Celebre Place offers both independent and assisted living for seniors, with apartments that have full kitchens, modern bathrooms with spa-like walk-in showers, and plenty of closet space, you get sizes from 664 to 925 square feet, and some even come with patios or decks, so folks who like a bit of personal outdoor space can have that, and for those worried about the weather, there's underground heated parking and storage lockers, which sure makes hauling groceries or getting to your car easier in the winter. The monthly rent covers heat, water, and sewer, which helps keep costs predictable, and in-unit washer/dryer or hook-ups make doing laundry simple, so folks don't have to haul baskets up and down halls. Apartments come in both one- and two-bedroom layouts, and all are designed for comfort and easy living. Pets are allowed, though there are some restrictions.
Inside Celebre Place, you'll find a warm, welcoming community with beautifully decorated interiors folks describe as having a bit of a resort feel, both inside and outside. The common areas include a formal dining room with a fireplace, a private dining room for special meals, an arts and crafts studio, a fitness center, a library/media room, a full-service salon, and a covered patio outside, so there are plenty of places for gathering or spending quiet time. Residents have Internet, cable TV, and air conditioning in their apartments, which makes daily life comfortable and keeps people connected.
Celebre Place is known for affordable assisted living. It's the only community in Kenosha that participates in the Wisconsin Affordable Assisted Living Program, which gives more people a chance to live there, even if their income's limited, and it also holds the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association (WALA) Diamond Accreditation, showing it's met some tough standards. There are independent living apartments for seniors age 62 and up, and folks can choose extra services if they want, like weekly housekeeping, laundry, and regular meals from a chef-meals are balanced and cooked by professionals, and residents can eat in the dining room or the private room if they like.
If a resident needs help, there's 24/7 licensed staff on site for supervision and care, with a wireless call system, and registered nurses do regular wellness checks, so families know someone's always there if needed. Medication help is available, too-administration or reminders-and care plans are tailored with the Wellness Coordinator, so services fit each person's needs and those services get billed separately from the rent, which is useful if someone doesn't need a lot of help most days. The community supports folks who want to stay as independent as possible and offers everything from minimal help to around-the-clock care, all right there.
Celebre Place keeps folks busy and engaged, offering daily social, educational, and recreational programs, so there's always something on the calendar, and the Celebre Club puts on social, educational, recreational, and spiritual activities, so people have options no matter what they're interested in. Fitness programs, recreation opportunities, and scheduled outings let folks get to know Kenosha and stay active, and groups like "We ♥ Kenosha" get residents involved in things like knitting, fitness, making comfort pillows, writing notes to veterans, and collecting supplies for schools, which gives a sense of purpose and gets folks involved in the broader community.
Other details that matter to people include housekeeping and maintenance services, linen service, wellness coordination, transportation for appointments or outings, veterans aid assistance, and on-site property management. The staff keep the place running smoothly, and the amenities are set up to help residents live comfortably without most of the everyday hassles that come with traditional homes. Amenities feel almost endless, but folks say it's not overwhelming-just well-designed for older adults who want an active lifestyle but also want support close at hand if they happen to need it.
