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Taylorsville House in Taylorsville, NC

Taylorsville House is a senior community in Taylorsville, NC.

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Taylorsville House in Taylorsville, NC

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Taylorsville House

199 Milstead Rd SW, Taylorsville, NC 28681

To contact a resident: (828) 635-8989

For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318

4.3 from 24 reviews
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Overall Review of Taylorsville House

common 15 reviews mention this

Caring, attentive staffing stands out

Residents and families consistently describe staff as caring, attentive, and responsive to daily needs.

Across the reviews, families repeatedly describe the staff as loving, compassionate, and focused on residents’ comfort. Several reviewers also mention staff support during visits and day-to-day care, including polite, friendly interactions. Even a critical review that gives a very low rating frames the concern around inadequate patient care, while most other reviews cite the staff as the main reason to feel confident.

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The community looks clean and well kept

Multiple reviews highlight a bright, clean, well-maintained environment.

Reviewers describe the facility as clean, bright, and well maintained, including comments about it looking “beautiful” or “very pretty.” One low-rating review still acknowledges the facility is well maintained, but the complaint there centers on refunds rather than the physical upkeep. Taken together, the cleanliness theme appears strongly in both positive and one critical perspective.

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Memory care focus is a key draw

Reviews specifically recommend Taylorsville House for memory care and describe knowledgeable leadership.

Several reviewers discuss the community in terms of memory care, including recommending it for loved ones with memory-related needs. They also mention leadership and the care approach as knowledgeable and supportive, and one reviewer notes their loved one appears to be on the right medication for mood regulation. While visits and recommendations are mentioned, the memory-care positioning shows up consistently across multiple reviews.

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Features

Types of Care

  • Board and Care Home Board and Care Home

Nearby Places of Interest

Taylorsville, North Carolina offers a tranquil and scenic environment for those considering senior living. With attractions like Lake Norman State Park located just 22 miles away, there are ample opportunities to enjoy nature and outdoor activities. The park provides a peaceful retreat with its picturesque lake views and numerous hiking trails, perfect for leisurely strolls or birdwatching. Additionally, the town of Taylorsville itself boasts a charming small-town atmosphere with local shops, restaurants, and community events that cater to residents of all ages. Overall, Taylorsville offers a peaceful and welcoming setting for seniors looking to retire in a serene and close-knit community.

Parks

  • Lake Norman State Park (22 miles)

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