Quarry Station Senior Apartments Costs & Pricing
Quarry Station Senior Apartments offers competitive pricing for senior living, particularly when compared to both Manassas Park city and the broader Virginia state averages. For instance, a one-bedroom apartment at Quarry Station is priced at $1,275 per month, significantly lower than the $3,130 average in Manassas Park and well below the statewide average of $4,257. Similarly, the two-bedroom options are attractively priced at $1,395, in contrast to $2,910 in Manassas Park and a hefty $4,602 across Virginia. This positioning not only highlights Quarry Station's affordability but also suggests a solid value proposition for seniors seeking comfortable living arrangements without stretching their budgets too far.
| Floor plans | Quarry Station Senior Apartments | Manassas Park city | Virginia |
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| 1 Bedroom | $1,275 | $3,130 | $4,257 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,395 | $2,910 | $4,602 |
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Overall Review of Quarry Station Senior Apartments
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12 reviews mention this
Clean, well kept apartments
Residents most often describe the community as clean and well maintained.
Several residents say the building and apartments are clean and well kept, including comments about a fresh, organized feel. Other reviewers contrast that with reports from a tour of areas that felt dirty or rundown, and a complaint that hallways smelled strongly. Overall, cleanliness comes up frequently, but the tone is mixed between day-to-day living and tour impressions.
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8 reviews mention this
Staff are kind and professional
Many residents describe the staff as friendly, kind, and professional.
Across multiple reviews, residents mention friendly, kind staff and helpful maintenance. A few comments also frame the office manager and staff as professional. At the same time, other reviews raise concerns about unresponsiveness and management coverage, so staff impressions aren’t uniformly positive.
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6 reviews mention this
Office availability and management concerns
Some reviewers say management and office access are unreliable.
Several reviews say the office is never open or was closed for extended periods without follow-through. A separate set of comments point to limited on-site presence and unclear coverage, which residents frame as part of the problem with day-to-day support. Even where residents are overall satisfied, management coverage and responsiveness are recurring points of concern.
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5 reviews mention this
Safety and security worries
Safety and security show up as a recurring worry in reviews.
Some reviewers describe problems like drug activity, drug dealing, and noisy neighbors, along with hallways that smell of cigarettes and marijuana. Another review specifically questions the adequacy of services such as full-time staffing or security and says there is no 24/7 on-site coverage. A tour review also mentions smoking being allowed in apartments, while at least one review lists safety as a positive.
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3 reviews mention this
Activities vary by timing
Residents mention community activities, but availability can change.
One review describes a calendar of activities such as game day, movie day, Bingo, trivia, and coffee. Another says activities were paused “due to COVID” but that there had been adult coloring, potluck dinners, and Christmas dinner before. A separate review also flags activities among the things that stood out, suggesting the program depends on timing.
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5 reviews mention this
Pricing feels affordable to many
Reviews and listings suggest pricing can be a strong point, with exceptions.
Multiple reviews describe the community as very good for the price, and at least one also groups affordability with other positives. Another reviewer says pricing is about average compared with other communities, while a different review argues prices are high for seniors who aren’t approved for Medicaid. This matches the listing-style pricing advantage shown for the available unit types, but the lived experience is not uniformly positive.
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