Village Park Peachtree Corners

JJ

Village Park at Spalding was a beautiful place, and it reminded me of a resort. They have open walkways, an outdoor pool, a cafe, a place for happy hour, and dining. It was very nice. They also have the assisted living license. The staff was wonderful, very friendly, helpful, showed us around, and did everything. They have villas and cottages, which are separate homes that are set out on the property. They also have building apartments.

Kathie

Our visit at Village Park at Spalding was very good, and the community was wonderful. A friend’s mother is in one part of the community, not in the apartments, but in the bungalows, and they had a good experience. The person that I met with was very good in explaining all the fees, what’s included, and what they don't include. She showed me the place itself and showed me the apartment, which was nice, so I can get a spatial recognition of how the furniture fits in it. The price is a little bit on the high end, but the amenities and size of the units made it worth paying extra. One big positive is when you move from independent to assisted living you don’t have to move to another unit. The food selection and the dining area is restaurant style. They are top-notch, they have everything you can imagine, including PT if you need it. The facilities are nothing less than stellar.

Michelle Seaborn

I visited this community yesterday. I must say, once I walked in the door, I felt at home. It smelled nice, had beautiful music playing, was very clean, and most importantly the staff was very welcoming. I would highly recommend this community for your loved one. And I'm a tough cookie!!!

Randy

They say it’s memory care,but it is nothing but adult day care.we pay 6000 a month and the told us we need to get 24 hour care.when we complained they told us if we don’t like it leave.so we are pulling are Mom out . This place is a joke ran by 20 year olds that don’t know their job from a hole in the ground .we are done recommend to not give this place a chance.are mother was there for 2 years and was promised it was going to get better nothing but lies!

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Gem

Village Park at Spalding was new, but it was cold and unwelcoming. Nobody said hello to us, except the person we had an appointment with. She was good and knew her stuff. I saw the dining area and the cafe-like place.

Anonymous

Village Park at Spalding was too far away. It took us 45 minutes to get there. The visit was very nice, but it was geared more toward assisted living. Even though my dad is 90 years old, he is still pretty active, and I want to put him in a place that has more activity. The rooms were small and a little bit dark. There didn't seem to be a lot of light there. The residents were wheelchair- or walker-bound, so they're a little bit further along in terms of their aging process than my dad.

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Kenneth273400

Noble Village at Spalding opened up about a year ago, and their rates are about at least 10% higher. The rooms for the independent-living or assisted are much smaller -- averaging about 1200 ft for the 1-bedroom and a 2-bedroom if you combine everything together, and they’re more expensive. They have 3 different living areas. One is a detached 2-bedroom home with a garage. There are about 10 of those, and they have another area which has small 2-bedroom cottages that are attached like duplex. There are 8 of those, and of those 8, 6 have a garage. They had a heated outdoor swimming pool. I know that they have a game room and a movie room with regular chairs.

VisitorYCWHA

My visit at Noble Village at Spalding was excellent. They had houses, cottages, and apartments, and you could progress from one level of care to another as you age. The staff was excellent, informative, and helpful in every way. They had a gym, organized activities, and transportation. We had lunch, and the food was excellent. This place was centrally located in the city, but the apartments were a little smaller than the ones I've seen in other facilities. A fireplace between the living room and the dining room made the place look small.

anonymous00

My mother recently moved to Noble Village, and it has been nothing short of a great experience. The staff from the top down has been so helpful, caring and genuine. I would definitely recommend this community!

Mary Ann Mary Ann

This facility is stoic, impersonal, lacking personality and lacking a homey feel. There is a lack of morale and trust between the employees and management and ownership, which trickles over into treatment of the residents. It is not a good environment at all. Albeit an attractive "building" on the outside, it is in shambles on the inside. Keep looking.

Wanda & Mac

Dear Noble Village staff, Thank you so much for hosting us today, for the very nice get together with our new neighbors. We have increasing confidence that We have been led to make the right choice for our future gratefully.

Visitor38

Dear Gary, Judy, Julie and Jan, Thank you so very much for allowing us to begin to move mom in as she closes on her home in Gainesville. You can't even imagine how much this is helping all of us as we move mom into this new stage of her life. Your thoughtfulness and consideration show what a wonderful transition this will be as she joins her new Noble Village family! Blessings, Doris S. and family, Barbara, Susan and daughters.

Joan112250550

Noble Village at Spalding was brand new, very fancy, and very nice. The one-bedroom was ridiculously small, and it had a small, full kitchen, but it had a refrigerator. You're supposed to eat three meals each day in the dining room there. They were very expensive. They had houses and cottages that were lovely, and the grounds looked nice. They have a van that takes people out, lots of activities, and a little swimming pool. It's just far too expensive for what I would want, and I don't need all that. From what they told me, they seemed to have a lot of activities.

Cyndra

Two weeks open. Food is inedible. Staff turnover is high (already). Marketing staff are taking orders and delivering food in the dining room because no one else is available. Pool is unopened. Parking is non existent for residents as staff members take the few available spaces. No leadership AT ALL. Residents are talking about moving already.