Hillcrest Apartments

Hillcrest Apartments sits on Hillcrest Drive in Byrdstown, Tennessee, offering one-bedroom apartments set up for seniors aged 62 and older or for adults with disabilities starting at age 18 as long as they meet income rules, and there's proof of disability needed during the application, you see, with both HUD 202 and HUD 811 units that include handicap accessible bathrooms and kitchens with appliances like a range, refrigerator, and freezer, plus a living room and large closets that make it easier for folks looking for a simpler setup. The rent includes basic utilities like electric, water, and garbage pickup, so that's one less thing to keep track of, and the place allows for some independence since it's mainly set up for folks who can live on their own, but there's access to independent living services, social activities, and spaces for community engagement if you want to join in. Hillcrest Apartments is an income-restricted property, and they'll accept SSI or SSDI payments, and you'll also find Section 8 and government housing options in the mix, and because it's run under the Upper Cumberland Development District, everything's pretty straightforward with rules about who can live here and how the place is looked after. The community is pet-friendly with one pet up to 30 pounds allowed in a unit (if you can pay the pet deposit), but there are some restrictions, and everything's co-ed, so men and women both live here together, and there's surface parking and off-street options, though it's more car-friendly since there's a low walk score and only a moderate bike score. Residents have 24-hour maintenance when something goes wrong, on-site laundry, and their apartments are cable-ready with high-speed internet, air conditioning for comfort, and secured entry for safety. Hillcrest Apartments tries to focus not just on housing but also on offering meals crafted by professional chefs, with a goal of nutritious, balanced foods, and has on-site activities, social support, and a staff known for being helpful, joyful, and kind, so folks there have a pretty welcoming environment, and the resident care puts attention on activities that help both the body and mind whether it's about socializing, staying active, or just having someone nearby if you need a hand. The apartments are designed with accessibility in mind, and the place has even been recognized with Best of Senior Living awards, which tells you there's a level of quality in how the community runs, and expert senior living advisors can offer free guidance about living options, so if someone wants housing with some support but not full-on continuous care, Hillcrest Apartments seems well-suited, especially for people looking for affordable, supported living near Pickett County schools and in the Byrdstown neighborhood.