Chardon Court offers a competitive pricing structure for its rental units, particularly when compared to Hennepin County and the broader state of Minnesota. For a one-bedroom unit, residents will find a monthly cost of $975, which is significantly lower than the average rent in Hennepin County at $3,550 and also undercuts the state average of $2,893. Similarly, two-bedroom accommodations at Chardon Court are priced at $1,195, again reflecting substantial savings compared to Hennepin County's average of $3,848 and Minnesota's overall average of $2,955. This makes Chardon Court an appealing option for individuals and families seeking affordable housing without sacrificing quality or location.
Floor plans
Chardon Court
Hennepin County
Minnesota
1 Bedroom
$975
$3,550
$2,893
2 Bedrooms
$1,195
$3,848
$2,955
Overall Review of Chardon Court
common24 reviews mention this
Staff help and responsiveness
Residents and families describe staff and management as helpful and attentive, though a few report serious communication and professionalism problems.
Many reviewers say the staff makes them feel comfortable and that management follows through on repairs and upgrades, with several specifically praising how easy it was to work with during move-in or ongoing maintenance. A smaller group of reviews takes the opposite view, describing unprofessional management, favoritism, slow maintenance, and poor communication. Overall, the reviews read as a mix of strong day-to-day support and unresolved issues for some residents.
common21 reviews mention this
Clean setting and recent upgrades
Reviews repeatedly mention a clean, well-kept environment alongside visible updates like fresh paint and new flooring.
Several residents and families describe the facility as clean and well-kept, and others mention fresh paint, new carpeting, and general property upgrades. Some reviewers also reference quiet building design and clean-smelling common areas. On the negative side, a few reviews report cleanliness breakdownsâmold, pests, and odorsâso the experience isnât uniform across reviews.
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Built for independent living
The community is positioned for independence, with residents saying thereâs no nursing care on-site and that meals are limited.
Multiple reviewers highlight that Chardon Court is for people who donât need assistance day to day, and they describe it as lacking nurses or care on-site. One review also says dining is limited to dinner, with no lunch or breakfast served. This matches the listingâs independent-living focus, so it appears best aligned to residents looking for a self-sufficient setup.
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Rent value is mixed
Pricing is described as affordable by some, while others say rent increases strained budgets.
Several reviewers call the rent reasonable or low and say it was part of what they liked about choosing the community. Others specifically mention rent increases that felt difficult on fixed incomes. Together, the reviews suggest value for some households, but the cost trajectory is a recurring concern for others.
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Activities are scheduled, but contested
Residents describe on-site and off-site activities, but at least one reviewer says the activity program has been reduced.
Some reviewers mention a fairly full calendar of activities and that the community arranges outings like shopping or lunch, including resident-run classes. Others say there are fewer activities than promised after ownership changes, and describe trips being cancelled. The listing also indicates activities both on-site and off-site, aligning with the positive reviews while the complaints point to inconsistency over time.
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Chardon Court offers a competitive pricing structure for its rental units, particularly when compared to Hennepin County and the broader state of Minnesota. For a one-bedroom unit, residents will find a monthly cost of $975, which is significantly lower than the average rent in Hennepin County at $3,550 and also undercuts the state average of $2,893. Similarly, two-bedroom accommodations at Chardon Court are priced at $1,195, again reflecting substantial savings compared to Hennepin County's average of $3,848 and Minnesota's overall average of $2,955. This makes Chardon Court an appealing option for individuals and families seeking affordable housing without sacrificing quality or location.
Chardon Court is located at 5700 Boone Ave North, New Hope, MN 55428 in Hennepin County, Minnesota
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