The Park at Ridgedale is a senior living community for adults aged 55 and older, located at 5001 Ridgedale Parkway #107 in Richmond, Virginia. The property opened in 2003 and has 120 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment homes, all designed for maintenance-free living. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, range, and frost-free refrigerator, a washer and dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting, walk-in closets, a large pantry, air conditioning, individually controlled central heat and air, and high-speed internet access. Water, sewer, trash, and sanitation services come included in the rent, and safety features like monitored medical emergency pull cords and emergency response systems are in place throughout the community. The building is pet-friendly and welcomes both dogs and cats.
Residents have access to several community spaces such as clubhouses, a community room, a billiards room, a fitness center, and a beauty salon. Landscaped courtyards provide spots for relaxation. There are dedicated areas for therapy and wellness programs, and many planned social activities aimed at keeping everyone engaged. People can take part in recreational and health activities, and trained staff are on-site to offer supportive, assisted living, and memory care services for those who need them. The property tailors care plans according to each resident's needs, offers independent living options, and provides memory care in a secure environment for those with specific conditions.
The Park at Ridgedale is run as a mixed-income, LIHTC senior community, which means at least 90% of the units are for residents earning at or below 60% of the Area Median Income, with these restrictions set to last until the end of 2033. The property remains well-kept, has on-site management, and provides detailed information on its amenities, occupancy, and history, including performance data and unit breakdowns. The current occupancy rate is about 97.5%. The starting rent for apartments is $1,370 per month. Residents often note the helpfulness and kindness of staff, and the place has earned awards like "Best of Senior Living" and "Best Activities in Senior Living." The community aims to be welcoming, safe, and friendly, helping people maintain independence while offering the right level of support as needed.
