Mansions Properties

Called and went on tour on 10/13. It's a beautiful place. The apartments are really nice and property is well-maintained, and food is excellent, and each apartment has it's own patio. Only apartments available are 1 and 2-bdrm, and there is a pretty long waiting list, and you have to pay [fee removed] to get on the list! Also, if you need to use a power chair, there's a [fee removed] non-refundable fee, along with having to maintain [fee removed] Personal Injury policy! There's also [fee removed] for background check and [fee removed] community fee, non-refundable. Rates are fairly high, but you get what you pay for. Also, only senior independent living, no aging in place or assisted living amenities on site. All-in-all very nice, but I need the 'age-in-place' options EDIT 7/2021 - decided I am okay with their off-campus, unassociated group that can provide basic help "if needed" with sowers, medications, etc. Right now I don't need those things, but in future I might (I'm 72).

I have lived at the Mansions of Alpharetta for a little over four years and have not regretted for a minute my choice to live here. The apartments are large and very comfortable. Yes, we have had some problems with the food, but the executive and kitchen staff are willing to listen to us and make improvements. We are like a family here and we genuinely care for one another. The activities are varied and there is always something for you to do if you wish! This is a great place to call “home” and I would not want to live anywhere else! Come visit and make the decision to be a part of our community! You won’t regret it!

The food should be better for the price we are paying. The second shift supervisor and the marking director are amazing. I would recommend this community to others

This community is more independent so there are few care services, but it is kept pretty clean. Our loved one does complain about the activities, occasionally they may take a little trip but COVID has put a stop to all the activities. Beforehand they had care games, live entertainment that would come and entertain the residents. There was music, and church services that we really appreciated. They also had a magic show and time or two.

This is Independent living so in our building there are no care services provided. They do have an assisted living building that provides those services if needed. There are also separate condos for residents to live in. Some activities they have are bingo, an arts and crafts room. They bring in entertainers once a week. We have trivia every other week. Sometimes they even bring in a trivia specialist to do trivia with us. We have poker night. They even have jewelry sales where we can buy/make our own jewelry. There is also a club house with a pool. Before COVID we used to have happy hour where all the residents could socialize. Now they are doing traveling happy hour where the staff comes around with a cart that you could get a drink from. The food is not great, it started out being really good but then the chef got fired and it went down hill. We just got a new chef to help make improvements. Other than the closet space, the rooms are great. My first bedroom had a Juliet balcony, where you could open up the balcony doors and look out, but were not able to step out. Other apartments have a full walk out balcony. They do have full kitchens in side that include a stove/oven, microwave, sink and refrigerator.

Called and went on tour on [date removed]. It's a beautiful place. The apartments are really nice and property is well-maintained, and food is excellent, and each apartment has it's own patio. Only apartments available are 1 and 2-bdrm, and there is a pretty long waiting list, and you have to pay $1000 to get on the list! Also, if you need to use a power chair, there's a $1500 non-refundable fee, along with having to maintain $300,000 Personal Injury policy! There's also $25 fee for background check and $1000 community fee, non-refundable. Rates are fairly high, but you get what you pay for. Also, only senior independent living, no aging in place or assisted living amenities on site. All-in-all very nice, but I need the 'age-in-place' options.

Welcoming, bright, clean wide halls. Probably at the top of our list right now. No theater , but they are close by. No pool. A bit of sticker shock.

These units are large with a full kitchen in every unit. However, I didn't love the overall feel (in comparison to [community name removed). It seemed dark in hallways, with a more closed floor plan. Staff was friendly, but I didn't observe any of them greet residents by name. Very small workout room, no theater, dining room was fine. (Did not see private dining if residents want to have gathering). Only 2 apartments available. (Setting not quite as pretty as [community name removed]. More fees than [community name removed].)

1 bed/1 bath $1995+600 - paid utilities, meals, housekeeping EOW, activities, exercise, library, theater room, transportation to appointments and outings. Pets $1000 one time fee - up to two under 25lbs. Scooters $1500 one time fee and $250,000 personal liability insurance. Doorway to patio and hallway. Can have home health.

We really like living here at the nice community. The staff members are always nice and friendly. I have found them to be very caring to my needs. I like the meals that are being served. They offer great activities. We enjoy playing cards often. I have recommended others to this community for the good care and value that is received.

Nice large, facility. Great place for independent elderly who want to be around a large contingent of similar ages.

We have lived at Mansions for a month & while we still feel "new" we also feel a part of the family here. The staff is very responsive and caring. Everyone is very friendly and accommodating. We are perfectly comfortable in our 1,000 sq. ft. apartment w/balcony. We especially enjoy the Sunday buffet meal and are fed 3 full meals a day. You can participate in the daily activities, bus trips and exercises or not. You have a full kitchen so you can entertain your new neighbors or just wave to them in the hall! Most everyone decorates their apartment doors and you can get a hint of each personality in that way. Mansions is good value for the money. Senior apartment life is what you make it!

Beautiful new facility. I like the fact that it only has 3 floors as my mother is claustrophobic and does not like elevators. Pros: 3 meals a day, internet/cable included, w/ in units, prices are reasonable. Cons: Too far a way from where I live in Atlanta, no pendant service offered, entrance not secured 24hr/day.

We toured this community as we were looking for options. The community had beautiful units and great pricing. But they were light on the actives that were provided.

Without getting too nitpicky about it I would say overall this place is good. There are a few things I think they could improve on, but overall I'm satisfied with the choice I made. I looked at a few different options in the area, and I would still pick this place again if I had a second chance.

They really have tried to do their best given the current circumstances, and everyone there has been vaccinated which is really nice. They do keep it pretty clean, and house keeping comes in every couple weeks to their individuals rooms. The staff members are really great, we do think the meals are good and they do have quite a bit of activities still, but they had to shut a majority of them down.

This community looked nice when I visited, however it felt like it was made cheaply. It felt like it would look worn in a few years. It had awful carpet and it seemed they did the minimum amount of construction. Due to the cheap looking construction I was wondering if this was the kind of care the residents would receive.

too much fried food and need more waiters ,and workers that are handymen.

My Mother lives at this Mansions at Sandy Springs. I'm baffled how this site has 5 stars for the food. Mom says sometimes the meals are OK, but they are usually subpar. Everything else there seems very nice.

It was okay. it was a long hallway and the dining room was way in the back. They did not have too many activities rooms. The location was in a busy area, so safety wise it was not a safe area for walking.