The 5 Best Independent Living Communities in Indian River County, FL for 2024

"I toured Discovery Village Vero Beach. The place is quite small, with a bedroom, living space, and kitchenette. Angela was amazing. We had such a nice conversation about her outlook on life, and she's very pleasant. She overshadows everything. The fa..."

"My mother-in-law will be moving into The Brennity at Vero Beach. The whole place was very beautiful. We were surprised to find how affordable they were compared to other places. The 1-bedroom apartment was just beautiful. It had a washer and dryer in..."

"Regency Park blew me right away. I can't complain about anything. It was the best. They had a bigger choice of rooms than anybody else had. They had more selection of what you wanted. I got to see a one-bedroom apartment and a studio apartment. I lik..."

"I went to The Promenade and had lunch there. I liked everything about it. The food was excellent. They took us on a whole tour. They do all kinds of activities. They have nice rooms. I don't have anything bad to say about it. If I needed to go there,..."

"Hidden Lakes Senior Living Community was a nice facility. At the time, we were looking for a two-bedroom, two-bath, and it was a nice setup, and the pricing was better than any place else that we had looked. The staff was very nice and helpful. We di..."

"We were impressed with Horizon Bay (Sonata Vero Beach). The rooms were very lovely and they had a lot to offer. The staff that we met was very accommodating and very pleasant. The dining area was beautiful. There was a library, a salon, a pool, an ex..."

"I toured Indian River Estates. They have everything, including a mini-golf course, a large outdoor pool, a lake for boating, and most importantly, you can live in your own apartment. If you can't manage that anymore, they have a place where they take..."

"Under new management. Barbara and Raphael are awesome in the leasing office and Mario is the best maintenance man I have ever known. I was a nurse for 45 years and had a small stroke in October of 2017. I had to stop working and go on social security..."