am so much happier here. Even though it's only been a few months, I've been able to already meet friends and the staff is so warm and welcoming. The cost is also cheaper than the other place, even though facilities are so much better!
JenHolder
5
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June 27, 2015
I have my uncle here at Manchester Lakes for almost a year now. They have been a dream come true for me and my family. From the friendly owners to the caring staff that assist with everything needed, my heart goes out to this facility with tons of praise.The exercise programs is probably the best part of the community, ensuring that my uncle and all the other residents get basic exercise and calisthenics to support their muscle memory. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
FrankDub
5
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June 26, 2015
I moved in here at the later half of 2013 after a long search for a quality senior living apartment complex with my family. So far, I have no complaints and it's been a very nice place to live. The rooms are very well done and the staff extremely helpful. Living here has been so much easier and enjoyable than maintaining a house, like I did before.
GeorgeLucero
5
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June 25, 2015
I've been living at Manchester now for almost 3 years and I have zero complaints. The facilities are clean and well maintained. My apartment is very luxurious and I'm really lucky to have found this place. There is a lot of activities that I can get involved in and I've made a ton of friends over the years. We all do stuff together and have become a very tight group of friends. I would definitely recumbent Manchester to other people.
michaelf53
5
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June 24, 2015
I'm so glad we found this complex for my aunt. She was in a place where she totally had her wits about her but the house she was living in was way too large for her to handle by herself. So we searched for senior living facilities that allowed her to maintain her independence while still having some care. Manchester has been a blessing and she's so happy here. There's plenty of activities to participate in and she has made a bunch of friends. They all look after each other, which is exactly what I wanted for her. The apartments are clean, spacious and luxurious. This has been a great complex for our family and we suggest it to anybody else.
marcyb
5
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June 23, 2015
I have lived here now for a year and it has been great. After my husband passed away about three years ago, I knew it was time to leave my large home and move in somewhere that was more manageable. I looked at a variety of places with my son and daughter and we decided on Manchester. My apartment is really nice and there is a ton of actives for me to participate in. It's also really nice being able to hang out with others...makes it all less lonely.
JasonDaniels
5
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June 19, 2015
My parents have lived here for a little over three years now and they couldn't be much happier than a clam! There's a ton of actives here for them to do and they've made a ton of friends that they can do those actives with. The apartments are spacious and clean -- which is much different than some of the complexes we visited a few years ago! Also, there's a theater room (so awesome) and washer/dryers on site for $1.00. The rent is much cheaper than other places in the area, which is a great plus.
SaraThompson
5
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June 1, 2015
The moment my father and I first stepped foot on the Manchester Lake Townhouse Apartments, we both knew that this would be his "Home". With the billiard room, a theater, and two state of the art fitness centers, he was instantly hooked! With a couple different floor plans, they all had a private patio/balcony, electric gourmet kitchen, plush wall to wall carpeting and some paid utilities. Couldn't be happier especially with a staff that is so loving and treats you like family. Each week he challenges me to a game of billiards, which I always let him win. :) Thank you.
megank
5
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June 1, 2015
I volunteer to visit seniors after school and help them out, read their mail, just talk, etc. I get to see a bunch of different senior living places because of my volunteer work. Manchester is by far my favorite place because it doesn't feel like a senior place. It smells good and it has a luxury feel to it. The apartments are clean and well kept and the staff is always very friendly to me when I'm visiting. I haven't heard any of the seniors I volunteer for say anything really negative about Manchester. I'd feel comfortable sending my loved one here.
Porks
5
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May 28, 2015
After the recent advertising we saw, we decided to visit Manchester with my mother and it looked nice. Staff greeted us right away, tour was nice and there is lots for seniors to do it looks like. Place was clean, rooms were big, amenities nice. The gym was great!
Williamboy
5
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May 26, 2015
We came here yesterday to spend Memorial Day with my grandfather and really enjoyed our time here. This was my first time visiting the apartments and I was glad that my grandpa was enjoying it. My parents had told me that he liked it here, but it was nice actually seeing it in person. The rooms are spacious and luxurious -- better than my own apartment! Everything seemed really clean and the staff was pleasant and friendly.
Mants
5
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May 24, 2015
I was a resident of this facility about 6 months ago and liked it here. Unfortunately, I needed more care than assisted living now and so my daughter and son-in-law moved me in with them. The staff was very nice and helpful to me and my room was always clean. I made a lot of good friends here during my 3 years at Manchester and I was sad to to leave it. I would suggest this place to other seniors in a heartbeat.
MichaelC
5
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May 23, 2015
We toured this place recently for my step-mother who will be released from the hospital shortly. She is unable to live by herself once released and so we had to find a good senior living community for her. Manchester seems to be one of the best places around, the staff was friendly to us and ultimately we will be choosing this facility once mom is released. We're so happy that we finally found somewhere that we can trust!
Mandybear
5
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May 22, 2015
My father lives here and after almost a year, he has a lot of positive things to say about this place. Whenever we come and visit him, the staff is nice and everything smells good. As bad as that sounds, senior places can have a hospital smell to them, but not here. There's plenty of people for him to hang out with and we're happy knowing that dad is happy.
