Senior Living community - The Reserve at Greenbrier

The Reserve at Greenbrier

1005 Elysian Place, Chesapeake, VA 23320
(757) 361-0066
4.1 ( 7 reviews )
Independent Living

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About This Community

At The Reserve, you'll find a visually stunning community full of senior living amenities that make active adult living fun. For your leisure there is a Community Clubhouse featuring Wi-Fi throughout, a Great Room with a fireplace and Grand Piano, a fully-equipped 24 hour Fitness Center, Library and Business Center and a Game Lounge with an Billiards Table. You may choose to join us in one of our fun social activities, relax in the landscaped courtyard by the fountain or enjoy the peacefulness of the veranda. By visiting our website you may take a virtual tour by looking at our photo gallery and experience all the beautiful features of active adult living for yourself. When you visit The Reserve at Greenbrier, you'll be amazed at the luxurious details we've included throughout our community.

In each of our apartments, you'll find a floor plan designed especially for Active Adult Living. A kitchen with extra storage space, a cozy breakfast bar, walk-in closets, crown molding, home offices with built in computer niches, your choice of a private patio or sunroom and more will be here to welcome you every time you come home. We have eleven floor plans to choose from. We offer one and two bedroom apartments ranging from 743 square feet to 1216 square feet. Your water bill, trash fee, and basic cable fees are all covered in the rent. As a pet-friendly community, you can enjoy your new home with your favorite furry friend and even make new friends at our bark park. If you'd like to come home to an Active Adult Living Community that is dedicated to luxury, fun and comfort- The Reserve at Greenbrier is just the place for you. We would love to personally welcome YOU home.

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4.1 ( 7 Reviews )

Dan

May 20, 2020

I visited The Reserve at Greenbrier. It was very nice, they had a lot of activities, and my interaction with the staff was good. They had a little kitchen area for coffee and stuff, they had a gaming room, and a library. They had a daily calendar of activities and the facilities were nice.

CH2

November 29, 2015

We lived at The Reserve, but we had to move back home because we ran out of money. It was very nice. They had monthly meetings where you were invited to come and give your opinions, and the meeting room was full of people observing or saying what they wanted to about a problem or something that they wanted improved. They had several activities like that. The people in charge were very nice. They changed the paint and carpeting in the rooms every time a tenant changed, so you have brand-new carpeting, brand-new painted walls, and everything was real fresh and nice-looking. We were only there six months, and they still ripped up the carpet and replaced it. It was clean with washers and dryers in the apartments. The rooms, living room, and dining rooms were of a good size. It was a nice, big apartment, one of their largest, and we had a ground-floor apartment. We loved it there.

Visitor102026050

February 10, 2015

Personally, I liked The Reserve at Greenbrier. I would love for my mother to go there. The price is right. They had a regular little one-bedroom apartment, which was very clean. This one actually kept up with their maintenance, and they're very professional. I recommend them because of the hospitality that they have.

Ms M

November 23, 2014

Very over priced for what you receive. The apts are not what I would consider luxury. The appliances are wearing out as are the cabinets and formica countertops. I found there to be moisture problems throughout both buildings and there is a rodent problem. The elevators seem to go out on a regular basis making it difficult for residents using walkers and electric scooters to get to the first floor. Activities are repetitive with not a lot of variety and there is no activity bus to facilitate any kind of field trips. A lot of residents complain that when they voice their concerns to the director that their standard answer is "if you are not happy here, you can move". Trash in the parking lot and on the grounds has been a big problem. No one on staff goes around on a daily basis to make sure the grounds are clean. Residents take out the recycle bins, do a lot of the yard work and cleaning of the hallways.

Patricia44

November 20, 2013

I love The Reserve at Greenbrier very much. It was very nice, beautiful and bright. They have a waterfall outside. It was just a lovely place to live. I plan to go there later on but right now, I just can't afford to go there. They have everything there that you would possibly need. They even take your trash out for you. When I first walked in the foyer or whatever you call it, someone was playing the piano and it was beautiful. I'd expect something, you know, maybe a lot of seniors sitting around but people at The Reserve were not. They were actually in the courtyard having lunch. They have a lot to offer that residents can get involved in with regards to activities. I love the community itself, just the atmosphere and the environment of the whole place. It was just beautiful. The people were very nice.

Visitor2348

September 24, 2013

I went to The Reserve at Greenbrier. This place was recommended by me. The facility does not provide meals. The place is very nice and they have entertainment. The rooms are gorgeous and the staff are friendly.

Jilliane2

August 15, 2013

The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about their clients. We met the residents' manager who's also nice. It was beautiful. But they had no shuttle. It was like a resort and the hallways were open to the weather. They didn't have many activities.

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