Greenwood Village is a senior community in Manorville, NY.
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370 Chapman Boulevard, Manorville, NY 11949
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
4 from 103 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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3 stars
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2 stars
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1 stars
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Overall Review of Greenwood Village
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Cost surprises and rent increases
Residents frequently warn that monthly land rent can rise quickly and affordability may change after you buy.
Several residents describe higher-than-expected monthly land rent and maintenance costs, including warnings about rent increases over time. A number of reviews also say buyers can’t rely on traditional financing and instead need cash, then continue paying land rent monthly. Some residents feel the recurring payments are a major drawback, while others say rent is “normal for the area” but still notice year-over-year increases.
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55+ activities and clubhouse life
The community is described as active, with clubhouse programming and regular social activities.
Many reviews highlight the day-to-day feel of a 55+ community, with residents describing frequent activities in the clubhouse. Residents mention sports and games such as pickleball, tennis, shuffleboard, and bocce, plus indoor events like crafts and dance. Several also point to amenities like a gym/game room/workshop and a bus for local shopping outings on a schedule.
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Pool and outdoor access concerns
The summer pool gets mixed feedback, including access and heating concerns.
While multiple reviews mention having a pool as part of the community’s amenities, others add drawbacks about how it’s accessed. One resident specifically calls out that the pool is not heated and that getting to it can be difficult if walking is a challenge. Another review mentions the pool season window, reinforcing that pool use depends on warmer weather.
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Friendly neighbors and helpful vibe
Residents describe a generally friendly, quiet community where neighbors look out for each other.
Across reviews, residents repeatedly mention neighbors being friendly and the overall tone feeling peaceful or safe. One review also talks about making friends and getting help at times, and other writers describe the community as clean and well maintained. A few reviews temper that praise by noting issues like rules being unevenly enforced, but the day-to-day social tone still comes through as a strength.
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Gate reliability and rule enforcement
Some residents report gate and access problems, plus concerns about consistent rule enforcement.
A recurring complaint is that gate access can be unreliable, including code entry that doesn’t work and difficulty getting in. Other reviews raise concerns about rules not being strictly followed, including mentions of residents or rentals that they feel don’t meet expectations. These issues are cited as reasons to double-check details before committing.
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Nearby shopping, clinics, and pharmacies
Residents have a mix of nearby pharmacies, clinics, and shopping within a short drive.
The community sits close to several practical destinations, including pharmacies and local restaurants. Nearby options include CVS Pharmacy and Rite Aid for prescriptions, plus nearby medical services such as physician offices and specialty services. For day-to-day errands and meals out, reviewers point to the convenience of being near shopping and dining choices.
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6 resident community capacity
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Housekeeping services
Telephone
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
Long Island - MacArthur (16 miles away)
Assistance with dressing
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Diabetes diet
Special dietary restrictions
Friendly owner who tries to tailor caregiver matches.
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