Silver Tree Residential is Investing Heavily in Gambrill Gardens to set the Standard of Senior Living in Ellisville.
*Estimate Completion Date of 1/15/18*
Today’s senior living marketplace is a dynamic and fast changing arena. The U.S. population over age 65 is growing steadily and senior communities that cater to this population must offer modern amenities in a stylish environment.
Gambrill Gardens will boast upscale aesthetics coupled with a hospitality-style environment. A place where seniors can age in place, with needed care at their fingertips in an engaging lifestyle environment. With this in mind, Gambrill Gardens is set to embark on a multi-million dollar renovation to set the standard for senior living communities in Ellisville.
The renovation of Gambrill Gardens will include a large communal area addition encompassing unique spaces that encourage socialization and interaction among the residents. This extensive remodeling beginning late 2016, will surpass $4 million when complete.
New and remodeled amenities will include enhanced lighting, a redesigned dining room, a casual bistro, an overnight suite for resident guests, fitness center, movie-room, salon, activity area, dining room and extensive outdoor patio areas.
The renovated and welcoming lobby and reception area has been designed to provide comfort, information, and easy access to the rest of the amenities. The corridors will be well-lit and hung with artwork and interesting wall coverings.
Enhancing the physical, social and emotional health of our residents is a primary goal in establishing a healthy senior community. The remodel will include an in-house gym/physical therapy room, Café, Arts & Crafts Room, Activity Room with sunroom where seniors can play games, mingle and bond with fellow residents.
Dining at Gambrill Gardens will be a nutritious and exciting experience in the new dining room and casual bistro. The kitchen staff will source food from the finest local vendors and fresh seasonal and locally available produce will be used everyday.