Ryan42
5
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May 21, 2015
I toured the facility about a week ago with my mother and we were very impressed. The staff was very nice to us and took their time showing us around, explaining the activities offered and the costs involved. It was great having them spend a few hours breaking everything down and at no time did we ever feel rushed. We have one more tour of another facility but at this time, Manchester is our top pick.
MaxwellWarner
5
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May 20, 2015
We moved my aunt into here a few months ago and so far everything has been great. There is an abundance of activities for her to participate in and I just got a good vibe from this place. The staff is friendly and whatever issues may have existed previously must have been resolved because we've yet to encounter anything negative.
JasonAntum
5
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May 19, 2015
We found this place for my grandmother after an EXHAUSTIVE search. It's so sad that there's such a lack of quality homes for seniors in the area. After the tour, we felt really good about this apartment and after some decision making, moved her in. She's been happy here ever since and it's been a little over a year now. Really great staff and a pleasant experience all around.
Herc
1
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December 8, 2014
My mother has lived here for 7+ years and since getting sold the property management has gone totally down the tubes. I was over there yesterday to look after some things at my 92-year old mother's apartment - they now have RATS and some residents have been bitten. The roaches are running amok. no matter who I call or how often, calls are not returned and nothing is done to correct things like this or simple maintenance issues. Yet the rent goes up year after year after year. This is a crime and needs the attention of the authorities.
DLT8
1
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September 30, 2014
My mother has been living at Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments for almost 3 years. Since the fall of 2013, when T. the manager left, the facility declined sharply in its cleanliness, safety, security, overall management, etc. There are mice in the apartments Manchester Lakes Senior Apartments, and though at first, last year, one was surprised to see an occasional mouse, now, the residents are known to have mouse droppings in their microwaves and on their counters. The situation has progressed now to rats, and last week, one of the elderly residents was bitten on her chest by a rat. The rodent situation is likely due to the trash compactor system which is more often not working and so trash builds up so high in the garbage rooms that residents are unable to deposit their trash without adding to the piles which have been known to raise up to five feet or more. Often, the trash overflows from the garbage rooms sometimes into the hallways. Security is weak at best. There are no working lights outside at night. Passers-by get into the building via side doors which, back in 2011, only allowed entry via code. There have been several break-ins and residents are having intruders knocking on their doors after mignight. One resident recently awoke at 2 in the morning to have an intruder standing over her bed. When she screamed, the intruder ran away down the hall and out of the building. Residents can be without heat in the winter, and without air conditioning in the summer because the sole maintainence man couldn't keep up. Now there is a second maintenance persona, however, they remain completely overwhelmed between the repairs and calls from the two buildings. The facility has been unable to keep a manager longer than a couple of weeks, and, when you call the management company, JRK Property Management Services by JRK Residential, if you are fortunate to actually speak to someone, they put you off as if it weren't their concern. All this as the rent has been raised to the point where a one bedroom studio in now $1162.00, and rising. Clearly, this is not a facility anyone should recommend. Action needs to be taken...however, who is listening to these elderly citizens. All too often, it is someone else's job or someone else should be called...only to have the resident stay on hold for a concern that will never be answered.
jscichil
1
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January 28, 2014
I would not recommend Manchester Lakes to anyone. My m other has lived there for 7 years now; ever since ownership changed, their attention to fixing things has dropped significantly. For the second winter in a row, my mother is constantly losing her heat. They do not clean the sidewalks anymore after bad weather; many residents have dogs, like my mother, and she cannot walk her dog (I have to take the dog to my house until the sidewalks melt). Nor is the parking lot clears. Her garage door has been broken for over a year and we've reported it twice to no avail. No one ever answers the phone in the office when you call during the day, and when you can finally talk to them in person, they do not have answers and truly act like they do not care. We are so disappointed because the apartments are nice and large compared to others and in a good location. I did not want to give them any star rating at all.
kga
1
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January 27, 2014
Do NOT move in here. My parents moved in approximately 7 years ago. Due to their age we cannot move them out at this point, but wish we could. The management does not care at all about the residents. The heat goes out regularly, and the water goes out at times as well. In inclement weather, they do not have the parking lot plowed, nor the walks shovelled. They do not have ramps at all exterior doors, and most residents use walkers. There often is no one in the office to take your concerns to. They cannot keep maintenance men employed; my guess would be due to low pay. Hence problems in the apartments go without resolution for too long. The weekly grocery shopping trips have gone from weekly, to twice per month. Due to the calendar, this sometimes means the residents have to go THREE weeks without a visit to the grocery store. And don't even THINK of parking in the parking lot if you go to visit your relative; you WILL BE TOWED.
Joseph19
5
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September 28, 2013
Manchester Lake has been referred to me and I like the facility very much. The people are extremely nice and I would really love to be in there. They have many activities like they go to shopping. The people who lives there looks quite happy.
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