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The Reserve At Auburn
1107 A Street NE, Auburn, WA 98002
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5
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October 4, 2024
My parents are at The Reserve at Auburn. Their apartment is fine. The common rooms are gorgeous. The parking lot is really bad. There's very little parking and a lot of circling around and around looking for a spot. They had a Bible study and my mother participated in that. They had a crafting thing. As far as I know, that's all they did. They prepared their own meals. It's close to shopping. It seems friendly. I know the Metro does a shuttle there, but no shuttle from the building. I haven't interacted with the new staff. Maintenance and office staff changed a lot. The activities are provided by the residents. They don't have activities provided by the building. Value for money is pretty good.
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About The Reserve At Auburn in Auburn, Washington
The Reserve At Auburn is a senior living community located in downtown Auburn, WA, offering residents easy access to a variety of shopping, dining and transportation options, including air travel through the nearby Auburn Municipal Airport. Auburn has a thriving arts and culture scene that seniors in the community can take advantage of, including historical museums, community events, local markets and theaters. Auburn Environmental Park, Dash Point State Park, Saltwater State Park and Maury Island Aquatic Reserve are some of the nearby recreational sites that residents can tour often.
The Reserve At Auburn is an independent living community where seniors can choose from a variety of spacious one-and two-bedroom homes equipped with appliances and hardware, cable and Internet connection, washers, dryers and large windows for natural lighting. On-site management is available throughout the week to assist seniors with all their needs, including responding to 24-hour emergencies.
Residents in the community enjoy a myriad of amenities designed to enhance their comfort, including common areas where regular club meetings, game nights and other activities are regularly arranged. The community's features include an indoor pool, spa, game and activities room, computer room and library. A community kitchen and dining area, courtyard, gazebo, bike racks and parking are also available.
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Reviews of The Reserve At Auburn in Auburn, Washington
4.5
(2 reviews)
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4.5
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5.0
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4.0
Pam_1
5
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October 4, 2024
My parents are at The Reserve at Auburn. Their apartment is fine. The common rooms are gorgeous. The parking lot is really bad. There's very little parking and a lot of circling around and around looking for a spot. They had a Bible study and my mother participated in that. They had a crafting thing. As far as I know, that's all they did. They prepared their own meals. It's close to shopping. It seems friendly. I know the Metro does a shuttle there, but no shuttle from the building. I haven't interacted with the new staff. Maintenance and office staff changed a lot. The activities are provided by the residents. They don't have activities provided by the building. Value for money is pretty good.
Jane
4
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November 3, 2022
The Reserve at Auburn was the one I liked. The only thing was they had long halls. Other than that, the apartments were very nice. They're 766 square feet. The bedrooms have walk-in closets and a washer-dryer. The bathroom was big, but the kitchen was very small. I also needed two bedrooms for my things, but I could live there. I was impressed with the activities. They had a swimming pool with a hot tub, activity rooms, and a room where they do yoga. They were all very clean. They had exit doors on one corner and it was across the street from a Fred Meyer shopping center. The other thing I liked about the place was they have parking on their property and they have a waitlist for carports. So, you're not out in the open where anyone else can park. I also liked the fact that the mailboxes were inside. So, no one can break into them. You need a card to get in, too, so I was pleased to see all the safety features they had, as well as the elevators in the building.
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