THE HENDRICKSON
Exceptional Senior Living
Appointments are now available for building tours.
THE COMPLETE PACKAGE
Building Amenities
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Multi-Purpose Room - Activities & Dining
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Wellness Room – Special Equipment Designed For Seniors
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Kitchen – Prep Kitchen For Resident Volunteers
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Library – Lending Library & Quiet Reading Space
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Management Office
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Beauty Salon – Men’s and Women’s Services (Operated By A Third-Party)
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On-Site Parking - Heated Underground And Exterior Surface Parking
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Covered Entry – Porte-Cochere
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Back Porch (Enjoying The View Of The University Farm Fields)
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Common Green Space With Raised Planting Beds (Could Include A Pollinator Garden)
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Elevator
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Resident Storage
Unit Amenities
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Well Designed Units With 9’ Ceiling
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Balconies (Most Units)
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In-Unit Laundry
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Fob Activated Key-less Entry
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Accessible Showers
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LED Light Package
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Well Appointed Kitchens
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In-Unit HVAC With Temperature Control
Site Amenities
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Access To Public Transportation – Metro Transit
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Views Of Expansive Open Green Spaces (University Farm Fields)
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Guest Suite Available For Your Overnight Guests
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ABOUT
Early History of the Area
In 1849, Rose Township was composed of an area, which today are the cities of Roseville, Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, and some land in Minneapolis, St. Anthony, and St. Paul. The boundaries of Rose Town in 1853 were from Rice Street to Stinson Boulevard and from County Road D to Marshall Avenue. As the years went by, the boundaries changed and decreased the township's size.
As a community, the settlers established a town government. In 1858 Rose Township organized a voting precinct, elected town officers, and levied taxes. Early settlers such as D. Baker, E. Larpenteur, W. Hendrickson, and W. Aldrich, held government offices. The population of the township in 1860 was 499, by 1880 it had risen to 877. Early immigrants to the area moved from the eastern United States, Germany, Prussia, Ireland, Canada, and Norway.
Neighborhood - Educational and Volunteer Opportunities
Bell Museum (Opening Summer 2018)
Website: www.bellmuseum.umn.edu/home
Good Acre
Website: https://thegoodacre.org/volunteer/
Ramsey County Historical Society (Gibbs Farm)
Website: http://www.rchs.com/event/spring-volunteer-day/
University of Minnesota – Senior Learning
Website: https://onestop.umn.edu/academics/senior-citizen-education-program
University of Minnesota - Bee Lab
University of Minnesota – Native American Healing Garden
Website: http://environment.umn.edu/education/susteducation/native-american-medicine-gardens/
Area Senior Resources
Native American Medicine Gardens
https://campus-climate.umn.edu/content/native-american-medicine-gardens
Falcon Heights Senior Resources
Website: http://www.falconheights.org/index.asp?SEC=D4056042-D20A-44F2-8215-581435CAD567&Type=B_LIST
St. Anthony Park Senior Resources
Website: http://www.sapaseniors.org
Care Options:
http://www.synergyhomecare.com/seniorelder-care/
Senior Linkage Line: