Nora Commons on the Monon

Nora Commons on the Monon has senior apartments for people aged 55 and older who want to live independently while staying connected to their neighbors. The property sits in a spot close to grocery stores like Kroger and Whole Foods, coffee shops like Starbucks, pharmacies, banking, and plenty of restaurants, so getting errands done is easy, and public transportation options are nearby. The building has 272 apartment homes with one or two bedrooms and one or two baths, ranging from 765 to 1,418 square feet, so there's enough space for most needs, and all apartments come with extra-large rooms, open layouts, and extra storage. Each home's got a kitchen with plenty of cabinets and an island, along with patios or balconies, washer/dryer hookups, air conditioning, dishwashers, cable, carpet, garbage disposals, large closets, and individual climate control, which means people can settle in and get comfortable. Nora Commons is pet friendly, and cats are welcome, and they're set up with outdoor space for walks too. The community features a fitness center, clubhouse, movie theatre, wellness room, recreation room, TV and billiards room, arts and crafts room, business center, and a beauty shop with a nail salon, so there's always something going on. People can join resident functions, outings, day trips, and life enrichment programs, or use the library with internet, outside walking paths, and community courtyards as they wish. For safety and peace of mind, the building provides controlled entry, elevators, laundry facilities, resident garages, accessible features like wheelchair-friendly showers, transportation services, on-site maintenance with a 24/7 emergency option, and a repair team with an average fix time of two days. Professional management teams from Kittle Properties, Inc. oversee many units, and they aim to treat everyone equally and with respect. Nora Commons supports residents' health and well-being by offering Legacy Rehab services and therapy, as well as help for folks who may need assisted living, memory care, non-medical care, or home care, with trained aides who can assist with things like bathing and dressing. They cook nutritious meals, help organize schedules, and create structure for people needing memory or dementia support, with special layouts meant to reduce confusion and wandering. The staff here try to be friendly and compassionate, and there's always someone nearby if help's needed, while transportation is available for trips and appointments. Amenities are built to suit seniors who want to stay active, comfortable, and social, and the atmosphere is open and easy-going for those wanting a safe, supportive place to call home.