Heritage Place is a senior community in Saint Louis, MO.
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10711 St. Cosmas Lane, Saint Louis, MO 63074
To contact a resident: (314) 890-2425
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Heritage Place offers a competitively priced option for individuals seeking comfortable living arrangements, with monthly costs significantly lower than both St. Louis County and the broader Missouri state averages. For instance, a one-bedroom unit at Heritage Place is available for just $620, whereas comparable listings in St. Louis County can reach as high as $4,226 and $3,349 statewide. Similarly, two-bedroom units at Heritage Place are priced at $680, starkly contrasting the county's average of $4,658 and the state's average of $3,675. This remarkable affordability makes Heritage Place an attractive choice for residents looking to balance quality living with economic considerations.
| Floor plans | Heritage Place | St. Louis County | Missouri |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $620 | $4,226 | $3,349 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $680 | $4,658 | $3,675 |
Residents repeatedly mention the community’s 55+ focus and age requirements.
Several residents describe Heritage Place as intended for people 55+ and refer to eligibility when talking about their experience. One review notes staff assistance even when an applicant did not meet the age requirements. This matches the community’s active-adult positioning.
Management and maintenance handling requests quickly comes up again and again.
Across many reviews, residents describe the property manager as taking time to respond, explain processes, and address concerns promptly. Maintenance is also repeatedly described as arriving quickly and resolving issues after calls and work orders. Even residents sharing specific examples—like replacing a toilet seat or handling a delivery issue—frame the experience as timely and helpful.
Residents often point to cleanliness and upkeep around the property.
Many reviews highlight a clean, neat feel—mentioning clean hall areas, clean lobbies, and grounds that look maintained. Some residents also describe the community as quiet and peaceful, and a few note pleasant conditions like a good-smelling building visit. A couple of notes include room for improvement, such as cleaning in specific areas or needing more help to keep up with building demands.
Residents talk about usable on-site spaces and regular activities.
Reviews mention places to spend time on-site, including a fellowship hall used for weekly activities and indoor common areas like a library and game room. Residents also describe practical features that make day-to-day life easier, such as laundry and trash access on every floor. A few reviews add recreation details like an updated workout room and patio access, tying the community’s offered spaces to resident experience.
A couple of residents describe the cost as a drawback.
Two reviews directly mention affordability concerns, including an “a little more expensive” comment and a move-out decision tied to annual rent increases. At the same time, the listed pricing range shown for available units is far below county and state comparisons. This makes the cost feedback feel more mixed than uniformly negative.
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Holiday partiesThis part of Saint Louis, Missouri offers a convenient location with easy access to pharmacies such as Walgreens and CVS, as well as a variety of dining options including McDonald's, The Blue Note, and Chick-Fil-A. Additionally, transportation options are plentiful with proximity to the airport and car rental services. For medical needs, there are hospitals like DePaul Health Center and Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital nearby. Those looking for relaxation can enjoy local parks like Creve Coeur Park and Shaw Park, while coffee lovers can frequent cafes such as Panera Bread and Starbucks. Places of worship like St Ann Catholic School provide a sense of community, while theaters like AMC Streets Of St Charles 8 offer entertainment options. Overall, this area offers a balance of convenience, amenities, and recreational opportunities that may appeal to seniors considering senior living in Saint Louis.
Heritage Place offers a competitively priced option for individuals seeking comfortable living arrangements, with monthly costs significantly lower than both St. Louis County and the broader Missouri state averages. For instance, a one-bedroom unit at Heritage Place is available for just $620, whereas comparable listings in St. Louis County can reach as high as $4,226 and $3,349 statewide. Similarly, two-bedroom units at Heritage Place are priced at $680, starkly contrasting the county's average of $4,658 and the state's average of $3,675. This remarkable affordability makes Heritage Place an attractive choice for residents looking to balance quality living with economic considerations.
Heritage Place is located at 10711 St. Cosmas Lane, Saint Louis, MO 63074 in St. Louis County, Missouri
Yes, Heritage Place allows both dogs and cats.
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