Comprehensive Review: The Piedmont at Buckhead
Location & Overview The Piedmont at Buckhead is located at 650 Phipps Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326. This luxury senior living community is situated in the upscale Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, directly across from Phipps Plaza, providing residents with convenient access to high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The facility is operated by Senior Resource…
Location & overview
The Piedmont at Buckhead sits at 650 Phipps Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326, in the upscale Buckhead neighborhood directly across from Phipps Plaza. Residents have easy access to high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment. Senior Resource Group (SRG) operates the facility and manages 21 communities across the country with over 37 years in senior living.
At a glance
| Measure | Detail |
|---|---|
| Community type | Independent living and assisted living community |
| Location | 650 Phipps Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326 |
| Care levels offered | Independent living, assisted living |
| Operator | Senior Resource Group (SRG) |
| Accreditation | CARF accredited |
| Starting monthly fee | Independent living studios starting at $4,570 per month |
The building has a resort feel, and a walkability score of 83 means residents can actually get out on foot for coffee or an errand. It also carries CARF accreditation, an independent stamp that the community meets recognized international standards for quality.
Care services offered
Independent living
- Designed for active seniors who want to skip housekeeping, maintenance, and yard work
- Private apartments in various floor plans
- Focus on social engagement and community activities
- No home maintenance responsibilities
- Monthly costs starting at $4,570 for studios to $7,995 for two-bedroom units
Assisted living
- Help with activities of daily living: bathing, dressing, and personal care
- 24/7 care staff on call
- Medication management and health monitoring
- Personalized care plans
- 12-16 hours of nursing care daily
- 24-hour call system
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and personal care
- Monthly costs starting at $6,395 for studios to $11,195 for one-bedroom units
Amenities & features
Residence options
- Studios: 482-734 sq. ft.
- One-bedroom apartments: 685-951 sq. ft.
- Two-bedroom apartments: 1,292-1,504 sq. ft.
- Various floor plans to match different budgets and preferences
Dining services
- Chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style
- Special dietary accommodations available
- Multiple dining venues
- Private dining room for special occasions
Wellness & recreation
- Fitness center with exercise equipment
- Health and wellness programs
- Walking paths throughout the property
- Recreational activities
Additional amenities
- Beauty salon and spa
- Movie theater
- Library
- Pets allowed
- Housekeeping and maintenance services
- Transportation for appointments, shopping, and outings
- Wi-Fi and cable TV
- 24-hour personal call system
- Location near shopping, dining, and entertainment
Daily activities & programs
Days here lean social. The calendar mixes planned events with the kind of unplanned run-ins that happen when people share comfortable common spaces, and the on-site theater gives everyone a standing reason to gather.
- Social gatherings and community events
- Movie showings in the on-site theater
- Entertainment options
- Common gathering spaces
- Opportunities to socialize with other residents
Pricing & financial information
Independent living monthly costs
- Studio: starting at $4,570
- One bedroom: starting at $5,695
- One bedroom with 1.5 bathrooms: starting at $5,995
- Two bedrooms: starting at $7,295, up to $7,995 for larger units
Assisted living monthly costs
- Studio: starting at $6,395, up to $9,345
- One bedroom: starting at $10,685, up to $11,195
Prices sit above the Atlanta average. You're paying for the upscale finishes and the Buckhead address as much as the care itself.
Management & staff
Senior Resource Group (SRG) operates the facility. Jeffrey Whitten is the Executive Director as of August 2024, bringing a background in hospitality.
The management team includes:
- Jeffrey Whitten, Executive Director
- Brittany Carter, Director of Sales
- Gerry Garay, Director of Food & Beverages
- Jade Stewart, Director of Housekeeping
- Leonard Sharum, Maintenance Director
Unique features & programs
CARF accreditation
The Piedmont carries CARF accreditation, which means an outside body has checked its work against international quality standards. Accreditation isn't a one-time trophy either; keeping it means the community has to keep proving it does the job well.
Urban resort-style living
As a high-rise in central Buckhead, the community offers urban senior living with access to upscale shops, restaurants, and services both on-site and nearby.
Conclusion
The Piedmont at Buckhead puts senior living in one of Atlanta's most sought-after neighborhoods. Because it offers both independent and assisted living, residents can settle in and stay put as their needs shift over the years. The trade-off is cost: the upscale amenities, breadth of services, and prime location all show up in the monthly bill.
The community works well for seniors who want to shed home maintenance and live in an urban setting with easy access to shopping and dining.
The best next step is a visit. Walk the halls, meet the staff, and confirm current pricing directly with the community before you commit.
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