Independent Living
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4.7 (17 reviews)Williamsville, NY
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4.7 · 17 reviewsPerfect way to retire. More time for what I wanted to do in retirement. Great staff. Fun community activities. Love it here!
My grandmother has been living here for a number of years, she is very happy and I am thrilled with the responsiveness of the management to any concerns that I have.
Perfect Over 55 Community. Residents become family. Apartments are right sized. Services are top shelf. Staff is friendly and responsive. I love it here.
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I couldn't be more satisfied with Presbyterian Village! I moved in a month ago from another "senior building" and am totally satisfied. Lisa is a pleasure to work with, made the whole process of moving in smooth and easy. The maintenance staff, Rich, Neal and David are also very helpful, friendly and efficient. Kudos to you all!
My mother and father lived at Presbyterian Village for 10 years and my mother another 15 years after my father passed away. My mother felt safe, had many friends, participated in the activities and enjoyed the community very much.
Staff and residents are quality human beings .. caring ❤ and compassionate !
Beautiful Apartments. Wonderful atmosphere!
I visited the facility and was given a tour. The apartment I was shown was small, with just a galley kitchen. I was told that the facility is "pet friendly", but found later that their "friendliness" toward cats requires that they be declawed (front only or front and back was not specified). Requiring an animal be maimed to live there is not, in my opinion, pet friendly.