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4.5 from 61 reviews
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Harrison Heights Senior Village Costs & Pricing
Harrison Heights Senior Village offers competitive pricing for its accommodations, with monthly costs significantly lower than both Sarpy County and the broader Nebraska average. For a one-bedroom unit, residents pay $870, which is markedly more economical compared to Sarpy County's average of $2,197 and the state average of $3,167. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at Harrison Heights is priced at $1,000, again reflecting considerable savings against the county's figure of $2,814 and Nebraska's average of $3,627. These attractive rates not only make Harrison Heights an appealing choice for seniors seeking quality living arrangements but also provide a compelling value that supports financial peace of mind.
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Harrison Heights Senior Village
Sarpy County
Nebraska
1 Bedroom
$870
$2,197
$3,167
2 Bedrooms
$1,000
$2,814
$3,627
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Overall Review of Harrison Heights Senior Village
common11 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Residents consistently describe activities that help them stay busy.
Many residents say there are enough activities to keep them engaged, with options they can choose to attend. Newer residents and long-time residents both mention being busy and not feeling bored, and several highlight social time with neighbors and events on the calendar. A few also mention volunteering or participating in organized events as a way to stay connected.
Across multiple reviews, residents describe staff as kind, responsive, and quick to follow up on questions or requests. Several name specific people and credit them with making tours feel comfortable, getting activities going, or being available when help is needed. Even when residents discuss concerns, other reviews describe smooth management and a friendly day-to-day experience.
common6 reviews mention this
Clean, well-kept community stands out
Residents highlight consistently clean common areas and apartments.
Cleanliness comes up as a recurring positive, with residents describing very clean conditions in both the community and individual units. Some reviews specifically mention tidy common areas, and others say the community looks good and well maintained. Overall, residents connect cleanliness with comfort and feeling at ease in the space.
common3 reviews mention this
Pet-friendly policies come up
Residents mention that pets are welcome.
Several residents note a pet-friendly approach, including comfort with small dogs and pets in the household. One resident also discusses being unwell together with a pet, reinforcing that pet situations are part of daily life here. Overall, these mentions suggest residents feel comfortable bringing pets along.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Rent increases are a recurring concern
Some reviews say rent can rise, adding pressure on budgets.
While residents generally discuss the community as good value, a few specifically criticize how rent increases over time can be difficult on fixed incomes. Another review mentions that pricing felt out of range during the decision process, and that same review set includes detailed cost comparisons. Together, these comments point to affordability sensitivity for some households.
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Harrison Heights Senior Village offers competitive pricing for its accommodations, with monthly costs significantly lower than both Sarpy County and the broader Nebraska average. For a one-bedroom unit, residents pay $870, which is markedly more economical compared to Sarpy County's average of $2,197 and the state average of $3,167. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at Harrison Heights is priced at $1,000, again reflecting considerable savings against the county's figure of $2,814 and Nebraska's average of $3,627. These attractive rates not only make Harrison Heights an appealing choice for seniors seeking quality living arrangements but also provide a compelling value that supports financial peace of mind.
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