The Montclare Senior Residences Costs & Pricing
The Montclare Senior Residences offers competitive pricing for both one and two-bedroom accommodations when compared to the broader market rates in Cook County and the state of Illinois. For a one-bedroom unit, residents enjoy a monthly cost of $901, significantly lower than the averages of $3,256 in Cook County and $3,527 statewide. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at $1,080 also provides substantial savings compared to the county average of $4,412 and the state average of $4,208. These affordable rates make The Montclare an appealing choice for seniors seeking quality living arrangements without compromising on comfort or community resources.
| Floor plans | The Montclare Senior Residences | Cook County | Illinois |
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| 1 Bedroom | $901 | $3,256 | $3,527 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,080 | $4,412 | $4,208 |
Overall Review of The Montclare Senior Residences
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18 reviews mention this
Staff support is praised and criticized
Residents describe staff as both very helpful and also disrespectful or unresponsive.
Many residents say staff are helpful, attentive, and quick to address needs, and several mention feeling comfortable bringing concerns to management. Others describe office or management being unfriendly, hard to reach, or not following up, including a report that updates after a fall did not happen for days. A few reviews also point to disrespectful behavior and say they would not recommend the community.
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7 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and pest concerns vary
Some residents praise cleanliness, while others report serious pest and odor issues.
A number of reviews describe the building as clean and well kept, and one notes that things needing attention were handled quickly. At the same time, there are multiple negative reports about bed bugs and roaches, plus a review about an unpleasant urine smell near the elevators. One review also raises concerns about building security, which directly affects a sense of safety.
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5 reviews mention this
Activities are limited, but some exist
Residents disagree on how many activities are available day to day.
Some reviews describe an active lifestyle with rides and opportunities to get out, and another says the community has activities available. Others say there are few ongoing options beyond select outings, with one describing social and game-style activities as missing. One review also frames this gap as part of a broader concern about community safety and social freedom.
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3 reviews mention this
Food quality is inconsistent
Dining is described as both affordable and not meeting expectations.
Several residents mention meals or food served on-site, including references to low-price food plates and having dining that supports residents who need help. Other reviews describe meals as tasteless and unappealing, and one specifically says the food is not good and sometimes comes cold. A resident also notes the dining room can feel underutilized, tying into the mixed experience around meals.
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3 reviews mention this
Pets are discussed in rules and convenience
Pets are part of the living experience, but rules can feel restrictive.
The community is presented as pet-friendly in at least one review, and pets are also a practical consideration for daily routines. Other feedback describes limits around where pets can be, including a mention that certain outdoor areas may not allow pets, which changes how residents manage walks and time outside. The nearby area includes parks that can support outings for residents with pets.
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