The Crossings at Brookwood
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- 6201 N. Lilac Drive, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
- (763) 561-7405
- 4.1 ( 8 reviews )
- Independent Living and Senior Apartment
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4.1
( 8 Reviews )
ReviewerAT1208C
January 21, 2021
I found The Crossings at Brookwood for my friend, and she moved in there last August. They've been wonderful. I went with my friend when we toured it, and it seemed quite lovely, quiet, and close to where she works. I've only met one person, and she was very persistent, because after we toured, she contacted us several times. It's a nice location. It's in a nice, little, quiet spot in Brooklyn Center. It's in like a residential area, and the outdoor spaces are well cared for. It's a little bit older facility.
sell
October 01, 2019
I have lived here for 4 years and just love it all the things to do and the parties we have for Holidays.
The staff is wonderful and very helpfull
they have cleaning staff that takes care of the common areas and they do a great job.
for activities they have Poker,Bingo WII bowling ,shuffleboard,pool, cribbage,catholic mass and a general church service. chat chowder, 1 month we have a full meal, bus service on fridays to Cub and the other local stores
poppys1945
December 26, 2017
Very friendly professional staff, Very clean property and very active residents. When I visited there were people Wii bowling and others playing shuffleboard while others were in another space playing cards. I can tell there is plenty to do and stay active! This will be my new home.
petesrule
June 22, 2017
I have visited this property a few times for events and activities. I do plan on moving in at some point. I know many of the residents that live there and ALL of them have wonderful things to say about this property and the management there. It is VERY well kept and is in a wonderful quiet location. They have so many activities it feels like a vibrant and active group! I cant wait to make the move once I sell my home.
joesss
May 25, 2017
This place is very noisey. The walls in the 3 story building are paper thin. I CAN hear hear tv, toilet flushing, people walking upstairs, vacuuming,and talking in the hallway. Also, some have dogs and you will hear them. So, if you want to live here, get earplugs, if you want peace and quiet. I really mean it
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Gayle20
December 15, 2015
My mother is at The Crossings. We chose it because it is very close to her church and to where she lived before. Her friends, who are older, can drive there during the day and visit her. It is very centered around its people; everyone knows each other. They grew up in the neighborhood, so it feels like a family. They have lots of activities. Every Friday afternoon, they have bingo, which my mom loves. They have cards on Thursdays and a thing they call "chat and chowder" on a Tuesday every month. They have an exercise group for 80-plus year olds, and it is really fun. My mom just loves that. The actual community rooms are remodeled often and look really good, but the apartments are very old. The food is all catered in, so it is wonderful.
Olenka
September 30, 2013
I like everything about The Crossings at Brookwood. The facility is wonderful and very clean. They have a garage that is attached to the building. It has a gym. The apartment is spacious and it has a living room and kitchen. They have a wash and dry facility on each floor. They also have medical care if you need it. They have a pharmacist available. They have buses that take the residents.
Shirley24
July 31, 2013
I went to The Crossing twice, but I don't really get to interact with the staff that much. But they were friendly enough. It was a clean facility. The rooms were not remodeled that much, it just had a faded look about it. It was in a more residential neighborhood. So, in order to go to any place to shop, you had to either drive or had somebody take you. I believe they had a shuttled service, but it just doesn't measure up with the others. The resident didn't looked that happy and my parents didn't felt like at home. They do have activities for the people, but they looked more institutionalized.
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