Swansgate Retirement Community is a senior community in Greenville, SC.
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Swansgate Retirement Community in Greenville, SC
Save400 Swansgate Pl, Greenville, SC 29605
To contact a resident: (864) 233-1107
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Residents repeatedly describe the property as clean and very well-kept.
Multiple residents mention clean surroundings, a neat look, and a community that stays well maintained. Several reviews also connect that upkeep with easy day-to-day access and responsiveness when maintenance is needed.
Residents describe the community as welcoming and full of friendly people.
Reviews highlight friendliness and hospitality, including people residents describe as kind and warm. A number of comments frame the community itself as a good fit socially for seniors and families looking for an inviting place to live.
Residents point to gated access and ongoing security monitoring.
Several reviews mention gated entry and security monitoring, along with prompt maintenance. Residents also say the location helps balance access to activities with a quieter, more secure feel.
Residents call out shared amenities like a pool and clubhouse.
Reviews describe a community with helpful gathering spaces, including clubhouse events. Residents also mention the pool and note additional home features like a kitchen as part of what makes day-to-day living feel comfortable.
Residents say it’s positioned close to medical care and daily needs.
At least a couple of reviews describe the location as convenient to Greenville activities and close to the hospital. Nearby options also include physician offices and pharmacies within about half a mile.
Affordability is mentioned as a practical consideration for some residents.
One review frames the community as a great retirement option but one only people who can afford it should consider. Another mentions a secure price for elderly residents, suggesting cost may still require planning even when residents feel the pricing is appropriate.
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Greenville-Spartanburg (12 miles away)This part of Greenville, South Carolina, offers a convenient and accessible location for senior living. With several physicians' offices in close proximity, including internal medicine clinics, orthopedic care, infectious disease specialists, and cancer centers, residents have easy access to healthcare services. Nearby hospitals like Prisma Health Marshall I. Pickens Hospital and Roger C. Peace Rehabilitation Hospital provide additional peace of mind for medical emergencies or ongoing treatment needs. In terms of amenities, there are pharmacies within a short distance for medication management and a variety of restaurants for dining out options. The area also boasts parks like Cleveland Park for outdoor recreation and relaxation, as well as cafes such as Green Fetish and Grateful Brew for socializing with friends or family. Places of worship like Earle Street Baptist Church offer spiritual support, and entertainment options include the Regal Cherrydale theater for cultural outings. Overall, this neighborhood provides a well-rounded environment for seniors looking to live comfortably and conveniently in Greenville.
Swansgate Retirement Community is located at 400 Swansgate Pl, Greenville, SC 29605 in Greenville County, South Carolina
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