Overview
Life is easier when less time is spent on home maintenance and everyday responsibilities, and more time is spent doing the things you enjoy. At Spring Leaf Place, active adult living is for adults ages 55 and older and offers the comfort of private villas paired with the convenience of a maintenance-free lifestyle, welcoming amenities, and neighbors in a similar stage of life, giving you the freedom to enjoy retirement on your own terms.
Designed with comfort in mind, each villa offers the space and functionality of a private residence, with features such as attached garages, full kitchens with modern appliances, spacious layouts, and beautiful outdoor spaces. Say goodbye to lawn care, snow removal, and exterior maintenance, and spend more time doing the things you enjoy.
For you, that could mean pursuing hobbies, staying active, dining with friends, or simply enjoying a relaxed daily routine — each day is yours to shape. Residents also enjoy access to community amenities and activities, creating opportunities to stay social, try something new, and connect with neighbors who share similar interests.
Maintenance-free living means more time to focus on what matters most, whether that's traveling, spending time with family, or enjoying the comfort of home. It's a lifestyle designed to help you enjoy each day with fewer responsibilities and more opportunities to make the most of retirement.
Amenities may include:
– Private villas with features such as attached garages, full kitchens, and more
– Beautifully landscaped grounds and walking paths
– Chef-prepared meals and restaurant-style dining
– Social events, clubs, and activities
– Fitness center and wellness programs
– Maintenance-free living, including lawn care, snow removal, and exterior maintenance
Care
Active Adult
Active adult communities are vibrant residential neighborhoods designed specifically for individuals typically 55 and older. These communities offer a range of amenities, as well as recreational and social activities.
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Qualifications
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Neighborhood
Pulling from a variety of reliable data sources, Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address, helping you understand how easy it is to live a car-free lifestyle. Transit Score®, when available, measures how well a location is served by public transit. Scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more amenities within walking distance and diverse transit options nearby.
Spring Leaf Place Reviews
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Michael Anthony
2 months ago
Dont return calls cant get a tour. If they have vacant units this is probably why. Who is Beth? She is always out of the office. Beth check your VM
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Barbara Moore
4 months ago
I moved out of Spring Leaf Place after living there for 8 1/2 years due to numerous things. We were told that the rent increase per year would be 2 to 3 percent. Instead it was 8 percent. My rent for a one bedroom wih office space went from $1600 per month to $2001 in two years. Water bills were added to rent payments with no explaination as to usage. That is high considering the residents are on fixed incomes. My aparment was never painted nor were any of the community areas. Like wise, carpet was not replaced in apartments even though many were thread bare. New carpet was placed in lobby and first floor halls that was of poor quality and was coming apart in less than a 3 months. Maintenance was lacking in that we had maintenance 2 days a week. Our porches were filithy. The last high pressure cleaning was done before Covid. Spring Leaf Place was a beautiful place when I moved there in 2017. Story Point purchased the building 4 years ago, and things have gotten terribly bad. As of June 2026 there are 11 empty apartments. And lastly, my last day there was April 30. As of today, June 12, I have not received my deposit back nor information as to why the deposit isn't being returned. Ohio law stated that desposits or letters must be returned within 30 days.
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Wayne Hoedt
4 years ago
We are still quite dirty. Trash in Community Room not emptied, floor unswept and/or mopped. Entryways are still cobwebbed and unswept. Light in north stairway still burned out even after a 3+ month work order submitted. (This is a safety factor.) Again, we have an office manager absence and in need of replacement. {This appears to be a "revolving door" position.} Containers of rock salt still at entryways. (How long ago have we had snow or ice?) Parking lots and driveways need resurfacing (or at least sealed) and striped).
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Robert Beck
4 years ago
I have been living at Spring Leaf since October 2020. It has been a wonderful and warm place to live.
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